MCQ

 

1) carpenter chopping off a digit, what kind of anesthetia to be given  
Lignocaine
General anesthesia
Lignocaine+ adrenaline
Lignocaine without adrenaline

2) Gas gangrene caused by Predominant Immunoglobulin in saliva

3) Virulence factor of P.g

4) Decreased airway resistance

5) Most common atypical mycobacterium in HIV ?
avium

6) Most common salivary gland tumour

7) Superficial burns

8) Liquefaction necrosis

9) Bell’s palsy (pic based)

10) DOC for NUG

11) Forcep used to remove rubber dam from the tooth Pic based question

12) Tracheostomy after rta. Picture based question

13) Prolonged use of Milwaukee braces effect
Class2
Class3
Open bite
Deep bite

14) How many hours that head gear kind appliance should be worn
14 16 hours
8 hrs
6hrs
4hrs

15) For delayed eruption of 21, which space maintainer should be used

16) 7 n half yr old child, vital incisor how to treat
 
Apexogenesis
Apexification

17) beta blocker effect on angina

18) Champange bottle leg



19) Torque Wrench


20) Falciform Ligament

21) 


22) 

23) Meninigitis

24) 
25) 
26)
27)
28) Which Section? asked blue one
29) Least Shelf  Life ...Polysulfide?

30) Smart Burs
31) 

32) Arrange Lobes in Order?


33) In composite cavity prep, if 1mm depth is left. After putting CaOh what is put to protect?
Zinc Phosphate
Zinc Polycarb
Zinc Eugenol
RMGIC

34) The function of CaOh in pulp protection
Formation of film
Sedative
Low ph
Dissociate into ca n oh

35) Which component is not present in root
Pulp
Enamel
Dentine
Cementum

36) What Does EDTA not do?
Not Remove Smear Layer

37) bubble effect seen via ? hypochlorite ?

38) what was the answer to that question
material alba
plaque
pellicle ?

39) Pain in teeth on one side , with halitosis, nasal obstruction

Oroantral fistula
Oronasal fistula
Maxillary sinusitis

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