Exam2 PDF
Exam2 PDF
*yield point
*proportional point
*elastic point
*failure point
1.
*Elastic deformation
*Range
*Resilience
*yield
*proportional limit
*Harvold
*Tweed
*stiener
1. 4-You are scheduled to visit a refugee school to do screening for the children, but you hear a report of TB
cases among children (M)
2. a. Delay all the procedures
3. b. Assess vaccinated students only while nonvaccinated students are not assessed.
4. c. Take Tb vaccine 1st before start assessment
5. d. Take the staff who are only vaccinated for screening
6. e. Start procedures as you already vaccinated
7.
5-Where are you most likely to find this symbol and what action must be taken?
*in your Xray area. Ionizing radiation in use and access to this area should be restricted
*on your sharps bin. The contents are biohazard and special system are in place for their disposal
*on a bottle of ethyl chloride. The contents are extremely flammable and that the bottle should be kept away
from direct heat sources.
* on a tub of chlorine releasing disinfectant tablets . the contents are dangerous to the environment and care
should be taken with their disposal
*on a bottle of cold cure acrylic resin monomer. The contents are an irritant and direct exposure with skin
should be avoided
6- A new nurse is employed in your office. What additional vaccine she may need rather than regular
vaccination in UK? ( M)
*HBV
*HCV
*HPV
*Tuberculosis
*Tetanus
7- You noticed increased WSL in your patients ,how can you solve:
*Buccal*Palatal
*line of the arch* line of the arch near Buccal* line of the arch near palate
10- An 11 years old boy is prescribed high pull headgear as part of his orthodontic treatment. The boy returns after 2
weeks with an erythematous rash with no trauma on the right cheek and some are of the neck. What would your
immediate course of action be?
* Discontinue headgear
*minute
*hour
*Day
*week
*month
12-teen age boy come with his mother , she thought he need orthodontic treatment but he is not motivated and recently
he become unsocial and he wasn’t like that before. What do you think the problem with the boy
*lack of attention
*Depression
*Autism
*OCD
*Osteoclast *odontoclast
*osteocyte
*odontocyte
*cementoclast
13-you request an OPG for a patient , then we he brought it you found that he has a recent previous one what would you
manage this situation? * Don’t inform the patient as there is no big harm * inform the patient but tell him that there is no
problem
*Inform the patient, apologize, document the incidence and find out the causes
* Inform the patient and apologize and tell him that it will not happen again
14-what is the movement expected from these attachments (the green color)?
*Buccal root torque
15- a 35 old female requesting a lingual braces for treating her mal aligned teeth.
What the most benefit from this type of braces for the patient?
*invisible WSL
16- your patient came to you and informed you that he swallow the band of the last molar one week ago, with diagnosis
you found that 5mm of the wire is missed too.what would be your action?
17-
(in the exam there was no lines)) near -end OPG with aligned teeth except upper right 4,5 rotation)
how long you do you expect the remaining time for debonding
*1-2 months
* 4-6 months
*9-12 months
*12-18 months
18- a patient came to you seeking orthodontic treatment prior to orthognathic surgery,he is complaining from TMD and
worry about the effect of ortho on his TMJ problemwhat will you inform him?
* No effect of ortho treatment on his TMD either long term or short term
*it will get worsen on long term but no effect on short term
19-a 22 years old female came to the clinic with his boyfriend complaining from 2mm open bitewith no functional effect
but she cant look to herself at the mirror and that cause her suffering from bad quality of life. How would you manage her
case?
*refer to psychiatric
20- A 10 years old boy came with his mother and his elder sister, he was so afraid and anxious
And refuse to set on the dental chair , his mother asked you to perform diagnosis to his sister ……….what is this method of
management?
*modeling
*positive reinforcement
*distraction
21- Arrange the type of studies from the weaker to the stronger
23- how do you partition the clean and dirty area in the surgery room
*coning
*zoning
*tiering
*framing
25- 15 y old boy came to your clinic seeking orthodontic treatment, his parents are from UK but they are travelling abroad
for the time being, by diagnosis you confirm his need for orthodontic treatment, how do you will mange the consent for
this patient?
*you can start treatment only after verbal consent from his parents
* you can start treatment only after a written consent from his parents sent by mail
*it’s better to wait his parents come back to consent the treatment
26-as you perform follow up visit for your patient, she suddenly loose her consciousness and start jerking movements
with her limbs, frothing at her mouth and become very pale.you know that her medical history is free. You decide to give
her 1mm IM glucose .She start to regain her consciousness but still dizzy. What is your next action?
27- What is the most significant (abnormal ) thing you will first notice on looking on this lateral cephalogram ?
28- patient came to your clinic after removing his fixed appliance and with his fixed retainer on, on diagnosis he had a
severe gingival recession in his lower laterals and have different torque (retroclined) and came out of one. what cause this
to happen ??
The fixed retainer is not passive and changed the teeth torque
The orthodontist placed the teeth out of bone envelope
The patient have thin biotype before treatment start
The 2 laterals had pervious recession and different torque
29-a patient has a class II division 2 with the upper incisors upright and the lower incisors upright with decreased facial
height ,the treatment plan included extraction of upper and lower 5’s which allow:
30- 49 years old patient was referred by otorhinolaryngologist. He presented to the clinic with class II and mild crowding
lower incisors.the patient’s main complaint persistent fatigue, frequent and loud snoring and witnessed apneas. After the
patient doing a full night polysomnography. Mandibular advancement appliance was suggested. What is appropriate
management?
Monoblock appliance and ask the patient to protrude on its comfortable bite position
Monoblock appliance and ask the patient to protrude till reaching edge to edge
Monoblock appliance and ask the patient to protrude slightly beyond its comfortable bite position
Titrated appliance and ask the patient to protrude on its comfortable bite position
Titrated appliance and ask the patient to protrude slightly beyond its comfortable bite position
30- 35 years old patient with orthodontic problems that require treatment. After examination, you have noticed that the
patient have ceramic laminate veneers on all her teeth. She want to do orthodontic treatment. What is the most
important thing to consider on your bonding protocol?
Sandblasting the ceramic surface, followed by hydrofluoric acid 5% and bonding using resin modified glass ionomer
Adding silane coupling agent to ceramic surface and bonding using modified glass ionomer
Sandblasting the ceramic surface and bonding using resin modified glass ionomer
Hydrofluoric acid and bonding using resin modified glass ionomer
Roughening the ceramic surface with bur, followed by silane coupling agent and bonding using resin modified glass
ionomer
31- a friend of you called you and tell you that he just had a CLP child the baby was only born few hours ago , what would be
your first concern at this time ?
32- an orthodontist bought a new gauge caliper , what is the best method to calibrate it to avoid random errors ?
33- an orthodontist bought a new gauge caliper , what is the best method to calibrate it to avoid systemic errors ?
* heating
35- A 50 years old man came to the orthodontic department seeking for ortho treatment for his short anterior teeth. By
diagnosis you found mild crowding with sever attrition in the anterior teeth how can you manage this case?
*tell the patient that the orthodontic treatment is not applicable for him
*refer him for periodontal department for crown lengthening *refer him to a joint clinic with restorative dentist
36-you are about to perform a prospective study on the effect of a functional appliance on the facial growth though out 2
years, you need to collect patients data from the files, what is the most important aspect you have to take care about to
grantee the success of your study?
37- صورةocclusal فيهاextensive root resorption on laterals , canines are between laterals and 4s
a patient came to the orthodontic department asking treatment for his impacted upper canines with this xray.what is the
best extraction pattern for this patient?*U2s*U3s*U4s*no extraction just monitor*U3s and U2s
(in exam there was no semicircle arrow, the arm direction was coronal to the trifurcation)
*distal tipping
40- An orthodontist in another country finished a case series and RCTs of a topic, what is the best research type to
continue ?*systematic review of RCTs
41- this is an x ray for 12 years old patient with cleft palate .what do you think the benefit you can get from this appliance?
( the xray was full occlusal and better details )
42
(in the exam the photo was frontal view and the mesiodense was inverted and out of occlusion)
this 10 years old patient came to your clinic, his mum told you that he refusing perform any dental procedures under local
anesthesia. what is the best management for this case
* just monitor
43-Nurse got inoculated with needle. What is the immediate management in this case? M
* Gently squeeze and wash under running water, cover with water-proof plaster, and record the incident ,follow the
local procedures
* Gently squeeze and, cover with water-proof plaster then then send her for prophylaxis
44-Sterilization is an essential step in the reprocessing of reusable dental instruments that have become
contaminated or are potentially contaminated with saliva, blood, or other biological fluids. What is the correct
sequence of sterilization ?? M
45-A 9-year-old boy was originally referred to an orthodontic practice by the general dental practitioner for the
management of an unusually large incisor. Medical history revealed Type I diabetes, with no relevant family history of any
dental anomalies. Dental examination revealed an early mixed dentition, with a Class II division 1 malocclusion complicated
by U1’s fused to a
supplemental incisor. These teeth had a mesiodistal width of 14 mm. All other permanent teeth were present and of
normal morphology. The upper labial segment was potentially crowded, and the lower arch was moderately crowded. The
patient had an overjet of 6 mm and complete overbite. Radiographs showed that the macrodonts had two roots, however,
the pulp morphology
was deemed unfavorable for endodontic treatment with subsequent root sectioning. What is the appropriate
management?
46- A 13-year-old patient attended to clinic with his parents with a class 2 skeletal malocclusion and 9mm overjet. The
position of A and B point is expected to be: M
a.
b. a) A point is forward to B point by 2 mm
c. b) B point is ahead of B point by 2 mm
d. c) A point is coincident on point B
e. d) B point is ahead of A point by 9 mm
f. e) B point is ahead of A point by 9 mm
47- 13-year-old female attend to your clinic. He has congenitally missed upper lateral incisors with low upper lip line your
treatment plan is to open space for future implant. What is the most important thing you need to achieve before debond?
M
a- Root parallelism
b- Canine guidance
48-Severe Skeletal class III patient with droopy eyes and flat checks (or mentioned Le Forte II )treated by orthognathic
surgery that involved maxillary advancement and mandibular setback. What is the most likely nerve combinations prone to
getting injured during the surgery ?
49-A Skeletal Class III patient was referred for combined orthodontic-orthognathic surgery with moderate crowding in
upper arch. Now you will start the decompensation phase. What is your treatment plan for decompensation ? M
a. a) Non extraction-based alignment of upper and lower arches , with class III elastics
b. b) Non extraction-based alignment of upper and lower arches, with class II elastics
c. c) Extract lower premolars and align upper arch, with class III elastics
d. d) Extract upper premolars and align lower arch, with class II elastics
e. e) Extraction of upper and lower premolars
*reinforce anchorage
*distalization
*mesialization
54-
(in exam there was no arrows, no rct in 6, no 8 and the lesion was around impacted 7)
A 22 yaers old patient came to your clinic for orthodontic treatment. Upon examining his OPG you notice the lesion in the
mandible. What is your management for the case?
*refer to oncologist
*dismiss the patient and tell him that the treatment is not applicable for his case
55- you are starting a study on cephalometric xrays to follow up patient growth pattern while using functional appliance.
What is the most stable land mark you can depend on?
*follicle of lower 8
She is with free medical history and heavy smoker.what should you do at this stage?
(in the exam lower left 7 was with band not tube)
57- Your new nurse in the clinic complain from pain related to her TMJ and she came seeking your advice about how to
manage that problem , knowing that she is having her annual exams ongoing
58-Your 15 years old female patient came to your clinic on her regular routine ,on diagnosis u found that she developed Cl
III BSI although she was Cl I, what do u think may cause this ?
*the closed coil placed in the extraction space
59-This 12 years old boy is in the late mixed dentition .He traumatized both upper centrals and the upper right lateral
incisor approximately 24 hours ago. The posterior occlusion is Class I and there is mild upper and lower crowding. On
examing the xray the upper lateral incisor has apical root fracture.together with arranging restoration of the upper right
central incisor tooth,what is the most appropriate plan for immediate manangment of this patient ? (photos of Q.20
general dentistry 1)
*Extract the upper right lateral incisor and defer orthodontic planning until the patient is in the full permanent dentition
*Stabilize the upper right lateral incisor with flexible splint 4 weeks.
*Leave the apical third of the root and extract the coronal part of the upper right lateral incisor and close the
wound.provide a n upper space maintainer
*Refer the patient to have an immediate endodontic treatment for the upper lateral incisor
60-a 15 years old boy came to your clinic for orthodontic treatment , on examination you found that he had a trauma 4
years ago (not sure about the time ) and previous abscess related to his upper central incisor ,he had done an endodontic
filling for the tooth and the xray show revascularization and healed abscess and the tooth is asymptomatic . What is the
proper decision to take regarding his previous history and the need for treatment?
*start the treatment and make the tooth out of the wire
*Start the treatment with low forces and monitor every 6 months with xray
(not the exact Q nor the cbct but the same idea and answers)
*dens invaginatus
62- A 10 years old boy came to your clinic with his parents , on taking history from the parents they mentioned that the
boy is having a struggle to stop his habit of thumb sucking which apparently affected his occlusion and caused his upper
centrals to procline and created an increased overjet, what the first line of treatment to start with?
*advise the parents against any orthodontic treatment at the present time
63-سؤال عن خطوات تعقيم االدواتاالجابة كانت
64- سؤال عنURA و فيcandidaبيسأل عن السبب مش بياخد ادوية فيها كورتيزوناالجابة كانت
Hygiene
65- patient with thumb sucking habit, اول خطوة في العالج:*bitter material on his fingers
Old questions
1. A 15 years old girl attends foe assessment. She has noticeable tooth surface loss particulary affecting the
palatal surfaces of the upper incisors. She complains of sensitivity of these teeth , and she has halitosis. On
questioning there are no dietry causes for her tooth surface loss, and she does not drink frizzy drinks.
Which condition would you be most suspicious of in this girl?
*Bruxism
*Toothbrush abrasion
*Anorexia
*Bulimia
1. An orthodontic patient presented with a loose band on upper left first molar for the first time. Most of the GIC was
left on the tooth surface rather than inner surface of the band. The most probable cause of failure could be:
* Moisture contamination
1.
1. Patient presented with Class II div 2 undergoing orthodontic treatment. After alignment phase What will these pliers
be used for?
* Extrusion
* Intrusion
* In-out