J-L. PEDIA

31問 • 1年前

Kel Sy

通報

問題一覧

Depth of penetration of a primary tooth away from the pulp.

1.8

Depth of penetration of permanent tooth away from the pulp.

0.6

How many months does the length of time the tooth in question to be retained?

6 months

Check all Four Types of Pulp Treatment

Pulp Capping, Pulpotomy, Pulpectomy, Apexification

T or F. Pulp capping has two types direct and indirect capping.

True

T or F. Direct pulp capping can be done in primary teeth.

False

A treatment involving amputation of coronal portion of affected dental pulp while maintaining radicular pulp portion.

Pulpotomy

T or F. The difference is that pulpotomy is for vital and pulpectomy is for non-vital.

True

Check Two Types of Pulpotomy

Formocresol, Calcium Hydroxide

Check all Six Alternatives for Formocresol

Calcium Hydroxide, MTA, Glutaraldehyde, Viscostat, Ferric Sulphate, Laser

Complete removal of infected coronal and radicular pulp.

Pulpectomy

For non-vital young permanent teeth with open apex.

Apexification

Check all Three Types of Crown for Kids.

Stainless Steel, Celluloid Strip Off, Polycarbonate

Check all Three Kinds of Stainless Steel Crown

Uncontoured, Pre Crimmed, Pre Trimmed

Check all Three Clinical Crown Procedures

Tooth Preparation, Crown Adaptation, Crown Cemetation

T or F. Indication for extraction for primary teeth is during 4.5 years old.

True

T or F. Indication for extraction of posterior teeth is during 7.5 years old.

True

Check all Seven Non-Infected Related Indication for Extraction

Supernumerary, Neonatal or Natal, Over Retained Primary Teeth, Infra-occlusion, Orthodontic Reason, Extreme Mobility, Economics

T or F. Infection in the lower portion usually covers facial pain, fever, inability to drink or eat.

False

T or F. Lower portion of the face usually involves pain, swelling and trismus.

True

Common and found in about 75-80% of newborns; occurs in median palatal raphe.

Eiptein's Pearl

Found on the crest of dental ridges; commonly seen bilaterally.

Dental Lamina Cysts

Remnants of salivary gland epithelium found in buccal and lingual aspect of ridge;smooth, whitish filled with keratin.

Bohn's Nodules

Also known as Granular Cell or Neumann's Tumor; protuberance mass arising un anterior maxillary ridge.

Congenital Epulis

Also known as Eruption Hematoma; soft tissue cyst that results from separation of dental follicle from crown of an erupting tooth.

Eruption Cyst

Rupture of a minor salivary gland excretory duct. Well-circumscribed bluish translucent fluctuant swellings.

Mucocele

T or F. Maxillary frenum is usually associated with diastema.

True

T or F. Mandibular lingual frenum is usually associated with ankyloglossia.

True

Involves surgical incision, establishing hemostasis and suyuring wound.

Frenectomy

It is caused by natal or neonatal tooth rubbing central surface of the tongue during feeding.

Riga-Fede

How many minutes does the px needs to bite gauze after extraction?

15 mins

FPD Reviewer

FPD Reviewer

JURIS - REVIEWER MT

JURIS - REVIEWER MT

JURIS - REVIEWER FINALS

Kel Sy · 42問 · 2年前

JURIS - REVIEWER FINALS

42問 • 2年前

Kel Sy

JURIS - REVIEWER FINALS PT. 2

Kel Sy · 46問 · 2年前

JURIS - REVIEWER FINALS PT. 2

46問 • 2年前

Kel Sy

JURIS - REVIEWER MT PT. 2

Kel Sy · 11問 · 2年前

JURIS - REVIEWER MT PT. 2

OPATH - COMPLETION

OPATH - COMPLETION

OS ARMAMENTARIUM

OS ARMAMENTARIUM

OS ARMAMENTARIUM LAB

OS ARMAMENTARIUM LAB

OS MT EXAM

OS MT EXAM

PERIO - ANATOMY

PERIO - ANATOMY

PERIO2 - MT REVIEWER

PERIO2 - MT REVIEWER

PERIO2 - MT REVIEWER PT.2

Kel Sy · 37問 · 2年前

PERIO2 - MT REVIEWER PT.2

POM - CARDIOVASCULAR

POM - CARDIOVASCULAR

POM - CONGENITAL

POM - CONGENITAL

POM - INTRO

POM - INTRO

POM - PULMONARY

POM - PULMONARY

POM - RENAL AND UROGENITAL

Kel Sy · 26問 · 2年前

POM - RENAL AND UROGENITAL

26問 • 2年前

Kel Sy

PRACMAN - FINALS REVIEWER

Kel Sy · 98問 · 2年前

PRACMAN - FINALS REVIEWER

98問 • 2年前

Kel Sy

PRACMAN - MT REVIEWER

Kel Sy · 93問 · 2年前

PRACMAN - MT REVIEWER

RPD

RPD

JURIS - REVIEWER FINALS PT. 3

Kel Sy · 30問 · 2年前

JURIS - REVIEWER FINALS PT. 3

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)

Kel Sy · 54問 · 2年前

CD MT REVIEWER (ANATOMY)

54問 • 2年前

Kel Sy

CD MT REVIEWER (IMPRESSION & PALATAL SEAL)

Kel Sy · 57問 · 2年前

CD MT REVIEWER (IMPRESSION & PALATAL SEAL)

57問 • 2年前

Kel Sy

CD MT REVIEWER (RECORD BASES, OCCLUSION RIMS, & ARTICULATOR))

Kel Sy · 82問 · 2年前

CD MT REVIEWER (RECORD BASES, OCCLUSION RIMS, & ARTICULATOR))

82問 • 2年前

Kel Sy

JURIS - REVIEWER FINALS

Kel Sy · 42問 · 2年前

JURIS - REVIEWER FINALS

42問 • 2年前

Kel Sy

CD FINALS (RECORD BASES, TOOTH SELECTION)

Kel Sy · 53問 · 1年前

CD FINALS (RECORD BASES, TOOTH SELECTION)

A-C. PEDIA

A-C. PEDIA

D-I. PEDIA

D-I. PEDIA

A-C: Principles, Rationale, Infection Control

Kel Sy · 70問 · 1年前

A-C: Principles, Rationale, Infection Control

70問 • 1年前

Kel Sy

R2-4: Diagnostic Aids and Case Selection

Kel Sy · 44問 · 1年前

R2-4: Diagnostic Aids and Case Selection

44問 • 1年前

Kel Sy

問題一覧

Depth of penetration of a primary tooth away from the pulp.

1.8

Depth of penetration of permanent tooth away from the pulp.

0.6

How many months does the length of time the tooth in question to be retained?

6 months

Check all Four Types of Pulp Treatment

Pulp Capping, Pulpotomy, Pulpectomy, Apexification

T or F. Pulp capping has two types direct and indirect capping.

True

T or F. Direct pulp capping can be done in primary teeth.

False

A treatment involving amputation of coronal portion of affected dental pulp while maintaining radicular pulp portion.

Pulpotomy

T or F. The difference is that pulpotomy is for vital and pulpectomy is for non-vital.

True

Check Two Types of Pulpotomy

Formocresol, Calcium Hydroxide

Check all Six Alternatives for Formocresol

Calcium Hydroxide, MTA, Glutaraldehyde, Viscostat, Ferric Sulphate, Laser

Complete removal of infected coronal and radicular pulp.

Pulpectomy

For non-vital young permanent teeth with open apex.

Apexification

Check all Three Types of Crown for Kids.

Stainless Steel, Celluloid Strip Off, Polycarbonate

Check all Three Kinds of Stainless Steel Crown

Uncontoured, Pre Crimmed, Pre Trimmed

Check all Three Clinical Crown Procedures

Tooth Preparation, Crown Adaptation, Crown Cemetation

T or F. Indication for extraction for primary teeth is during 4.5 years old.

True

T or F. Indication for extraction of posterior teeth is during 7.5 years old.

True

Check all Seven Non-Infected Related Indication for Extraction

Supernumerary, Neonatal or Natal, Over Retained Primary Teeth, Infra-occlusion, Orthodontic Reason, Extreme Mobility, Economics

T or F. Infection in the lower portion usually covers facial pain, fever, inability to drink or eat.

False

T or F. Lower portion of the face usually involves pain, swelling and trismus.

True

Common and found in about 75-80% of newborns; occurs in median palatal raphe.

Eiptein's Pearl

Found on the crest of dental ridges; commonly seen bilaterally.

Dental Lamina Cysts

Remnants of salivary gland epithelium found in buccal and lingual aspect of ridge;smooth, whitish filled with keratin.

Bohn's Nodules

Also known as Granular Cell or Neumann's Tumor; protuberance mass arising un anterior maxillary ridge.

Congenital Epulis

Also known as Eruption Hematoma; soft tissue cyst that results from separation of dental follicle from crown of an erupting tooth.

Eruption Cyst

Rupture of a minor salivary gland excretory duct. Well-circumscribed bluish translucent fluctuant swellings.

Mucocele

T or F. Maxillary frenum is usually associated with diastema.

True

T or F. Mandibular lingual frenum is usually associated with ankyloglossia.

True

Involves surgical incision, establishing hemostasis and suyuring wound.

Frenectomy

It is caused by natal or neonatal tooth rubbing central surface of the tongue during feeding.

Riga-Fede

How many minutes does the px needs to bite gauze after extraction?

15 mins