OS MT EXAM

45問 • 2年前

Kel Sy

通報

問題一覧

The blade number which is commonly used to make incisions around teeth and mucoperiosteum.

#15

A gelatin sponge capable of absorbing blood times their weight with a resultant expansion.

Gelfoam

Most commonly used scalpel blade for intraoral surgery.

#15

Most commonly used forceps for removing bone in dentoalveolar surgery; has rebound mechanism to make repeated bone trimming action without manually reopening the instrument.

Rongeur Forceps

Located inside adrenal cortex "stress hormones".

Cortisol

What are the cardinal signs of inflammation?

Heat, redness, swelling, pain, and loss of function

A respiratory disorder that exhibits shortness of breath when the patient is in a supine position; occurs as a result of the redistribution of blood pooled in the lower extremity.

Ankle Edema

Mandibular universal forceps to remove single-rooted teeth.

#151

Elongated triangular blade sharpened along the hypotenuse edge with a strong pointed tip making ideal for stab incision needed when lancing an abscess.

#11

What is the use of college pliers?

Holding and Maneuvering

A heart condition where there is a discrepancy between myocardial oxygen demand and supply.

Ischemic Heart Disease

Infection of the heart's inner lining or heart valves.

Endocarditis

Very useful to remove granulation tissue from tooth sockets, pick up small root tips, pieces of calculus, amalgam fragments and any other small particles.

Adson Forceps

Blue bloaters also known as

Bronchitis

The so-called cowhorn forceps designed with two pointed heavy beaks that enter into bifurcation of lower molar.

#16

Solution that has broadest spectrum of antiseptic action; effective for gram-positive as well as gram-negative bacteria most viruses, M. tuberculosis organisms spores and fungi.

Iodophors

Pink puffers also known as

Emphysema

Maxillary universal forceps used to remove single-rooted teeth.

#150

A condition caused by long-term exposure to pulmonary irritants causing metaplasia of pulmonary airway tissue.

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)

A traditional method to perform bleeding test.

Ivy Test

Medical term for stroke.

Cerebrovascular Accident

A small pointed, crescent-shaped blade used typically as suture cutter; most sharp on the inside edge.

#12

Term used to describe freedom from viable forms of microorganisms.

Sterility

A blunt-nosed scissors used for undermining soft tissue, as well as for cutting.

Metzenbaum Scissors

A pinpoint round spots that appears on the skin as a result of bleeding.

Petechiae

Out of all commonly used antiseptics in dentistry, this is restricted to use externally because of its potential systemic toxicity.

Hexachlorophene

What is the normal blood pressure.

Less than 120/80

With patient with myocardial infarction how many months will you need to defer any surgical treatment on the patient?

6 months

Sudden death of some brain cells due to lack of oxygen.

Cerebrovascular Accident

Medical condition caused by an underproduction of insulin.

Diabetes Mellitus

The instrument used to separate mucoperiosteum from hard tissues.

#9 Molt

A blood clot that forms in blood vessels.

Thrombus

How many percent of glutaraldehyde is recommended to disinfect the operatory area?

Another term for dry mouth.

Xerostomia

Hormone absorbs more sodium.

Aldosterone

Represent an absolute state.

Sterility

Motion used to reflect tissue using pointed end of mucoperiosteal elevator.

Twisting and Prying

Invasion and multiplication of organisms.

Infection

When bacteria gain access to deeper underlying tissues; polymicrobial in nature.

Odontogenic Infection

Most common causative aerobic organism (90%).

Streptococci

Account for only 5%.

Staphylococci

Result of pulp necrosis.

Peri-apical

Result of deep periodontal pocket.

Periodontal

Most common odontogenic infection.

Vestibular Abscess

Painless, drains in oral cavity.

Sinus Tract

FPD Reviewer

FPD Reviewer

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JURIS - REVIEWER MT

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OPATH - COMPLETION

OPATH - COMPLETION

OS ARMAMENTARIUM

OS ARMAMENTARIUM

OS ARMAMENTARIUM LAB

OS ARMAMENTARIUM LAB

PERIO - ANATOMY

PERIO - ANATOMY

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PERIO2 - MT REVIEWER

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POM - CARDIOVASCULAR

POM - CARDIOVASCULAR

POM - CONGENITAL

POM - CONGENITAL

POM - INTRO

POM - INTRO

POM - PULMONARY

POM - PULMONARY

POM - RENAL AND UROGENITAL

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RPD

RPD

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PERIO2 FINALS REPORT

PERIO2 FINALS REPORT

OS2 pt. 1

OS2 pt. 1

OS pt. 2

OS pt. 2

OS2 Pt.3

OS2 Pt.3

INTERPROF MT

INTERPROF MT

CD MT REVIEWER (ANATOMY)

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JURIS - REVIEWER FINALS

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CD FINALS (RECORD BASES, TOOTH SELECTION)

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CD FINALS (RECORD BASES, TOOTH SELECTION)

A-C. PEDIA

A-C. PEDIA

D-I. PEDIA

D-I. PEDIA

J-L. PEDIA

J-L. PEDIA

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問題一覧

The blade number which is commonly used to make incisions around teeth and mucoperiosteum.

#15

A gelatin sponge capable of absorbing blood times their weight with a resultant expansion.

Gelfoam

Most commonly used scalpel blade for intraoral surgery.

#15

Most commonly used forceps for removing bone in dentoalveolar surgery; has rebound mechanism to make repeated bone trimming action without manually reopening the instrument.

Rongeur Forceps

Located inside adrenal cortex "stress hormones".

Cortisol

What are the cardinal signs of inflammation?

Heat, redness, swelling, pain, and loss of function

A respiratory disorder that exhibits shortness of breath when the patient is in a supine position; occurs as a result of the redistribution of blood pooled in the lower extremity.

Ankle Edema

Mandibular universal forceps to remove single-rooted teeth.

#151

Elongated triangular blade sharpened along the hypotenuse edge with a strong pointed tip making ideal for stab incision needed when lancing an abscess.

#11

What is the use of college pliers?

Holding and Maneuvering

A heart condition where there is a discrepancy between myocardial oxygen demand and supply.

Ischemic Heart Disease

Infection of the heart's inner lining or heart valves.

Endocarditis

Very useful to remove granulation tissue from tooth sockets, pick up small root tips, pieces of calculus, amalgam fragments and any other small particles.

Adson Forceps

Blue bloaters also known as

Bronchitis

The so-called cowhorn forceps designed with two pointed heavy beaks that enter into bifurcation of lower molar.

#16

Solution that has broadest spectrum of antiseptic action; effective for gram-positive as well as gram-negative bacteria most viruses, M. tuberculosis organisms spores and fungi.

Iodophors

Pink puffers also known as

Emphysema

Maxillary universal forceps used to remove single-rooted teeth.

#150

A condition caused by long-term exposure to pulmonary irritants causing metaplasia of pulmonary airway tissue.

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)

A traditional method to perform bleeding test.

Ivy Test

Medical term for stroke.

Cerebrovascular Accident

A small pointed, crescent-shaped blade used typically as suture cutter; most sharp on the inside edge.

#12

Term used to describe freedom from viable forms of microorganisms.

Sterility

A blunt-nosed scissors used for undermining soft tissue, as well as for cutting.

Metzenbaum Scissors

A pinpoint round spots that appears on the skin as a result of bleeding.

Petechiae

Out of all commonly used antiseptics in dentistry, this is restricted to use externally because of its potential systemic toxicity.

Hexachlorophene

What is the normal blood pressure.

Less than 120/80

With patient with myocardial infarction how many months will you need to defer any surgical treatment on the patient?

6 months

Sudden death of some brain cells due to lack of oxygen.

Cerebrovascular Accident

Medical condition caused by an underproduction of insulin.

Diabetes Mellitus

The instrument used to separate mucoperiosteum from hard tissues.

#9 Molt

A blood clot that forms in blood vessels.

Thrombus

How many percent of glutaraldehyde is recommended to disinfect the operatory area?

Another term for dry mouth.

Xerostomia

Hormone absorbs more sodium.

Aldosterone

Represent an absolute state.

Sterility

Motion used to reflect tissue using pointed end of mucoperiosteal elevator.

Twisting and Prying

Invasion and multiplication of organisms.

Infection

When bacteria gain access to deeper underlying tissues; polymicrobial in nature.

Odontogenic Infection

Most common causative aerobic organism (90%).

Streptococci

Account for only 5%.

Staphylococci

Result of pulp necrosis.

Peri-apical

Result of deep periodontal pocket.

Periodontal

Most common odontogenic infection.

Vestibular Abscess

Painless, drains in oral cavity.

Sinus Tract