ORTHOPEDO MCQS

ORTHOPEDO MCQS
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Skeletal tissues grow in response to soft tissue growth

    Moss' Hypothesis

  • 2

    Cranial vault grows primarily by cartilage growth at:

    fontanelles

  • 3

    Cranial base grows primarily by_ growth at the synchondrosis:

    endochondral

  • 4

    Over 90% of brain growth is achieved by age:

    6

  • 5

    Neurocranium follows what Scammon's curve?

    neural

  • 6

    Growth of brain case is primarily by proliferation and ossification of:

    sutural connective tissue

  • 7

    Nasomaxillary complex is hafted to the cranium by the following sutures except:

    frontotemporal

  • 8

    As the maxilla decends, there is _ on the orbital floor, — on the nasal floor and on the inferior palatal surface:

    +-+

  • 9

    The increase in length of the maxilla is due to:

    e. A&B

  • 10

    Mechanism for maxillary growth:

    all of the choices

  • 11

    The mechanism for bone growth of the nasomaxillary complex is:

    intramembranous

  • 12

    The sutures of the nasomaxillary complex are oblique and more or less parallel with each other thus, growth in these areas would serve to displace the maxilla:

    downward and forward

  • 13

    Continued apposition of alveolar bone on the free borders of the alveolar process as the teeth erupt increases the _ of the maxilla.

    height

  • 14

    Increase in the width of the maxilla involves palatal growth following the expanding V principle. The buccal segments move:

    downward and forward

  • 15

    The maxilla Is displaced downward and forward by growth in parts of the bone:

    posterior and superior

  • 16

    What characteristic growth pattern is shown in the vertical section through the coronoid process?

    (t) on the lingual, (-) on half of the buccal surface

  • 17

    What characteristic growth pattern is shown in the vertical section through the basal part of the ramus?

    (-) on the lingual, (+) on the buccal surface

  • 18

    When teeth are lost, alveolar bone:

    resorbs

  • 19

    Mandibular growth follows what growth curve?

    genital

  • 20

    At age 5-10, the mandible is _ completed.

    65%

  • 21

    The predominant direction of mandibular growth is:

    superior and posterior

  • 22

    Displacement of the mandible occurs in what direction?

    downward and forward

  • 23

    Increase in mandibular length is accomplished by:

    (t) on the posterior border, (-) on the anterior border of the ramus

  • 24

    Growth of the posterior border of the mandible with additive growth at the ends of the "V" increases the terminal points. This increases the _ of the mandible.

    width

  • 25

    Condylar growth with significant alveolar growth increase the of the mandible.

    height

  • 26

    Some mandibles grow more forward than downward. If there is predominance of forward growth __ is the result

    Class III

  • 27

    When is the best time to influence, retard or redirect growth?

    just before and during puberty

  • 28

    The order form most rapid to least amount of growth for the

    depth, width, height

  • 29

    The order form greatest to least incremental change for the

    height, depth, width

  • 30

    At age 0-5, which has grown the most at 85%?

    neurocranium

  • 31

    Because of the differential growth of the maxilla and the mandible at age 0-5, the normal profile at birth is:

    convex

  • 32

    Maxillary intercanine width is completed in girls at age:

    12

  • 33

    Second peak for girls:

    7-9

  • 34

    For boys, maximum condylar changes concurrently with sutural and skeletal height peaks 3 years later that for girls.

    false

  • 35

    Treatment timing must be based on the individual's own pattern of growth.

    true

  • 36

    Primate space if found:

    mesial of the upper cuspid and distal of the lower cuspid

  • 37

    Normal terminal plane relationship|:

    flush/straight

  • 38

    The most common sequence of eruption for the upper arch:

    6123457

  • 39

    The stage at which a tooth begins its eruptive movement:

    6

  • 40

    Periapical lesions, pulpitis and pulpotomy of a primary molar — the eruption of successor premolar.

    Hasten

  • 41

    If a primary tooth is extracted prior to the onset of permanent eruptive movement (prior to root formation), the permanent tooth is likely to be:

    delayed

  • 42

    Which one is an incorrect description of Nolla's stages of calcification?

    Stage 6, crown almost completed

  • 43

    Space differential in the anterior segment ( BA/AB ) - 21/12 gives:

    negative space

  • 44

    The proper crown angulation of a permanent incisor is one where the gingival portion of the long axis of the crown should be _ to the incisal portion.

    distal

  • 45

    Rotated teeth occupy less space within the arch:

    false

  • 46

    Plane of occlusion for permanent teeth:

    flat

  • 47

    Posterior crown inclination from canine to molar:

    lingual crown inclination

  • 48

    Size of teeth correlates well with stature. Size of teeth is sex-linked.

    1st statement is false, 2nd is true

  • 49

    The most prevalent malocclusion in the primary dentition:

    anterior openbite

  • 50

    A dolichofacial face would likely to have _ arch form.

    long and tapering

  • 51

    A face that is broad and short is:

    brachyfacial

  • 52

    The most common malocclusion in the mixed dentition period is:

    Class II Div. 1

  • 53

    A type of conditioning where in a specific response is immediately rewarded

    Operant conditioning

  • 54

    The patients history of childhood diseases are under

    medical history

  • 55

    The history on the behavior of the child toward dentistry:

    Dental history

  • 56

    Method of early examination where the dentist and parent are seated face to face

    Knee to knee position

  • 57

    In pedodontic triangle the apex of the triangle is:

    Child

  • 58

    Parent who are mistrusting are:

    Overprotective Parent

  • 59

    Parent who are demanding and can extend to directing the course of the treatment is a :

    Manipulative Parent

  • 60

    Panoramic Radiographic Film:

    5" x 12

  • 61

    Frankl behavior rating characterized by refusal of treatment and extreme negativism:

    Rating 1

  • 62

    A period that child undergoes the phase of separation anxiety:

    Pre school

  • 63

    In Nitous oxygen sedation, once a petient takes a distant gaze the concentration of the nitous oxide- oxygen is reduces to:

    30-70

  • 64

    Device that assess the arterial hemoglobin oxygen saturation and pulse rate:

    pulse oximeter

  • 65

    Quadrant used in the gluteal region when intramuscular sedation is used:

    upper outer quadrant

  • 66

    The most unstable form of fluoride used for topical application:

    Stannous Fluoride

  • 67

    A sudden firm command use dto get the child's attention:

    Voice control

  • 68

    Procedure which slowly develops behavior by reinforcing successive approximation of the desired behavior until desired behavior develop:

    behavior shaping

  • 69

    Parents should be allowed inside a treatment room when:

    e. a&b

  • 70

    A technique of diverting the attention of the patient from what may be perceived as an umpleasant procedure:

    Distraction

  • 71

    Plastics applied to the occlusal surface of posterior teeth by simple acid etch method to prevent dental caries & early carious lesion from developing further

    Preventive Restorative Resin

  • 72

    Medicament used in type A PRR:

    Pit and fissure sealant

  • 73

    Distance of punched holes on the rubber dam for primary teeth:

    1.5 mm

  • 74

    Gingival cavosurface beveling is not indicated in Class II cavity preparation for deciduous teeth, because the direction of the enamel rods are toward:

    Occlusal

  • 75

    ** Etching time for deciduous dentition is ----- compared to permanent dentition:**

    longer

  • 76

    The least amount of tooth surface reduction in stainless steel crown preparation is:

    buccal

  • 77

    Ellis classification of tooth fracture when the coronal pulp is exposed:

    Class III

  • 78

    Ellis classification of tooth fracture when a tooth is lost as a result of trauma

    Class V

  • 79

    Ellis classification of a non vital traumatized tooth:

    Class IV

  • 80

    Treatment of choice for an immature non vital permanent tooth to stimulate root closure:

    Apexification

  • 81

    Materials that is used to induced apexification:

    calcium hydroxide

  • 82

    Superficial wound due to scrapping of the mucosa:

    abrasion

  • 83

    Hypoplastic enamel is a result in the disturbance at:

    Appostion stage

  • 84

    Macrodontia incisor crown with two root canals:

    Fusion

  • 85

    Presence of enamel at the furcation of the root:

    enameloma

  • 86

    Radiograph picture of a caries is generally--- than the actual caries:

    Smaller

  • 87

    Primary molars with multisurface caries ( 3 or more) are best restored using:

    SSC

  • 88

    Primary teeth have pulpal inflammation when the bacterial infested dentin is mm from the pulp:

    1.8

  • 89

    Requires retentive groove in tooth preparation:

    strip crown

  • 90

    T-cut made on celluloid strip crown is placed on the surface?

    lingual

  • 91

    The following are favorable storage medium for avulsed tooth, except:

    water

  • 92

    Treatment for non-vital tooth with open apex:

    Apexification

  • 93

    This method is not indicated on children who are emotionally immature

    Voice control

  • 94

    Diverts the attention of the patient from what may be perceived as an unpleasant procedure

    d. Distraction

  • 95

    Conveying reinforcement and guiding behavior through contact, posture and facial expression

    Non Verbal communication

  • 96

    Method used to strengthen the occurrence of desired behavior through verbal praise, giving tokens and toys

    Positive reinforcement

  • 97

    Which of the following conditions is usually present in a Class II, Division 2 malocclussion?

    Lingual inclination of maxillary central incisors

  • 98

    A distal shoe space maintainer is indicated when a primary:

    second molar is lost before eruption of a permanent first molar

  • 99

    Complete unilateral lip-jaw palate cleft.

    Class III

  • 100

    Anodontia, diagnosed in a 5-year-old child, primarily affects the growth of the:

    alveolar bone

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Skeletal tissues grow in response to soft tissue growth

    Moss' Hypothesis

  • 2

    Cranial vault grows primarily by cartilage growth at:

    fontanelles

  • 3

    Cranial base grows primarily by_ growth at the synchondrosis:

    endochondral

  • 4

    Over 90% of brain growth is achieved by age:

    6

  • 5

    Neurocranium follows what Scammon's curve?

    neural

  • 6

    Growth of brain case is primarily by proliferation and ossification of:

    sutural connective tissue

  • 7

    Nasomaxillary complex is hafted to the cranium by the following sutures except:

    frontotemporal

  • 8

    As the maxilla decends, there is _ on the orbital floor, — on the nasal floor and on the inferior palatal surface:

    +-+

  • 9

    The increase in length of the maxilla is due to:

    e. A&B

  • 10

    Mechanism for maxillary growth:

    all of the choices

  • 11

    The mechanism for bone growth of the nasomaxillary complex is:

    intramembranous

  • 12

    The sutures of the nasomaxillary complex are oblique and more or less parallel with each other thus, growth in these areas would serve to displace the maxilla:

    downward and forward

  • 13

    Continued apposition of alveolar bone on the free borders of the alveolar process as the teeth erupt increases the _ of the maxilla.

    height

  • 14

    Increase in the width of the maxilla involves palatal growth following the expanding V principle. The buccal segments move:

    downward and forward

  • 15

    The maxilla Is displaced downward and forward by growth in parts of the bone:

    posterior and superior

  • 16

    What characteristic growth pattern is shown in the vertical section through the coronoid process?

    (t) on the lingual, (-) on half of the buccal surface

  • 17

    What characteristic growth pattern is shown in the vertical section through the basal part of the ramus?

    (-) on the lingual, (+) on the buccal surface

  • 18

    When teeth are lost, alveolar bone:

    resorbs

  • 19

    Mandibular growth follows what growth curve?

    genital

  • 20

    At age 5-10, the mandible is _ completed.

    65%

  • 21

    The predominant direction of mandibular growth is:

    superior and posterior

  • 22

    Displacement of the mandible occurs in what direction?

    downward and forward

  • 23

    Increase in mandibular length is accomplished by:

    (t) on the posterior border, (-) on the anterior border of the ramus

  • 24

    Growth of the posterior border of the mandible with additive growth at the ends of the "V" increases the terminal points. This increases the _ of the mandible.

    width

  • 25

    Condylar growth with significant alveolar growth increase the of the mandible.

    height

  • 26

    Some mandibles grow more forward than downward. If there is predominance of forward growth __ is the result

    Class III

  • 27

    When is the best time to influence, retard or redirect growth?

    just before and during puberty

  • 28

    The order form most rapid to least amount of growth for the

    depth, width, height

  • 29

    The order form greatest to least incremental change for the

    height, depth, width

  • 30

    At age 0-5, which has grown the most at 85%?

    neurocranium

  • 31

    Because of the differential growth of the maxilla and the mandible at age 0-5, the normal profile at birth is:

    convex

  • 32

    Maxillary intercanine width is completed in girls at age:

    12

  • 33

    Second peak for girls:

    7-9

  • 34

    For boys, maximum condylar changes concurrently with sutural and skeletal height peaks 3 years later that for girls.

    false

  • 35

    Treatment timing must be based on the individual's own pattern of growth.

    true

  • 36

    Primate space if found:

    mesial of the upper cuspid and distal of the lower cuspid

  • 37

    Normal terminal plane relationship|:

    flush/straight

  • 38

    The most common sequence of eruption for the upper arch:

    6123457

  • 39

    The stage at which a tooth begins its eruptive movement:

    6

  • 40

    Periapical lesions, pulpitis and pulpotomy of a primary molar — the eruption of successor premolar.

    Hasten

  • 41

    If a primary tooth is extracted prior to the onset of permanent eruptive movement (prior to root formation), the permanent tooth is likely to be:

    delayed

  • 42

    Which one is an incorrect description of Nolla's stages of calcification?

    Stage 6, crown almost completed

  • 43

    Space differential in the anterior segment ( BA/AB ) - 21/12 gives:

    negative space

  • 44

    The proper crown angulation of a permanent incisor is one where the gingival portion of the long axis of the crown should be _ to the incisal portion.

    distal

  • 45

    Rotated teeth occupy less space within the arch:

    false

  • 46

    Plane of occlusion for permanent teeth:

    flat

  • 47

    Posterior crown inclination from canine to molar:

    lingual crown inclination

  • 48

    Size of teeth correlates well with stature. Size of teeth is sex-linked.

    1st statement is false, 2nd is true

  • 49

    The most prevalent malocclusion in the primary dentition:

    anterior openbite

  • 50

    A dolichofacial face would likely to have _ arch form.

    long and tapering

  • 51

    A face that is broad and short is:

    brachyfacial

  • 52

    The most common malocclusion in the mixed dentition period is:

    Class II Div. 1

  • 53

    A type of conditioning where in a specific response is immediately rewarded

    Operant conditioning

  • 54

    The patients history of childhood diseases are under

    medical history

  • 55

    The history on the behavior of the child toward dentistry:

    Dental history

  • 56

    Method of early examination where the dentist and parent are seated face to face

    Knee to knee position

  • 57

    In pedodontic triangle the apex of the triangle is:

    Child

  • 58

    Parent who are mistrusting are:

    Overprotective Parent

  • 59

    Parent who are demanding and can extend to directing the course of the treatment is a :

    Manipulative Parent

  • 60

    Panoramic Radiographic Film:

    5" x 12

  • 61

    Frankl behavior rating characterized by refusal of treatment and extreme negativism:

    Rating 1

  • 62

    A period that child undergoes the phase of separation anxiety:

    Pre school

  • 63

    In Nitous oxygen sedation, once a petient takes a distant gaze the concentration of the nitous oxide- oxygen is reduces to:

    30-70

  • 64

    Device that assess the arterial hemoglobin oxygen saturation and pulse rate:

    pulse oximeter

  • 65

    Quadrant used in the gluteal region when intramuscular sedation is used:

    upper outer quadrant

  • 66

    The most unstable form of fluoride used for topical application:

    Stannous Fluoride

  • 67

    A sudden firm command use dto get the child's attention:

    Voice control

  • 68

    Procedure which slowly develops behavior by reinforcing successive approximation of the desired behavior until desired behavior develop:

    behavior shaping

  • 69

    Parents should be allowed inside a treatment room when:

    e. a&b

  • 70

    A technique of diverting the attention of the patient from what may be perceived as an umpleasant procedure:

    Distraction

  • 71

    Plastics applied to the occlusal surface of posterior teeth by simple acid etch method to prevent dental caries & early carious lesion from developing further

    Preventive Restorative Resin

  • 72

    Medicament used in type A PRR:

    Pit and fissure sealant

  • 73

    Distance of punched holes on the rubber dam for primary teeth:

    1.5 mm

  • 74

    Gingival cavosurface beveling is not indicated in Class II cavity preparation for deciduous teeth, because the direction of the enamel rods are toward:

    Occlusal

  • 75

    ** Etching time for deciduous dentition is ----- compared to permanent dentition:**

    longer

  • 76

    The least amount of tooth surface reduction in stainless steel crown preparation is:

    buccal

  • 77

    Ellis classification of tooth fracture when the coronal pulp is exposed:

    Class III

  • 78

    Ellis classification of tooth fracture when a tooth is lost as a result of trauma

    Class V

  • 79

    Ellis classification of a non vital traumatized tooth:

    Class IV

  • 80

    Treatment of choice for an immature non vital permanent tooth to stimulate root closure:

    Apexification

  • 81

    Materials that is used to induced apexification:

    calcium hydroxide

  • 82

    Superficial wound due to scrapping of the mucosa:

    abrasion

  • 83

    Hypoplastic enamel is a result in the disturbance at:

    Appostion stage

  • 84

    Macrodontia incisor crown with two root canals:

    Fusion

  • 85

    Presence of enamel at the furcation of the root:

    enameloma

  • 86

    Radiograph picture of a caries is generally--- than the actual caries:

    Smaller

  • 87

    Primary molars with multisurface caries ( 3 or more) are best restored using:

    SSC

  • 88

    Primary teeth have pulpal inflammation when the bacterial infested dentin is mm from the pulp:

    1.8

  • 89

    Requires retentive groove in tooth preparation:

    strip crown

  • 90

    T-cut made on celluloid strip crown is placed on the surface?

    lingual

  • 91

    The following are favorable storage medium for avulsed tooth, except:

    water

  • 92

    Treatment for non-vital tooth with open apex:

    Apexification

  • 93

    This method is not indicated on children who are emotionally immature

    Voice control

  • 94

    Diverts the attention of the patient from what may be perceived as an unpleasant procedure

    d. Distraction

  • 95

    Conveying reinforcement and guiding behavior through contact, posture and facial expression

    Non Verbal communication

  • 96

    Method used to strengthen the occurrence of desired behavior through verbal praise, giving tokens and toys

    Positive reinforcement

  • 97

    Which of the following conditions is usually present in a Class II, Division 2 malocclussion?

    Lingual inclination of maxillary central incisors

  • 98

    A distal shoe space maintainer is indicated when a primary:

    second molar is lost before eruption of a permanent first molar

  • 99

    Complete unilateral lip-jaw palate cleft.

    Class III

  • 100

    Anodontia, diagnosed in a 5-year-old child, primarily affects the growth of the:

    alveolar bone