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Dr PC 1

Best of Luck for Your Success

ldquoDr Xylitolrdquo Hey Guyshellip Stay Strong and trust yourself Here is my RQshellipI took my exam on 2223 June 2020hellipI try my best to recall as much I canhellipHope this file will help to all My day start with simple straight forward questionshellipget trapped later with complicated questions of pharm and operativehellipwhich I didnrsquot really focused most Many Pharm questions and these are really different way they askhellipvery few are simple Know the Oral path prostho restorative and patient management very well Most of the questions are patient management based From endo know the endo Test including periapical lesion related to it and what is the best treatment for it so wellhellipmany questions from therehellipat least 10-15

My Recommendation for You all Keep El maestro as a main guidebook (do as much review you can and correct it there are some wrong you will find) then Do DanMan Strawberry Rita Canine Caterpillar Tuft pharm tuft oral path Day 2 unicorn patient management files over and over and of course RECENT RQS MUST

I did not had time for revision the materials I studied so I would strongly suggest to all keep at least a week to do revision to all materials you have studied and covered DO NOT DO new stuff before the week EXCEPT recent rqs

Finally Pray for Me GOOD LUCK TO ALL amp May Buddha Bless You

DAY 1

1 Patient came to visit for checkup He is currently taking both subepidermal nitroglycerine

(something like but not sure) and sublingually 3-4 times daily Couple of months ago he used

to take nitroglycerine weekly What is the patient health status

A ASA 1 (healthy)

B ASA 2 (mild stable)

C ASA 3 (mild unstable uncontrolled)

D ASA 4 (Uncontrolled unstable)

2 Patient has surgical procedure and soft tissue graft What is the possible tissue migration in

the graft (not sure the answer check please)

A Epithelial tissue covered granulation tissue

B Epithelial tissue covered CT

C Migration of Epithelial tissue

D Scar tissue

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3 Patient has Implant fixed prosthesis in Max anteriors about few years Patient stated that her

implant bridge is loose Upon examination implants are movable and inflammation around

the implantrsquos prosthesis What is the best initial treatment

A Referred to prosthodontist

B SRP and antimicrobial irrigation around the implant prosthesis

C Check the occlusion and correct it

D Remove the bridge and re do it

4 Patient came for treatment Patient is anxious prior treatment start Pt complained about

getting sensitivity or pain During treatment patient felt tingling in fingers and get

unconscious What happen to the patient

A MI

B Hyperglycemia

C Hyperventilation

D Thyroid storm

5 Which one is Gracey curet feature

A One side cutting edge on lateral surface

B 90 angles with shank

C Triangular in cross-section

6 Drug for status epilepticus

A Dilantin

B Ethosuximide

C Diazepam

D Valproic acid

7 What is the function of H2 histamine drug

A Inhibit GI secretion

B

8 Alpha 1 adrenergic receptor function except

A Vasoconstriction

B Urinary bladder relaxation

C

9 Benzodiazepines Know very well about the function MOA exception Canrsquot recall the option

Wired options

10 Opioid Overdose

A Insomnia

B Irritability

C Xerostomia

D

11 Why do Acetaminophen and Oxycodone together work well (I am not sure the answer)

A Acetaminophens displace oxycodone in plasma blood so oxycodone work well

B Acetaminophens inhibit metabolism of oxycodone so oxycodone work well

C

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Q Opiate overdose--gt miosisQ Opoid OD side effect ndash constipation respiratory depression euphoria miosis comaQ opioid OD symptoms hypotensionQ Symptom seen in oral opioid overdose hypothermia
COLD
ltltlt in withdrawal (abstinence)
ltltlt is the correct answer
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Features are characteristic of a Gracey curet blade- Only one cutting edge is used- Cutting edges are parallel and curved to the side
Tingling of the fingers is a sign of hyperventilation During hyperventilation there is a buildup of carbon dioxide and minimal oxygen arriving to the brain Once that happens patient could faint and become unconscious Tingling of the fingers is called carpopedal spasm
Alpha 1 receptor stimulation vasoconstrictionurinary retentionmydriasis Beta receptor stimulation increase heart rate (B1) bronchodilation(B2) Vasodilation(B2)Alpha 1 blocker vasodilationBeta Block decreased heart rate (b1) bronco constriction (B2)
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Dr PC 3


12 Ludwig Angina complication

A Edema of glottis

B Cavernous sinus thrombosis

C

13 Patient came with burning sensation It happens mostly while eat foods Clinical examination

red lesion with white border on tongue and patient stated that it always moves around What

is the condition patient have

A Erythema multiforme

B Erythema migrans

C Erythroplakia

D Ulcer

14 Which one is associated with osteogenesis imperfecta

A Amelogenesis Imperfecta

B Dentinogenesis Imperfecta

C Ameloblastoma

D Dentigerous cyst

15 What condition has multiple osteomas GI polyps and Skin cysts

A Peutz-jeghers syndrome

B Gardner syndrome (got question 2 times)

C Crohnrsquos disease

D Cleidocranial dysplasia

16 Most common deep fungal disease in USA

A Histoplasmosis

B Candidiasis

C Blastomycosis

D

17 Which of the condition have beaten metal appearance midface discrepancy

A Cleidocranial dysplasia

B Crouzon syndrome

C Treacher Collins syndrome

D

18 Cafeacute au lait appearance is found

A McCune Albright syndrome

B Ectodermal dysplasia

C Frey syndrome

D Garner syndrome

19 Radiographically Multiple supernumerary teeth are found in which condition

A OKC

B Cleidocranial dysplasia (got 3 times 1 with radiograph)

C Ectodermal dysplasia

D

20 Sparse hair hypodontia found in which condition

A OKC


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Most common fungal disease in USA - candidiasis
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amp Neurofibromatosis (Von Recklinghausen)
Q Most significant finding in cleidocranial dysplasias supernumery teeth Q Cleidocrainal dysplasis - supernumerary toothQ Cleidocrainal dysplasis ndash retained primary teethQ Cleidocranial dysplasia- no clavicals

Dr PC 4


C

21 Trigeminal neuralgia is most common (got 3-4 questions but questions are differenthellipknow

very well about reasons muscle involvement complication)

A Middle aged female

B Middle aged male

C Adolescent

D

22 Multiple OKC found in

A Gorlin syndrome

B Fibrous dysplasia


D

23 HPV in oral cavity mostly found

A HPV 6 (genital)

B HPV 11 (genital)

C HPV 16 (HPV 18 also found)

D HPV 34

24 Most common occlusion found in children

A Mesial step

B Flash or edge to edge

C Distal step

D Class I

25 Most common tooth loss by perio problem

A Max PM

B Man PM

C Max Molar

D Man Molar

26 Suppuration found in which condition

A Actinomycoses

B

C

27 Condyloma Accuminata caused by

A Herpes

B CMV (I chose this but I was wrong)

C EBV

D HPV

28 Epinephrine is contraindicated with

A Hypothyroidism

B Hyperthyroidism

C

D

29 Bacteriostatic inhibitor drugs have side effect with

A

B

Trigeminal neuralgia not common in age before 30 gtgtgt TRUE
DD Trigeminal neuralgia prototypic neuropathic f ascial pain Typically there is a trigger point and the pain presents as electrical sharp shooting and episodic (seconds to minutes in duration) Most commonly seen in patients over 50 years of age Carbamazepine (Tegretol) is still the mainstay of treatment
bull Condyloma Acuminatummdashgt genital wort HPV 6 and 11bull Verrucous carcinomamdash-gt buccal vestibule most common on smokeless tabaccoHPV 16 and 18
Superinfection Ex tetracycline

Dr PC 5


C

30 Beta lactamase cross allergenicity Cephalosporin with

A Tetracycline

B Antacid

C Penicillin

D

31 Drug caused gingival enlargement except (got 2 questions)

A Phenytoin

B Cyclosporine

C Nifedipine

D Digitoxin

32 Uncontrolled DM medication contraindicated

A Glucocorticoids

B Macrolides

C

D

33 Patient has uncontrolled HTN What the possible emergency situation might arise during

dental treatment

A Stroke (Transient Ischemic Condition)

B Syncope

C Hyperventilation

D Shock

34 4 years old kid average heart rate

A 68

B 80

C 110

D 131

35 When dentist dismissed treatment for a kid if patient has neutrophil count (check this answer

please)

A gt10000

B gt13000

C lt15000

D

36 Fetal alcohol syndrome Cleft palate Micrognathia microcephaly

37 Which bar is pear Shape

38 Cryers elevator used to remove

A Max PMs

B Max Molars root tip

C Mand Molar root tip

D Mand PMs

39 Which of the following control size and shape of X-ray beam

A Filtration

B Collimation

C Penumbra

pear shape bur- Pear = 329 330 245 (330L)
After giving nitroglycerin to stroke patient how will you differentiate between Mi or anginaAintensity of painBlocation of painCcharacterstic of painD Duration of pain ltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltlt
Minimum granulocyte count Generally accepted reference range for absoluteneutrophil count (ANC) in adults is 1500 to 8000 cells per microliter (μl) of blood

Dr PC 6


D KpV

40 Which of the following used X radiation for Image

A MRI

B CBCT

C Ultrasound

D

41 Horizontal angulation can cause which of the following

A Foreshortening

B Elongation

C Overlap

D Distortion

42 Which of the following increased energy in x ray

A Increase mA

B Increased Kvp

C Contrast

D

E Filtration

43 Radiolucency around the epithelial lamina and crown

A OKC

B Dentigerous cyst

C Radicular cyst

D Residual cyst

44 Kid is anxious and fear What dentist should do

A Show around the office

B Show someone is treating

C Put sedation

D Put LA

E

45 Kid in oral sedation what dentist has to observe with during treatment

A Lips and nails

B Stereoscope

C Pulse

D

46 Which one is least associated with Angular Cheilosis (not sure the answer Check please)

A Decreased VDP

B Max anterior lingually tilted

C Herpes infection

D Vit B deficiency

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A periapical image shows overlapped contacts This error is cause by(1)vertical angulation is excessivetoo steep(2)vertical angulation is excessivetoo steep(3)incorrect horizontal angulation ltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltlt (4)beam not centered over receptor- Horizontal-overlap- Vertical -elongation or shortening
Dentigerous Cyst (DC)mdashgt crown of an impacted tooth (unerupted) least affected in 3rd molars more affected in canines From Reduced enamel epithelium (REE) Potential transform to AMELOBLASTOMA

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47 Kennedyrsquos classification Class II modification I

48 Optimum level of community water fluoridation is

A 01ppm

B 04 ppm

C 07 ppm

D 12 ppm

49 The following were the score 9 1 3 7 5helliphellip total 10 numbers (n=10 T=30) What is the mean

A 7

B 3

C 5

D 10

50 Know Shaping behavior Providing positive reinforcements in order to decrease a behavior

51 Which of the section you can find about study population

A Introduction

B Result

C Discussion

D Materials and Methods

E Abstract

52 What Percent of USA using community fluoridation water

A 40

B 60

C 75 (answer could be C check please)

D 80

New recommendation water fluoridation 07
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Mosby gtgt 74This is a difficult question Data in 2016 had 75 of population having fluoridated water But the objective was in 2020 they had 80 I prefer 80
behavior shaping question patient say I donrsquot wanna quit smoking Precontemplation stage
In a scientific article where should the description of study sample beA- materials and methods ltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltB- results C- discussion
Where would you look in a scientific journal to find the dependent and independent Materials middot Methods Mosby pg 225

Dr PC 8


53 Patient present pain with ulcer in posterior hard palate (had a picture) He stated that he had

same thing 6 months ago but heal by itself within few days What is the possible condition

A Aphthous ulcer

B Recurrent herpetic lesion

C Silalometaplasia

D Erosive candidiasis

54 Picture with median palatine cyst on maxillary anterior Exactly same picture in Day 2 Unicorn

file

55 Periapical cemento-osseous dysplasia (Cementoma) got 3 questions 1 with picture 2 with pt

history know endo tests very well

56 Ranula treatment

A Incision and drainage

B Flap surgery

C

D NO option of Marsupialization

57 Sjogren syndrome know very well got 2 questions

58 Bisphosphonate acts on which cell

A Osteoblast

B Osteoclast

C Osteocyte

D

59 Know endo tests and diagnosis very well got many questions at least 10

60 Know difference between composite and GIC properties and uses (got at least 6 questions)

61 Dentist applied topical benzocaine on patient mouth Patient got pale discolorationhellip What

the possible condition

A Methemoglobinemia

B Allergic reaction

C Hypertension

D

62 patient present with 15 mm Diastema between 8 amp 9 no carious lesion what is the best

treatment for her

A Indirect composite veneer

B Direct composite veneer

C Porcelain veneers

D Composite restoration in interproximal

SjOumlgrenrsquos SyndromeQ Complications of Sjogrens syndrome ndashkeratoconjunctivitis it involes the genitalia too Q Sjogrens ndash autoimmune disorder that destroy glandsQ Sjogrenrsquos syndrome destruction of salivary and tear ductsleads to dry mouthQ Sjogrens Synd associated with all EXCEPT HerpesQ Most common with sjogrens lymphoma (or maybe lipoma or some other growth) pleomorphic adenoma increased sweating and osteoarthritisQ disease most often accompanies Sjoumlgrenrsquos syndrome Rheumatoid arthritisQ Xerostomia is present in all of the following except Vit C DefenciencyQ Sjogren syndrome Laboratory test SS-A SS-B (also ANA or Rheumatoid factor) Q Secondary Sjogren Syndrome dry eye dry mouth Rheumatoid ArthritisQ Which of these are used in lab test for sjogren ANA - Typical Sjoumlgrens syndrome ANA patterns are SSARo and SSBLa
AKA nasopalatine cyst
more conservative
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Dr PC 9


63 Patient has 05 cm painless nodule on buccal mucosa patient found it 3 months ago What is

the possible option

A Incisional Biopsy

B Observe and recall in 6 months

C Excisional biopsy

D Cytology

64 melanoma most commonly found

A Gingiva amp buccal mucosa

B Tongue amp gingival (I donrsquot know the answer so try to find out please)

C Gingiva amp buccal mucosa

D

65 Patients want implant on space between teeth but not sufficient enough space for implant

Dentist provided coil spring to create space What type of movement (I donrsquot know the

answer)

A Intermittent force

B Continuous force

C Interrupted force

D

66 Need to do Long bridge prosthesis where is the stub abutment would be placed (Never read

this so please find the answer)

A Most distal to posterior teeth

B Most mesial to anterior teeth

C

D

67 All of the following bony defects are good for bone graft except

A 1 wall defect

B 2 wall defects

C 3 wall defects

D 4 wall defects

68 Dentist just finished 4 MO restoration while checking occlusal inference marginal ridge is

higher and interfering with which surface of tooth

A 29 buccal

B 28 buccal

C 30 mesio-buccal

D 29 mesio buccal

69 Dentist did not finish treatment for the patient and did not notify to patient what type of

ethical dilemma dentist performed

A Nonmaleficience

B Autonomy

C Veracity

D Justice

70 TMJ disc seen in

A MRI

B Occlusal

Maxillary gingiva and hard palate ltltlt correct answer
ldquocoilrdquo = continuos
between B amp C the lesion is small you can observe and recall Other say excisional biopsy
bull Stress-breaking device in a five-unit FPD is PLACED ON THE MIDDLE ABUTMENT (PIER) to eliminate a lever and fulcrum by ISOLATING THE FORCE ONLY TO THE FPD SEGMENT WHERE IT IS PLACEDbull DOVETAIL KEYWAY of the connector is placed on the DISTAL SIDE of the pier abutment (middle abutment tooth) because 98 of posterior teeth TILT MESIALLY when subjected to vertical occlusal forces Thus mesial tooth movement seats the key into the keyway more solidly If the keyway were placed on the mesial side the key would unseat during mesial movementsbull KEY is placed on the MESIAL OF THE DISTAL PONTIC The most common key design is a T- SHAPED KEY The path of insertion of the key into the keyway is parallel to the pathway of the retainer that is not involved with the keyway
1 One-wall defects Hemiseptum- if only the proximal wall is present Ramp-if only a facial or lingual wall is present The most difficult to treat2 Two-wall defects (ie interdental crater)3 Three-wall defects an intrabony pocket offer the best opportunity for bone graft containment and periodontal regeneration procedures Clinically a bone grafting procedure is MOST likely successful with a 3-Walled Defect4 Four-wall defects a circumferential or moat defects Four-walled moat defects also offer the best opportunity for bone graft containment and periodontal regeneration procedures
QUESTION Least likely to need bone graft one wall two wall three wall wide three wall narrowWide amp deep 3 wall defect = GTR narrow 3 wall defect = bone graft regeneration QUESTION Best prognosis for bone graft narrow 3 wall defectQUESTION Best prognosis for a guided tissue regeneration three walled defect
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Dr PC 10


C Panoramic

D CBCT

71 Alcohol abuse patient came for tooth extraction He is treating for revering What the

diagnostic test dentist needs to request prior treatment

A CBC

B INR

C

72 Patient had uncontrolled DM and taking meds regular and now is in controlled What test

could be determining the long-term controlled DM

A Blood glucose test

B Fasting plasma glucose test (I am not sure about the answer check please)

C

D

73 Which of the following is true regarding of treatment and prognosis

A Perio lesion from pulp lesion has better prognosis

B Endo lesion from perio lesion has better prognosis

C Perio treatment before endo has better prognosis

D Perio surgery has better prognosis for perio-endo lesions

74 Patients got tooth restoration what types of prevention

A Primary prevention

B Secondary prevention

C Tertiary prevention

D

75 GIC has a property of releasing fluoride what other property GIC has (Check this answer

please)

A Translucency

B Better wettability during restoration that improve bonding

C Better resistant

D

76 To decrease value on tooth what need to do

A Add complementary color

B Add comparable color

C Make new crown

D Increase hue

77 13 years old girl good OHI need sealant on posterior teeth due to

A Has previous carious lesion

B Has opalescence spot on occlusal surface

C High risk of caries

D

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Heparinmdashgt PTT Haemophiliamdash-gt PTT Coumarinmdashgt INR ALCOHOLICmdashgt INR Aspirinmdash-gt bleeding time
Alcoholic pt which test to do gtgtgtgt INR
HBA1C (Glycated hemoglobin)
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Dr PC 11


78 Dentist is performing a root canal on maxillary 1st molar During filing the canal file broke on

apical 13 and below the broken file pulp still vital What is the initial best treatment for this

patient

A Apicoectomy and retro filling

B Apicoectomy and remove file

C Observe and recall in 6 months

D Refer to endodontist

79 Baby has 2 white nodules on palate canrsquot wiped off What is the condition is (forgot the

options)

80 Dental assistant can perform the procedure

A Alginate impression for prosthesis

B Alginate impression for initial

C Lab slip prescription check and approved (could be this one too)

D

81 Beta 1 blocker drug can do

A Relaxation of smooth cardiac muscle

B Increased heart blood flow

C

D

82 Bony defect can determine by

A Probing measurement

B Radiograph

C Full flap open

D

83 Medication is contraindicated with sickle cell anemia

84 Patient stated that when she gets anesthesia it does not stay long period of time What is the

best LA for this patient

A Mepivacaine

B Bupivacaine (I chose this since its long acting but check please)

C Lidocaine with 150000

D

85 1 dose of aspirin can cause bleeding up to (I donrsquot know the answer so I chose 1 week)

A 4 hours

B 10 hours

C 1 weeks

D 1 month

86 Patients need premedication for what condition

A Heart murmur with regurgitation

B Placement of aortic valve

C Cardiac pacemaker

D Mitral valves prolapse

Prilocaine cause methemoglobinemia
ltltltltltltltltltltltltltltlt
ltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltlt
Epstein pearl--- midline of palate of newborn
1256 Action of beta blocker on smooth muscle Broncho constrictor1257 Action of beta blocker on cardiac muscle Decrease cardiac output decrease Hr
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Dr PC 12


87 Patient had multiple small cusps carious lesions on posterior molar teeth What is the best

option

A GIC on cusp tip

B Composite on cusp tip

C Full crown

D Amalgam

88 Patient has new amalgam restoration most likely experience sensitivity with

A Cold

B Heat

C Sweeteners

D Galvanic shock

89 Patient came and present with loosen dentures on both jaws Patient has multiple dentures

from different office Clinical examination reveals patient alveolar ridge and bone is very

minimum Patient wants to fix the problem What is the initial treatment

A Take new impression

B Refer to prosthodontist

C Adjust the existing denture

D

90 Inverted Y landmark on X-ray which parts are associate with

91 Patient present with painless swelling on maxillary anterior palatal surface Radiographic

examination shows WNL Pulp test and percussion test normal Upon palpation soft smooth

tender no pain What is the possible diagnosis (almost same pic)

A Fibroma

B Papilloma

C Abscess

D Cyst

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lsquoSmall cusp cariesrsquo key point is being conservative in preparation
they did not mention the opposing tooth has a restoration with a different metal type And always short time complaining after the amalgam the reason is Cold
Maxillary sinus amp floor of nasal cavity

Dr PC 13


92 Patient is experiencing with pain often come and goes experienced with night pain soreness

in morning experiencing hard to open mouth fully What is the possible diagnosis

A Bruxism

B Trigeminal neuralgia

C Infection

D

93 Patient has neck injury and experienced with unconsciousness What is the first step you do

A Put Head back to open airway clearance (I chose this one)

B Wait until emergency team come

C Administer oxygen

D Administer diazepam IV

94 All of the following are appropriate for patient to listen to the dentist except

A Provide information of negative consequences if patient fails to follow the dentist advise

B Provide a testimonial of another patient who got benefited from dentist advise

C Provide information about carries risks factors and possible outcome

D

95 Patient has xerostomia On perio maintenance visit what need to check

A Cervical caries

B GCF

C

D

96 Occlusal rest should be minimum from occlusal marginal ridge

A 05 mm ( I think answer is A)

B 1 mm

C 15 mm

D 2 mm

97 Case 44 from Day 2 file exactly same

98 2 questions about Dementia (asking about all of the following are correct except which one is

correct)

99 Patient has no control on hand shaking muscle weakness what is the condition

A Muscular dystrophy

B Parkinson disease

C Cerebral injury

D

100 Patient smokes 3 pack a day dry mouth few of carious teeth just back from rehab for bad

alcohol habits seems he doesnrsquot drink now Need to do some treatment What post-operative

medication would be good for this patient

A Acetaminophen and oxycodone

B Acetaminophen

C Morphine

D

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Case 44 elderly male 40 pack year cigarette smoking history with multiple drugs gastric bypass hypertensionQ1 What can change this pt to stop the habit gtgtgt Self motivation through behavior education Q2 Behaviour of the society can be modified by gtgtgtgt conduction
QUESTION Dementia 1113117 donrsquot retain short term memoryQUESTION Which is not a sign of dementia long-term memory loss
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Dr PC 14


101 A hole in the bone near the root area what is the condition is called

A Dehiscence (I chose this but it is wrong)

B Fenestration

C Intrabody defect

D

102 X-ray Dilaceration root on mandibular anterior

103 Sialolithiasis Most commonly found in which duct

A Warthin duct

B Stenson duct

C Bartholin duct

D Minor salivary ducts

104 Pregnant patient got hypotension you turned her on left why

A fetus

B IVC

C SVC

D

105 Minimum distance between implant and tooth

A 1 mm

B 15 mm

C 2 mm

D 3 mm

106 Placing 2 implant containing overdenture which of the following is correct

A Implant gives support and tissue gives retention

B Implant gives retention and tissues gives support (I think B is the answer)

C Tissue gives both support and retention

D Implants give both support and retention

107 Maxillary tuberosity causing interference with occlusion while closing What is the best

option

A Remove excess the tuberosity along with horizontal occlusion plane

B Remove excess by vertical plane

C Flap surgery

D

108 Permanent Lateral incisor tooth intruded what is the initial treatment

A Extraction

B Splint

C RCT

D Repositioned

109 All of the following can do in Veneer except

A Try in paste

B Silane application on surface

C Bonding agent application

D Etch enamel with hydrofluoric acid

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Abnormal angulation or bend in the root or less frequently thecrown of a tooth
Reposition first then splint
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Dr PC 15


110 What angulation post would be placed for retention

A Taper

B Long axis

C Vertical

D Follow the canal

111 Which antibiotic is used in perio pockets

A Tetracycline

B Minocycline

C Clindamycin

D

112 Which material is good for class III and class V cavity

A Amalgam

B GIC

C Composite

D Zn phosphate

113 ADA does not recommend taking x-ray in 6-month recall visit unless needed due to

A To minimize office professional radiation exposure

B Patients have less caries risk

C patient is getting too much exposure

D

114 Speak smile play with kid what types of patient management

A Generalized desensitization

B Social enforcer

C Behavior modification

D Habituation

115 Patient came to visit your office she is in fear in assessing dentist should do all of the

following except

A Personality

B Rapport

C Physiological response

D Verbal communication

116 Dentist is conducting a research on group A and group B participant about 2 different

mouthwashes He provided 2 groups to use specific mouthwash to use in certain period of

time What type of study is it

A Case control

B Cohort

C Clinical trial

D Case series

117 American disability act limits the dentist access of practice toward the disability people

American disability act considers under disability if person exposed with HIVAIDS

A Both statements are false

B Both statements are true

C First statement true second statement is false

D First statement is false second is true

Introduced in 1972 for use as restorative materials for anterior teeth (particularly for eroded areas Class III and V carious lesions) (DENTIN)
POST DESIGN active vs passive Just because a post has threading does not mean it is active The diameter of the preparation drill and post diameter determine if the post is activebull Tapered usually requires the LEAST internal dentinal structure and corresponds to the shape of the remaining rootbull Parallel can be just as conservative if selected within the minimum canal diameterbull 2nd Stage have both parallel and tapered sections
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Dr PC 16


118 Patient wants implant what the best INR level dentist should consider

A 35

B 25

C 32

D 4

119 Patient has periapical lesion and a fistula draining on lingual side of premolar areas what the

possible area can get involved (so wired question)

A Sublingual salivary gland (I picked up this)

B Sub Mandibular salivary gland

C Periodontal tissue

D

120 What age child can do manual brushing without observation

A 2-5

B 6-9

C 10-15

D 16-21

121 When taking radiograph of maxillary 1st molar You will see the mesiobuccal root mesial to

palatal root if the angulation of PID

A Mesial to distal angulation

B Distal to mesial angulation

C Straight parallel to the film

D Perpendicular to the film

122 Patient right eye is drooling loss of sensationhelliphellipwhat the possible area is fractured

A Infraorbital border of eye

B Maxillary process of sphenoid bone (I chose this cox most of the nerve insertion involve

in sphenoid bone but please check the answer)

C Lateral border of maxillary sinus

D

123 Patient has a nodule on tongue blanched when stretchhellip Something like the question was

What does the condition indicate (Check the answerhellipI donrsquot know the answer)

A Hematoma

B Hemangioma

C Lymphangioma

D Fibroma

124 In left non-working lateral interference which muscle can possible experienced with spasm

(please check answer I am not sure)

A Medial pterygoid

B Lateral pterygoid

C Masseter

D Temporalis

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DD Important How to distinguish between a hemangioma and a hematoma mdash hemangioma will blanch on diascopy hematomas do not blanch
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Dr PC 17


125 Which components provide primary support and stability for CD

A Alveolar ridge and rugae

B Buccal shelf and retro molar pad

C Alveolar ridge and buccal shelf

D Tuberosity and palatal seal

126 Which is the initial process of plaque formation

A Pellicle formation over the substrate

B Bacterial colonization on tooth surface

C Biofilm formation on tooth surface

D

127 During the try in while patient making S sound which of the following would be correct

A Posterior teeth should be in contact

B Anterior teeth should be in contact

C Teeth should not be in contact

D All teeth should be in contact

128 Maxillary anterior teeth placement in alveolar ridge while making denture should be ideal

A Lingually

B Facially

C Straight to the alveolar ridge

D

129 While preparing a full ceramic crown which is the best to do

A Shoulder on buccal and chamfer on lingual

B Shoulder with bevel

C Circumferential shoulder

D Shoulder with retentive groove

130 Most commonly associate with dysplastic cell

A Leukoplakia

B Erythroplakia

C Lichen planus

D Hairy leukoplakia

131 In steam sterilization which microorganism is difficult to kill

A Tuberculosis

B Hep B

C HIV

D Bacillus

132 Which screen dental professional require to check annually

A Hep B

B Hep C

C TB

D HIV

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maxillary artificial anterior teeth must be arranged anteriorly and inferiorly to the residual alveolar ridge to occupy the position formerly occupied by the natural teeth

Dr PC 18


133 Dentist delivered IANB but still not anesthetize properly on lingual side Where could be

possible accessory nerve

A Mylohyoid

B Geniohyoid

C Hypoglossal

D

134 Patient is experiencing with lower lip numb without any symptoms

A Malignancy

B Traumatic lip bite

C Trigeminal neuralgia

D Hematoma

135 Measurement of gingival pocket which is true

A Marginal gingival to attached gingiva

B CEJ to mucogingival junction

C Marginal gingiva to base of the sulcus

D Base of the sulcus to long junctional epithelium

136 Two questions about Condensing osteitis and periapical cemento osseus dysplasia Know the

differences when patient get it

137 Which research method is most reliable to get evidenced based information

A Meta-analysis

B Clinical trial

C Case series

D Cohort

138 The drug A and B does the same effect on the disease If A drug produce the same effect with

325 mg B drug can produce same effect with 600 mg what is the following correct for A drug

A A drug has less potency than B drug

B A drug has more potency than B drug

C Both A and B drugs have same potency

D

139 Pano what is the reason for radiopaque area on left side

A Patient has to remove any nose or ear pierce before taking x ray

B Abnormal lesion

C Patient was too close while taking xray

D Spinal cord replication (something like)

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Similar to this picture but it was unilateral

140 What is the Health Maintenance Organization provide dental financing

A Fee for service

B Capitation

C Reimbursement

D

141 Which of the following most likely to create complication with acrylic resin temporary

restoration on big MOD onlay preparation

A Undercuts in preparation blocked out

B Occlusal surface is higher in occlusion

C Completion of polymerization outside of mouth

142 Percussion test is primarily performed to assess which of the following

A Inflammation of the PDL

B Spread of inflammation of PDL

C Apical lesion

D Necrotic pulp

143 All of the following are cause open bite except

A Tongue thrusting

B Thumb sucking

C

D

144 The reason for reducing a cusp to restore a tooth is due to

A Outline form

B Resistance form

C Retention form

D

Which of the following is most likely to create complications when making an acrylic resin temporary restoration for a large MOD onlay preparationA- Overextended resin removedB- Undercuts in the preparation blocked outC- Completion of polymerization outside the mouth D- Occlusal surfaces left in slight infraocclusion ltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltltlt

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145 Patient came in perio maintenance visit after deep cleaning OHI is good no calculus in

pocket but few 6 mm pockets What is the best option for this patient

A Flap debridement

B Perio maintenance cleaning

C Gingivectomy

D

146 All of the following are true about wheelchair patient to transfer in dental chair except

A Sliding board transfers continue to be best approach

B Strong person should hold on patient legs (I picked up this one since I felt like strong

person should hold other way)

C Dental chair head rest should put down

D Something wired another option

147 Which of the following is correct about intra-pulpal anesthesia

A Apply pressure while delivering anesthesia

B deliver directly in periosteum

C

D

148 Patient received CD denture but complain sore throat after start using it What is the most

probably happen

A Overextension of distolingual flange

B Overextend of distobuccal flange

C Impinging on lingual side

D

149 Primary reason in replacing composite restoration on due to

A Wear facet

B Discoloration

C Marginals detach or something

D

150 Minimum distance from implant to tooth should be

A 1 mm

B 15 mm

C 3 mm (this is for implant to implant)

D 4 mm

151 If you used 8 mm PID with exposure time 05 sections if you increase PID length 16 with same

setting what is the time setting should be

A 1

B 2 (if cone beam increases in double exposure time will be increase in 4 times and

intensity will disease 4 times)

C 4

D 8

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152 Which of the following is correct about home-based bleaching

A 25 carbamide with H2O2

B 35 H2O2

C Internal root resorption

D Pulp necrosis

153 What is the most important factor for avulsed tooth success

A Time

B Solution

C Tooth anatomy

D

154 Diphenhydramine Property MOA indication contraindication Know well (they put wired

options)

155 Tarudontism is result in which stage of anomaly

A Histodifferentiation

B Morpho differentiation (Check answer for confirmation)

C Apposition

D

156 During the endo treatment dentist made a ledge what is the reason

A Changing large file often

B Using small file

C Curved root

D

157 Which is the correct for Ankylosis teeth

A Inflammatory reposition

B Replacement repositions

C Internal resorption

D

158 Casein containing NaF toothpaste is allergic to a patient would be allergic to

A Milk (Answer is milk I got the wrong answer donrsquot even read before)

B Peanuts

C Cinnamon

D

159 Elderly patients are most likely experience with which of the following

A Abuse the medication

B Abuse the alcohol

C Addiction of medication

D Less addiction in medication or something forget to take medication

160 Dentist tells patient need to change amalgam into composite due to side effects of amalgam

What ethical dilemma dentist performed

A Beneficence

B Veracity

C Justice

D Autonomy

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161 Question about desensitization but forgot Know well about it

162 If you find Elderly abuse in your office you should contact

A Local police department

B State development service or law enforcement agency (either or)

C Local hospital

D

163 Research is held with 2 groups and analysis is performed between two means what is the

best test for this research

A Chi square

B T-test

C ANOVA

D

164 Enoculation treatment has best prognosis for what lesion

A Ameloblastoma

B

C

165 Which of the following absorb the low penetrating radiation

A Tungsten

B Aluminum

C Collimation

D

166 Jaw relation of an edentulous patient has been established Dentist made maxillary cast

mounted on an articulator without a facebow Dentist decided to increase the occlusal vertical

dimension by 4 mm what Is the following dentist has to do

A Change condylar guidance

B Take a new face bow record

C Do a new CR record

D

167 Why do you make the custom tray for patient

A To get accurate buccal vestibule surface area

B To get uniform alveolar ridge surface area

C

D

168 Soft tissue around the Pontic placement should be

A Slightly above to the alveolar ridge

B Just parallel to the alveolar ridge

C Below to the alveolar ridge

D

169 Which one should be used as temporary cement

A GIC

B Zn phosphate

C ZOE

D Calcium hydroxide

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170 When you tried to seat a crown it does not fit in abutment but fit in cast what is the reason

A When making cast technician remove more surfaces

B Impression was incorrect

C Improper Surface reduction

D

171 The initial condylar guidance is 20 degree but dentist want to increase it to 45 degree What is

the following need to do

A Increase incisal guidance

B Decrease incisal guidance

C Increase compensating curve

D Increase anterior-posterior guidance

172 Which of the following indicate the test result accurate

A Reliability

B Validity

C Specificity

D

173 What you have to do if tooth has irreversible pulp and open apex

A Apexogenesis

B Apexification

C Pulpectomy

D

174 When is the indirect pulp capping indicate (please check the answer)

A Caries is 05-1 mm above the pulp area

B When caries is in dentin

C When caries is in enamel surface

D

175 Patient recently had an amalgam restoration on posterior molar after few days a

piece of amalgam was broken around the cavity surface margin what is the reason

A The prep was not properly done

B Improper condensation

C Moisture contamination

D

All Endo Test Related questions are almost SIMILAR to Day 2 file Unicorn (52-156)

MUST MUST MUST DO THOSE CASES

Dr PC 24


DAY 2

Case 1 45-year-old women experienced with crepitus on TMJ while open mouth Take some meds

1 What is the possible diagnosis of this condition

A Rheumatoid arthritis

B Osteo arthritis

C TMJ ligament disfunction

D

Case 2 69-year-old women has implant induced fixed prosthesis on upper anterior stated it is loose

now has some medical conditions and take meds Forgot the questions but its all about prosthesis

related to implants and her medical condition Very complicated case

Case 3 teenager ortho tx has pano and cephalometric radiograph

1 What is the facial profile Convex

2 What is the radiopaque line on cephalometric above the tooth3-6 Zygomatic arch

3 What is the radiopaque mass seen in front of C4 Hyoid bone

Case 4 9-year-old girl lateral incisors lingually erupted canines have metal restoration anterior deep

bite

1 What the reason for anterior lateral incisors max teeth in this condition

A Crowding

B Ectopic permanent canine position

C Central incisors are too big M-D

D Lateral incisors are too big M-D

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2 What is the reason for anterior deep bite (question is too complicated but I choose D coz

canines are slightly mesially tilted)

A Max interiors are lingually tilted

B Mand anteriors teeth size too big

C Space reduced in maxilla

D Space reduced in mandible

3-4 cases are about fixed prosthesis I felt too complicated while deciding the treatment option

and using proper restoration and prosthesis Try to read the types of clasps that can use in prosthesis

types of restoration are good for these clasps if there is any restoration need to do

2 questions about picture similar to these picshellip I chose melanin macule but it could be amalgam

tattoohellip

Question Lower Jaw premolar missing area slightly below the alveolar ridge no amalgam close to that

area but have molar occlusal amalgam on opposite side

Question Upper Jaw Anterior tooth 8 has RCT with restoration but no amalgam but posterior molar

has occlusal restoration So try to know the difference between melanin macule and amalgam tattoo

Case 5 patient came to do some dental work Has HTN high lipid and some other condition Take

meds for it Pt smoke more than 20 packyear for many years

1 What is the patient status regarding of smoking

A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

C Action

D

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2 Patient has white unindurated white patch near the vermillion border od lower lip What is

the possible diagnosis (I donrsquot know the answer but picked up B cannot seen in picture so

hard to diagnose could be SCC due to heavy smoker for long time so just try to review

characteristics of each lesion)

A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis

3 Which medication can cause Xerostomia I choose propranolol (try to review which HTN med

can cause xerostomia)

4 What is the lesion in palate

A Nicotinic stomatitis

B Inflammation of minor salivary duct

C

Case 6 patient is retired no insurance came with multiple teeth mobility has anterior partial

denture on max and posterior mand Multiple caries lesion Generalized bone loss on maxilla

1 Patient wants cost-effective prosthesis What is the best option

A Extract all upper teeth and do CD

B Extract all teeth and do implant overdenture

C Do fixed bridge with 27 amp 22 as abutment

D

2 which of the following can be compromised during extraction either surgically or non-

surgically

A Teeth crown condition (since pt has lots of caries lesion that affect to coronal pulp

possible chance to break while extracting)

B Root condition inside the bone

C Bone condition surrounding the teeth

D

All teeth are almost similar to this pic in full mouth series

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Question Pano landmark Earlobe (almost similar to this picture)

Question while preparing the crown if you reduced too much dentin what is the next step you

do

A Apply Fluoride varnish (I donrsquot know what should be the answer but to me I will apply either

desensitizing agent or varnish to reduce sensitivity coz crown we cannot really do in same

appointment and also hard to do temporary restoration except temporary crown but wasnrsquot

the option)

B Full ceramic crown

C PFM crown

D Temporary restoration

Case 7 patient has exercise associate asthma and seasonal allergy Pt also take some other meds

1 What medication can cause xerostomia The inhaler he is taking (Beta blocker forgot the name

review which meds or inhaler used for exercised induced asthma)

2 There is another pharm related question but forgot

Dr PC 28


Pano Mixed dentition Primary second molar mesial root resorption occurring for what reason

A Peri apical lesion

B Erupting permanent premolar

C Carious lesion

D

Almost similar to this pano but more resorption on mesial root of primary second molar

Question Patient has previous infective endocarditis and currently taking penicillin regularly with

another med What is the best for this patient prior treatment

A 2 gm amoxicillin 30 minutes prior treatment

B 600 mg erythromycin 30 minutes prior treatment

C 1 g ceftriaxone 30 minutes prior treatment

D No pre-med required (I donrsquot know the answer since pt is taking penicillin currently So I

am just wonder patient might need NO premed but I could be wrong)

Question patient decided to get implant and if dentist place 4 mm diameter of implant how much

the alveolar bone B-L width be

A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm

Question patient taking lots of meds Which med should be good if the patient wants to take

break during the procedure Forgot about the detail question and medshellippt taking lots of

medications

Dr PC 29


Case 8 Know the treatment sequence for adult person if person need ortho treatment along with

implant and some other restoration and also bleaching So wired questions and patient is 45 years

old 9 has incisal wear facet with anterior crowding and also need prosthesis and some restoration

1 After perio treatment what the sequence of treatment plan I forgot all options just

remembered that I picked up extraction ortho implants prostho

2 When is the best time to do bleaching

A Before orthodontic treatment

B After orthodontic treatment

C After restoration

D Before implant placement

3 What type of restoration you will do for 9 before starting ortho

A Veneer crown

B Just fix the distal angle of tooth with composite

C Metal fused GIC crown

D Something about crown but forgot the namehellipnever heard

Almost look like this pic but it was in disto-incisal and slightly crowing on anterior And mand right 1st

molar missing

Question Cephalometric ruler used for which of the following

A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D

Question PA or Pano Xray External oblique ridge

Question Which of the following is showing in radiograph radiopaque mass with radiolucent are

below mandibular anterior teeth region


B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

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Question which drug is used for increase saliva flow or xerostomia

A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D

Question which of the following is correct prosthesis for teeth 28 amp 29

A Difficult to access interproximal (because teeth were connected together hard to see but

try to look carefully)

B Need to re do the prosthesis

C Inadequate gingival margin

D

Crown was placed similar to this pic on 2 PMshelliphard to see but carefully take a look

Question which of the following is best diagnosis for pulp health

A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D

Question Which tooth has low copper containing restoration

A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31

Similar to this pic but you can see both side restoration on posteriorhellipso tooth 18 was little dark in

color and little course than others

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Question Lisinopril MOA options were so wired about Na or Calcium channel something So study

well about ACE inhibitor action or function

Question Varicose vein on floor of the mouth for young person

lots of question about xerostomia and 1 question about gingival hyperplasia related to med

SorryhellipLots of Pharm restorative and Patient management questions cannot recallhellip

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Dr PC 2


3 Patient has Implant fixed prosthesis in Max anteriors about few years Patient stated that her

implant bridge is loose Upon examination implants are movable and inflammation around

the implantrsquos prosthesis What is the best initial treatment

A Referred to prosthodontist

B SRP and antimicrobial irrigation around the implant prosthesis

C Check the occlusion and correct it

D Remove the bridge and re do it

4 Patient came for treatment Patient is anxious prior treatment start Pt complained about

getting sensitivity or pain During treatment patient felt tingling in fingers and get

unconscious What happen to the patient

A MI

B Hyperglycemia

C Hyperventilation

D Thyroid storm

5 Which one is Gracey curet feature

A One side cutting edge on lateral surface

B 90 angles with shank

C Triangular in cross-section

6 Drug for status epilepticus

A Dilantin

B Ethosuximide

C Diazepam

D Valproic acid

7 What is the function of H2 histamine drug

A Inhibit GI secretion

B

8 Alpha 1 adrenergic receptor function except

A Vasoconstriction

B Urinary bladder relaxation

C

9 Benzodiazepines Know very well about the function MOA exception Canrsquot recall the option

Wired options

10 Opioid Overdose

A Insomnia

B Irritability

C Xerostomia

D

11 Why do Acetaminophen and Oxycodone together work well (I am not sure the answer)

A Acetaminophens displace oxycodone in plasma blood so oxycodone work well

B Acetaminophens inhibit metabolism of oxycodone so oxycodone work well

C

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Q Opiate overdose--gt miosisQ Opoid OD side effect ndash constipation respiratory depression euphoria miosis comaQ opioid OD symptoms hypotensionQ Symptom seen in oral opioid overdose hypothermia
COLD
ltltlt in withdrawal (abstinence)
ltltlt is the correct answer
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Features are characteristic of a Gracey curet blade- Only one cutting edge is used- Cutting edges are parallel and curved to the side
Tingling of the fingers is a sign of hyperventilation During hyperventilation there is a buildup of carbon dioxide and minimal oxygen arriving to the brain Once that happens patient could faint and become unconscious Tingling of the fingers is called carpopedal spasm
Alpha 1 receptor stimulation vasoconstrictionurinary retentionmydriasis Beta receptor stimulation increase heart rate (B1) bronchodilation(B2) Vasodilation(B2)Alpha 1 blocker vasodilationBeta Block decreased heart rate (b1) bronco constriction (B2)
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Dr PC 3



A Edema of glottis


C





B Erythema migrans

C Erythroplakia

D Ulcer




C Ameloblastoma

D Dentigerous cyst







A Histoplasmosis

B Candidiasis

C Blastomycosis

D



B Crouzon syndrome


D




C Frey syndrome

D Garner syndrome


A OKC



D


A OKC


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C




B Middle aged male

C Adolescent

D


A Gorlin syndrome

B Fibrous dysplasia


D


A HPV 6 (genital)

B HPV 11 (genital)


D HPV 34


A Mesial step


C Distal step

D Class I


A Max PM

B Man PM

C Max Molar

D Man Molar


A Actinomycoses

B

C


A Herpes


C EBV

D HPV


A Hypothyroidism

B Hyperthyroidism

C

D


A

B


Dr PC 5


C


A Tetracycline

B Antacid

C Penicillin

D


A Phenytoin

B Cyclosporine

C Nifedipine

D Digitoxin


A Glucocorticoids

B Macrolides

C

D


dental treatment


B Syncope

C Hyperventilation

D Shock


A 68

B 80

C 110

D 131


please)

A gt10000

B gt13000

C lt15000

D




A Max PMs



D Mand PMs


A Filtration

B Collimation

C Penumbra


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D KpV


A MRI

B CBCT

C Ultrasound

D


A Foreshortening

B Elongation

C Overlap

D Distortion


A Increase mA

B Increased Kvp

C Contrast

D

E Filtration


A OKC

B Dentigerous cyst

C Radicular cyst

D Residual cyst




C Put sedation

D Put LA

E


A Lips and nails

B Stereoscope

C Pulse

D


A Decreased VDP


C Herpes infection

D Vit B deficiency

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A 01ppm

B 04 ppm

C 07 ppm

D 12 ppm


A 7

B 3

C 5

D 10



A Introduction

B Result

C Discussion


E Abstract


A 40

B 60


D 80

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A Aphthous ulcer


C Silalometaplasia



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56 Ranula treatment


B Flap surgery

C




A Osteoblast

B Osteoclast

C Osteocyte

D





A Methemoglobinemia

B Allergic reaction

C Hypertension

D


treatment for her



C Porcelain veneers


more conservative
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Dr PC 9



the possible option

A Incisional Biopsy


C Excisional biopsy

D Cytology





D



answer)


B Continuous force

C Interrupted force

D





C

D


A 1 wall defect

B 2 wall defects

C 3 wall defects

D 4 wall defects



A 29 buccal

B 28 buccal

C 30 mesio-buccal

D 29 mesio buccal



A Nonmaleficience

B Autonomy

C Veracity

D Justice

70 TMJ disc seen in

A MRI

B Occlusal

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C Panoramic

D CBCT



A CBC

B INR

C





C

D










D


please)

A Translucency


C Better resistant

D




C Make new crown

D Increase hue





D

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Dr PC 11




patient






options)





D




C

D



B Radiograph

C Full flap open

D




A Mepivacaine



D


A 4 hours

B 10 hours

C 1 weeks

D 1 month




C Cardiac pacemaker


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option

A GIC on cusp tip


C Full crown

D Amalgam


A Cold

B Heat

C Sweeteners

D Galvanic shock







D





A Fibroma

B Papilloma

C Abscess

D Cyst

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A Bruxism


C Infection

D




C Administer oxygen






D


A Cervical caries

B GCF

C

D



B 1 mm

C 15 mm

D 2 mm



correct)



B Parkinson disease

C Cerebral injury

D





B Acetaminophen

C Morphine

D

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B Fenestration

C Intrabody defect

D



A Warthin duct

B Stenson duct

C Bartholin duct



A fetus

B IVC

C SVC

D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm

C 2 mm

D 3 mm







option



C Flap surgery

D


A Extraction

B Splint

C RCT

D Repositioned


A Try in paste




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A Taper

B Long axis

C Vertical

D Follow the canal


A Tetracycline

B Minocycline

C Clindamycin

D


A Amalgam

B GIC

C Composite

D Zn phosphate





D



B Social enforcer


D Habituation


following except

A Personality

B Rapport






A Case control

B Cohort

C Clinical trial

D Case series







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A 35

B 25

C 32

D 4






D


A 2-5

B 6-9

C 10-15

D 16-21












D



A Hematoma

B Hemangioma

C Lymphangioma

D Fibroma



A Medial pterygoid

B Lateral pterygoid

C Masseter

D Temporalis

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Dr PC 17











D







A Lingually

B Facially


D







A Leukoplakia

B Erythroplakia

C Lichen planus

D Hairy leukoplakia


A Tuberculosis

B Hep B

C HIV

D Bacillus


A Hep B

B Hep C

C TB

D HIV

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Dr PC 18




A Mylohyoid

B Geniohyoid

C Hypoglossal

D


A Malignancy



D Hematoma









A Meta-analysis

B Clinical trial

C Case series

D Cohort






D



B Abnormal lesion



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Dr PC 19




A Fee for service

B Capitation

C Reimbursement

D









C Apical lesion

D Necrotic pulp


A Tongue thrusting

B Thumb sucking

C

D


A Outline form

B Resistance form

C Retention form

D


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A Flap debridement


C Gingivectomy

D










C

D


probably happen




D


A Wear facet

B Discoloration


D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm


D 4 mm



A 1



C 4

D 8

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B 35 H2O2


D Pulp necrosis


A Time

B Solution

C Tooth anatomy

D


options)




C Apposition

D



B Using small file

C Curved root

D





D



B Peanuts

C Cinnamon

D



B Abuse the alcohol





A Beneficence

B Veracity

C Justice

D Autonomy

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C Local hospital

D



A Chi square

B T-test

C ANOVA

D


A Ameloblastoma

B

C


A Tungsten

B Aluminum

C Collimation

D







D




C

D





D


A GIC

B Zn phosphate

C ZOE

D Calcium hydroxide

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ltltlt correct

Dr PC 23






D








A Reliability

B Validity

C Specificity

D


A Apexogenesis

B Apexification

C Pulpectomy

D





D






D

All Endo Test Related questions are almost SIMILAR to Day 2 file Unicorn (Page 152-156)


Dr PC 24


DAY 2




B Osteo arthritis


D









bite


A Crowding




Dr PC 25












tattoohellip








A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

C Action

D

Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







D


surgically





D


Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



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Dr PC 31








Dr PC 3



A Edema of glottis


C





B Erythema migrans

C Erythroplakia

D Ulcer




C Ameloblastoma

D Dentigerous cyst







A Histoplasmosis

B Candidiasis

C Blastomycosis

D



B Crouzon syndrome


D




C Frey syndrome

D Garner syndrome


A OKC



D


A OKC


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Dr PC 4


C




B Middle aged male

C Adolescent

D


A Gorlin syndrome

B Fibrous dysplasia


D


A HPV 6 (genital)

B HPV 11 (genital)


D HPV 34


A Mesial step


C Distal step

D Class I


A Max PM

B Man PM

C Max Molar

D Man Molar


A Actinomycoses

B

C


A Herpes


C EBV

D HPV


A Hypothyroidism

B Hyperthyroidism

C

D


A

B


Dr PC 5


C


A Tetracycline

B Antacid

C Penicillin

D


A Phenytoin

B Cyclosporine

C Nifedipine

D Digitoxin


A Glucocorticoids

B Macrolides

C

D


dental treatment


B Syncope

C Hyperventilation

D Shock


A 68

B 80

C 110

D 131


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B gt13000

C lt15000

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D Mand PMs


A Filtration

B Collimation

C Penumbra


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D KpV


A MRI

B CBCT

C Ultrasound

D


A Foreshortening

B Elongation

C Overlap

D Distortion


A Increase mA

B Increased Kvp

C Contrast

D

E Filtration


A OKC

B Dentigerous cyst

C Radicular cyst

D Residual cyst




C Put sedation

D Put LA

E


A Lips and nails

B Stereoscope

C Pulse

D


A Decreased VDP


C Herpes infection

D Vit B deficiency

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Dr PC 7




A 01ppm

B 04 ppm

C 07 ppm

D 12 ppm


A 7

B 3

C 5

D 10



A Introduction

B Result

C Discussion


E Abstract


A 40

B 60


D 80

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B Flap surgery

C




A Osteoblast

B Osteoclast

C Osteocyte

D





A Methemoglobinemia

B Allergic reaction

C Hypertension

D


treatment for her



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C Excisional biopsy

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C Interrupted force

D





C

D


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B 2 wall defects

C 3 wall defects

D 4 wall defects



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B 28 buccal

C 30 mesio-buccal

D 29 mesio buccal



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B Autonomy

C Veracity

D Justice

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B INR

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C

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C Full flap open

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C 1 weeks

D 1 month




C Cardiac pacemaker


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D Amalgam


A Cold

B Heat

C Sweeteners

D Galvanic shock







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C Infection

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C Administer oxygen






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D



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C 15 mm

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B Parkinson disease

C Cerebral injury

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B Acetaminophen

C Morphine

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ErickGleimy

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B Fenestration

C Intrabody defect

D



A Warthin duct

B Stenson duct

C Bartholin duct



A fetus

B IVC

C SVC

D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm

C 2 mm

D 3 mm







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C Flap surgery

D


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B Splint

C RCT

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A Try in paste




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B Long axis

C Vertical

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B Minocycline

C Clindamycin

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A Amalgam

B GIC

C Composite

D Zn phosphate





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B Social enforcer


D Habituation


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D Case series







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B Hemangioma

C Lymphangioma

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B Lateral pterygoid

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D







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B Facially


D







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B Erythroplakia

C Lichen planus

D Hairy leukoplakia


A Tuberculosis

B Hep B

C HIV

D Bacillus


A Hep B

B Hep C

C TB

D HIV

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A Mylohyoid

B Geniohyoid

C Hypoglossal

D


A Malignancy



D Hematoma









A Meta-analysis

B Clinical trial

C Case series

D Cohort






D



B Abnormal lesion



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A Fee for service

B Capitation

C Reimbursement

D









C Apical lesion

D Necrotic pulp


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B Thumb sucking

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D


A Outline form

B Resistance form

C Retention form

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C Gingivectomy

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probably happen




D


A Wear facet

B Discoloration


D


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B 15 mm


D 4 mm



A 1



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D Pulp necrosis


A Time

B Solution

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C Apposition

D



B Using small file

C Curved root

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D



B Peanuts

C Cinnamon

D



B Abuse the alcohol





A Beneficence

B Veracity

C Justice

D Autonomy

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D



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B T-test

C ANOVA

D


A Ameloblastoma

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C


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B Aluminum

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D




C

D





D


A GIC

B Zn phosphate

C ZOE

D Calcium hydroxide

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D








A Reliability

B Validity

C Specificity

D


A Apexogenesis

B Apexification

C Pulpectomy

D





D






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DAY 2




B Osteo arthritis


D









bite


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Dr PC 25












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A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

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A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







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surgically





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do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











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B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

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C After restoration



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A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



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Dr PC 31








Dr PC 4


C




B Middle aged male

C Adolescent

D


A Gorlin syndrome

B Fibrous dysplasia


D


A HPV 6 (genital)

B HPV 11 (genital)


D HPV 34


A Mesial step


C Distal step

D Class I


A Max PM

B Man PM

C Max Molar

D Man Molar


A Actinomycoses

B

C


A Herpes


C EBV

D HPV


A Hypothyroidism

B Hyperthyroidism

C

D


A

B


Dr PC 5


C


A Tetracycline

B Antacid

C Penicillin

D


A Phenytoin

B Cyclosporine

C Nifedipine

D Digitoxin


A Glucocorticoids

B Macrolides

C

D


dental treatment


B Syncope

C Hyperventilation

D Shock


A 68

B 80

C 110

D 131


please)

A gt10000

B gt13000

C lt15000

D




A Max PMs



D Mand PMs


A Filtration

B Collimation

C Penumbra


Dr PC 6


D KpV


A MRI

B CBCT

C Ultrasound

D


A Foreshortening

B Elongation

C Overlap

D Distortion


A Increase mA

B Increased Kvp

C Contrast

D

E Filtration


A OKC

B Dentigerous cyst

C Radicular cyst

D Residual cyst




C Put sedation

D Put LA

E


A Lips and nails

B Stereoscope

C Pulse

D


A Decreased VDP


C Herpes infection

D Vit B deficiency

ErickGleimy

Dr PC 7




A 01ppm

B 04 ppm

C 07 ppm

D 12 ppm


A 7

B 3

C 5

D 10



A Introduction

B Result

C Discussion


E Abstract


A 40

B 60


D 80

ErickGleimy

Dr PC 8




A Aphthous ulcer


C Silalometaplasia



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56 Ranula treatment


B Flap surgery

C




A Osteoblast

B Osteoclast

C Osteocyte

D





A Methemoglobinemia

B Allergic reaction

C Hypertension

D


treatment for her



C Porcelain veneers


more conservative
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 9



the possible option

A Incisional Biopsy


C Excisional biopsy

D Cytology





D



answer)


B Continuous force

C Interrupted force

D





C

D


A 1 wall defect

B 2 wall defects

C 3 wall defects

D 4 wall defects



A 29 buccal

B 28 buccal

C 30 mesio-buccal

D 29 mesio buccal



A Nonmaleficience

B Autonomy

C Veracity

D Justice

70 TMJ disc seen in

A MRI

B Occlusal

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ErickGleimy

Dr PC 10


C Panoramic

D CBCT



A CBC

B INR

C





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D










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C Better resistant

D




C Make new crown

D Increase hue





D

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patient






options)





D




C

D



B Radiograph

C Full flap open

D




A Mepivacaine



D


A 4 hours

B 10 hours

C 1 weeks

D 1 month




C Cardiac pacemaker


ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 12



option

A GIC on cusp tip


C Full crown

D Amalgam


A Cold

B Heat

C Sweeteners

D Galvanic shock







D





A Fibroma

B Papilloma

C Abscess

D Cyst

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ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 13




A Bruxism


C Infection

D




C Administer oxygen






D


A Cervical caries

B GCF

C

D



B 1 mm

C 15 mm

D 2 mm



correct)



B Parkinson disease

C Cerebral injury

D





B Acetaminophen

C Morphine

D

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ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 14




B Fenestration

C Intrabody defect

D



A Warthin duct

B Stenson duct

C Bartholin duct



A fetus

B IVC

C SVC

D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm

C 2 mm

D 3 mm







option



C Flap surgery

D


A Extraction

B Splint

C RCT

D Repositioned


A Try in paste




ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 15



A Taper

B Long axis

C Vertical

D Follow the canal


A Tetracycline

B Minocycline

C Clindamycin

D


A Amalgam

B GIC

C Composite

D Zn phosphate





D



B Social enforcer


D Habituation


following except

A Personality

B Rapport






A Case control

B Cohort

C Clinical trial

D Case series







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ErickGleimy

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A 35

B 25

C 32

D 4






D


A 2-5

B 6-9

C 10-15

D 16-21












D



A Hematoma

B Hemangioma

C Lymphangioma

D Fibroma



A Medial pterygoid

B Lateral pterygoid

C Masseter

D Temporalis

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ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 17











D







A Lingually

B Facially


D







A Leukoplakia

B Erythroplakia

C Lichen planus

D Hairy leukoplakia


A Tuberculosis

B Hep B

C HIV

D Bacillus


A Hep B

B Hep C

C TB

D HIV

ErickGleimy

Dr PC 18




A Mylohyoid

B Geniohyoid

C Hypoglossal

D


A Malignancy



D Hematoma









A Meta-analysis

B Clinical trial

C Case series

D Cohort






D



B Abnormal lesion



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 19




A Fee for service

B Capitation

C Reimbursement

D









C Apical lesion

D Necrotic pulp


A Tongue thrusting

B Thumb sucking

C

D


A Outline form

B Resistance form

C Retention form

D


Dr PC 20




A Flap debridement


C Gingivectomy

D










C

D


probably happen




D


A Wear facet

B Discoloration


D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm


D 4 mm



A 1



C 4

D 8

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ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 21




B 35 H2O2


D Pulp necrosis


A Time

B Solution

C Tooth anatomy

D


options)




C Apposition

D



B Using small file

C Curved root

D





D



B Peanuts

C Cinnamon

D



B Abuse the alcohol





A Beneficence

B Veracity

C Justice

D Autonomy

ErickGleimy
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ErickGleimy

Dr PC 22






C Local hospital

D



A Chi square

B T-test

C ANOVA

D


A Ameloblastoma

B

C


A Tungsten

B Aluminum

C Collimation

D







D




C

D





D


A GIC

B Zn phosphate

C ZOE

D Calcium hydroxide

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ltltlt correct

Dr PC 23






D








A Reliability

B Validity

C Specificity

D


A Apexogenesis

B Apexification

C Pulpectomy

D





D






D



Dr PC 24


DAY 2




B Osteo arthritis


D









bite


A Crowding




Dr PC 25












tattoohellip








A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

C Action

D

Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







D


surgically





D


Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 5


C


A Tetracycline

B Antacid

C Penicillin

D


A Phenytoin

B Cyclosporine

C Nifedipine

D Digitoxin


A Glucocorticoids

B Macrolides

C

D


dental treatment


B Syncope

C Hyperventilation

D Shock


A 68

B 80

C 110

D 131


please)

A gt10000

B gt13000

C lt15000

D




A Max PMs



D Mand PMs


A Filtration

B Collimation

C Penumbra


Dr PC 6


D KpV


A MRI

B CBCT

C Ultrasound

D


A Foreshortening

B Elongation

C Overlap

D Distortion


A Increase mA

B Increased Kvp

C Contrast

D

E Filtration


A OKC

B Dentigerous cyst

C Radicular cyst

D Residual cyst




C Put sedation

D Put LA

E


A Lips and nails

B Stereoscope

C Pulse

D


A Decreased VDP


C Herpes infection

D Vit B deficiency

ErickGleimy

Dr PC 7




A 01ppm

B 04 ppm

C 07 ppm

D 12 ppm


A 7

B 3

C 5

D 10



A Introduction

B Result

C Discussion


E Abstract


A 40

B 60


D 80

ErickGleimy

Dr PC 8




A Aphthous ulcer


C Silalometaplasia



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56 Ranula treatment


B Flap surgery

C




A Osteoblast

B Osteoclast

C Osteocyte

D





A Methemoglobinemia

B Allergic reaction

C Hypertension

D


treatment for her



C Porcelain veneers


more conservative
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 9



the possible option

A Incisional Biopsy


C Excisional biopsy

D Cytology





D



answer)


B Continuous force

C Interrupted force

D





C

D


A 1 wall defect

B 2 wall defects

C 3 wall defects

D 4 wall defects



A 29 buccal

B 28 buccal

C 30 mesio-buccal

D 29 mesio buccal



A Nonmaleficience

B Autonomy

C Veracity

D Justice

70 TMJ disc seen in

A MRI

B Occlusal

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 10


C Panoramic

D CBCT



A CBC

B INR

C





C

D










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please)

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C Better resistant

D




C Make new crown

D Increase hue





D

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ErickGleimy

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patient






options)





D




C

D



B Radiograph

C Full flap open

D




A Mepivacaine



D


A 4 hours

B 10 hours

C 1 weeks

D 1 month




C Cardiac pacemaker


ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 12



option

A GIC on cusp tip


C Full crown

D Amalgam


A Cold

B Heat

C Sweeteners

D Galvanic shock







D





A Fibroma

B Papilloma

C Abscess

D Cyst

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 13




A Bruxism


C Infection

D




C Administer oxygen






D


A Cervical caries

B GCF

C

D



B 1 mm

C 15 mm

D 2 mm



correct)



B Parkinson disease

C Cerebral injury

D





B Acetaminophen

C Morphine

D

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 14




B Fenestration

C Intrabody defect

D



A Warthin duct

B Stenson duct

C Bartholin duct



A fetus

B IVC

C SVC

D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm

C 2 mm

D 3 mm







option



C Flap surgery

D


A Extraction

B Splint

C RCT

D Repositioned


A Try in paste




ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 15



A Taper

B Long axis

C Vertical

D Follow the canal


A Tetracycline

B Minocycline

C Clindamycin

D


A Amalgam

B GIC

C Composite

D Zn phosphate





D



B Social enforcer


D Habituation


following except

A Personality

B Rapport






A Case control

B Cohort

C Clinical trial

D Case series







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ErickGleimy

Dr PC 16



A 35

B 25

C 32

D 4






D


A 2-5

B 6-9

C 10-15

D 16-21












D



A Hematoma

B Hemangioma

C Lymphangioma

D Fibroma



A Medial pterygoid

B Lateral pterygoid

C Masseter

D Temporalis

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ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 17











D







A Lingually

B Facially


D







A Leukoplakia

B Erythroplakia

C Lichen planus

D Hairy leukoplakia


A Tuberculosis

B Hep B

C HIV

D Bacillus


A Hep B

B Hep C

C TB

D HIV

ErickGleimy

Dr PC 18




A Mylohyoid

B Geniohyoid

C Hypoglossal

D


A Malignancy



D Hematoma









A Meta-analysis

B Clinical trial

C Case series

D Cohort






D



B Abnormal lesion



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 19




A Fee for service

B Capitation

C Reimbursement

D









C Apical lesion

D Necrotic pulp


A Tongue thrusting

B Thumb sucking

C

D


A Outline form

B Resistance form

C Retention form

D


Dr PC 20




A Flap debridement


C Gingivectomy

D










C

D


probably happen




D


A Wear facet

B Discoloration


D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm


D 4 mm



A 1



C 4

D 8

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 21




B 35 H2O2


D Pulp necrosis


A Time

B Solution

C Tooth anatomy

D


options)




C Apposition

D



B Using small file

C Curved root

D





D



B Peanuts

C Cinnamon

D



B Abuse the alcohol





A Beneficence

B Veracity

C Justice

D Autonomy

ErickGleimy
step
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 22






C Local hospital

D



A Chi square

B T-test

C ANOVA

D


A Ameloblastoma

B

C


A Tungsten

B Aluminum

C Collimation

D







D




C

D





D


A GIC

B Zn phosphate

C ZOE

D Calcium hydroxide

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ltltlt correct

Dr PC 23






D








A Reliability

B Validity

C Specificity

D


A Apexogenesis

B Apexification

C Pulpectomy

D





D






D



Dr PC 24


DAY 2




B Osteo arthritis


D









bite


A Crowding




Dr PC 25












tattoohellip








A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

C Action

D

Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







D


surgically





D


Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 6


D KpV


A MRI

B CBCT

C Ultrasound

D


A Foreshortening

B Elongation

C Overlap

D Distortion


A Increase mA

B Increased Kvp

C Contrast

D

E Filtration


A OKC

B Dentigerous cyst

C Radicular cyst

D Residual cyst




C Put sedation

D Put LA

E


A Lips and nails

B Stereoscope

C Pulse

D


A Decreased VDP


C Herpes infection

D Vit B deficiency

ErickGleimy

Dr PC 7




A 01ppm

B 04 ppm

C 07 ppm

D 12 ppm


A 7

B 3

C 5

D 10



A Introduction

B Result

C Discussion


E Abstract


A 40

B 60


D 80

ErickGleimy

Dr PC 8




A Aphthous ulcer


C Silalometaplasia



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56 Ranula treatment


B Flap surgery

C




A Osteoblast

B Osteoclast

C Osteocyte

D





A Methemoglobinemia

B Allergic reaction

C Hypertension

D


treatment for her



C Porcelain veneers


more conservative
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 9



the possible option

A Incisional Biopsy


C Excisional biopsy

D Cytology





D



answer)


B Continuous force

C Interrupted force

D





C

D


A 1 wall defect

B 2 wall defects

C 3 wall defects

D 4 wall defects



A 29 buccal

B 28 buccal

C 30 mesio-buccal

D 29 mesio buccal



A Nonmaleficience

B Autonomy

C Veracity

D Justice

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A MRI

B Occlusal

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C Panoramic

D CBCT



A CBC

B INR

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C Better resistant

D




C Make new crown

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D




C

D



B Radiograph

C Full flap open

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A Mepivacaine



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B 10 hours

C 1 weeks

D 1 month




C Cardiac pacemaker


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ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

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option

A GIC on cusp tip


C Full crown

D Amalgam


A Cold

B Heat

C Sweeteners

D Galvanic shock







D





A Fibroma

B Papilloma

C Abscess

D Cyst

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ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 13




A Bruxism


C Infection

D




C Administer oxygen






D


A Cervical caries

B GCF

C

D



B 1 mm

C 15 mm

D 2 mm



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B Parkinson disease

C Cerebral injury

D





B Acetaminophen

C Morphine

D

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ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 14




B Fenestration

C Intrabody defect

D



A Warthin duct

B Stenson duct

C Bartholin duct



A fetus

B IVC

C SVC

D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm

C 2 mm

D 3 mm







option



C Flap surgery

D


A Extraction

B Splint

C RCT

D Repositioned


A Try in paste




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ErickGleimy

Dr PC 15



A Taper

B Long axis

C Vertical

D Follow the canal


A Tetracycline

B Minocycline

C Clindamycin

D


A Amalgam

B GIC

C Composite

D Zn phosphate





D



B Social enforcer


D Habituation


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B Rapport






A Case control

B Cohort

C Clinical trial

D Case series







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B 25

C 32

D 4






D


A 2-5

B 6-9

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D



A Hematoma

B Hemangioma

C Lymphangioma

D Fibroma



A Medial pterygoid

B Lateral pterygoid

C Masseter

D Temporalis

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ErickGleimy

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D







A Lingually

B Facially


D







A Leukoplakia

B Erythroplakia

C Lichen planus

D Hairy leukoplakia


A Tuberculosis

B Hep B

C HIV

D Bacillus


A Hep B

B Hep C

C TB

D HIV

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Dr PC 18




A Mylohyoid

B Geniohyoid

C Hypoglossal

D


A Malignancy



D Hematoma









A Meta-analysis

B Clinical trial

C Case series

D Cohort






D



B Abnormal lesion



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 19




A Fee for service

B Capitation

C Reimbursement

D









C Apical lesion

D Necrotic pulp


A Tongue thrusting

B Thumb sucking

C

D


A Outline form

B Resistance form

C Retention form

D


Dr PC 20




A Flap debridement


C Gingivectomy

D










C

D


probably happen




D


A Wear facet

B Discoloration


D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm


D 4 mm



A 1



C 4

D 8

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ErickGleimy

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B 35 H2O2


D Pulp necrosis


A Time

B Solution

C Tooth anatomy

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options)




C Apposition

D



B Using small file

C Curved root

D





D



B Peanuts

C Cinnamon

D



B Abuse the alcohol





A Beneficence

B Veracity

C Justice

D Autonomy

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C Local hospital

D



A Chi square

B T-test

C ANOVA

D


A Ameloblastoma

B

C


A Tungsten

B Aluminum

C Collimation

D







D




C

D





D


A GIC

B Zn phosphate

C ZOE

D Calcium hydroxide

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ErickGleimy
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Dr PC 23






D








A Reliability

B Validity

C Specificity

D


A Apexogenesis

B Apexification

C Pulpectomy

D





D






D



Dr PC 24


DAY 2




B Osteo arthritis


D









bite


A Crowding




Dr PC 25












tattoohellip








A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

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Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

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surgically





D


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do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

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A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



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Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

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Dr PC 7




A 01ppm

B 04 ppm

C 07 ppm

D 12 ppm


A 7

B 3

C 5

D 10



A Introduction

B Result

C Discussion


E Abstract


A 40

B 60


D 80

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Dr PC 8




A Aphthous ulcer


C Silalometaplasia



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B Flap surgery

C




A Osteoblast

B Osteoclast

C Osteocyte

D





A Methemoglobinemia

B Allergic reaction

C Hypertension

D


treatment for her



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the possible option

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C Excisional biopsy

D Cytology





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answer)


B Continuous force

C Interrupted force

D





C

D


A 1 wall defect

B 2 wall defects

C 3 wall defects

D 4 wall defects



A 29 buccal

B 28 buccal

C 30 mesio-buccal

D 29 mesio buccal



A Nonmaleficience

B Autonomy

C Veracity

D Justice

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A MRI

B Occlusal

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ErickGleimy

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C Panoramic

D CBCT



A CBC

B INR

C





C

D










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A Translucency


C Better resistant

D




C Make new crown

D Increase hue





D

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patient






options)





D




C

D



B Radiograph

C Full flap open

D




A Mepivacaine



D


A 4 hours

B 10 hours

C 1 weeks

D 1 month




C Cardiac pacemaker


ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 12



option

A GIC on cusp tip


C Full crown

D Amalgam


A Cold

B Heat

C Sweeteners

D Galvanic shock







D





A Fibroma

B Papilloma

C Abscess

D Cyst

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ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 13




A Bruxism


C Infection

D




C Administer oxygen






D


A Cervical caries

B GCF

C

D



B 1 mm

C 15 mm

D 2 mm



correct)



B Parkinson disease

C Cerebral injury

D





B Acetaminophen

C Morphine

D

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ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 14




B Fenestration

C Intrabody defect

D



A Warthin duct

B Stenson duct

C Bartholin duct



A fetus

B IVC

C SVC

D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm

C 2 mm

D 3 mm







option



C Flap surgery

D


A Extraction

B Splint

C RCT

D Repositioned


A Try in paste




ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 15



A Taper

B Long axis

C Vertical

D Follow the canal


A Tetracycline

B Minocycline

C Clindamycin

D


A Amalgam

B GIC

C Composite

D Zn phosphate





D



B Social enforcer


D Habituation


following except

A Personality

B Rapport






A Case control

B Cohort

C Clinical trial

D Case series







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ErickGleimy

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A 35

B 25

C 32

D 4






D


A 2-5

B 6-9

C 10-15

D 16-21












D



A Hematoma

B Hemangioma

C Lymphangioma

D Fibroma



A Medial pterygoid

B Lateral pterygoid

C Masseter

D Temporalis

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ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 17











D







A Lingually

B Facially


D







A Leukoplakia

B Erythroplakia

C Lichen planus

D Hairy leukoplakia


A Tuberculosis

B Hep B

C HIV

D Bacillus


A Hep B

B Hep C

C TB

D HIV

ErickGleimy

Dr PC 18




A Mylohyoid

B Geniohyoid

C Hypoglossal

D


A Malignancy



D Hematoma









A Meta-analysis

B Clinical trial

C Case series

D Cohort






D



B Abnormal lesion



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 19




A Fee for service

B Capitation

C Reimbursement

D









C Apical lesion

D Necrotic pulp


A Tongue thrusting

B Thumb sucking

C

D


A Outline form

B Resistance form

C Retention form

D


Dr PC 20




A Flap debridement


C Gingivectomy

D










C

D


probably happen




D


A Wear facet

B Discoloration


D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm


D 4 mm



A 1



C 4

D 8

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 21




B 35 H2O2


D Pulp necrosis


A Time

B Solution

C Tooth anatomy

D


options)




C Apposition

D



B Using small file

C Curved root

D





D



B Peanuts

C Cinnamon

D



B Abuse the alcohol





A Beneficence

B Veracity

C Justice

D Autonomy

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Dr PC 22






C Local hospital

D



A Chi square

B T-test

C ANOVA

D


A Ameloblastoma

B

C


A Tungsten

B Aluminum

C Collimation

D







D




C

D





D


A GIC

B Zn phosphate

C ZOE

D Calcium hydroxide

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ltltlt correct

Dr PC 23






D








A Reliability

B Validity

C Specificity

D


A Apexogenesis

B Apexification

C Pulpectomy

D





D






D



Dr PC 24


DAY 2




B Osteo arthritis


D









bite


A Crowding




Dr PC 25












tattoohellip








A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

C Action

D

Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







D


surgically





D


Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 8




A Aphthous ulcer


C Silalometaplasia



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56 Ranula treatment


B Flap surgery

C




A Osteoblast

B Osteoclast

C Osteocyte

D





A Methemoglobinemia

B Allergic reaction

C Hypertension

D


treatment for her



C Porcelain veneers


more conservative
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 9



the possible option

A Incisional Biopsy


C Excisional biopsy

D Cytology





D



answer)


B Continuous force

C Interrupted force

D





C

D


A 1 wall defect

B 2 wall defects

C 3 wall defects

D 4 wall defects



A 29 buccal

B 28 buccal

C 30 mesio-buccal

D 29 mesio buccal



A Nonmaleficience

B Autonomy

C Veracity

D Justice

70 TMJ disc seen in

A MRI

B Occlusal

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 10


C Panoramic

D CBCT



A CBC

B INR

C





C

D










D


please)

A Translucency


C Better resistant

D




C Make new crown

D Increase hue





D

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ErickGleimy

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patient






options)





D




C

D



B Radiograph

C Full flap open

D




A Mepivacaine



D


A 4 hours

B 10 hours

C 1 weeks

D 1 month




C Cardiac pacemaker


ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 12



option

A GIC on cusp tip


C Full crown

D Amalgam


A Cold

B Heat

C Sweeteners

D Galvanic shock







D





A Fibroma

B Papilloma

C Abscess

D Cyst

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 13




A Bruxism


C Infection

D




C Administer oxygen






D


A Cervical caries

B GCF

C

D



B 1 mm

C 15 mm

D 2 mm



correct)



B Parkinson disease

C Cerebral injury

D





B Acetaminophen

C Morphine

D

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 14




B Fenestration

C Intrabody defect

D



A Warthin duct

B Stenson duct

C Bartholin duct



A fetus

B IVC

C SVC

D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm

C 2 mm

D 3 mm







option



C Flap surgery

D


A Extraction

B Splint

C RCT

D Repositioned


A Try in paste




ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 15



A Taper

B Long axis

C Vertical

D Follow the canal


A Tetracycline

B Minocycline

C Clindamycin

D


A Amalgam

B GIC

C Composite

D Zn phosphate





D



B Social enforcer


D Habituation


following except

A Personality

B Rapport






A Case control

B Cohort

C Clinical trial

D Case series







ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 16



A 35

B 25

C 32

D 4






D


A 2-5

B 6-9

C 10-15

D 16-21












D



A Hematoma

B Hemangioma

C Lymphangioma

D Fibroma



A Medial pterygoid

B Lateral pterygoid

C Masseter

D Temporalis

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 17











D







A Lingually

B Facially


D







A Leukoplakia

B Erythroplakia

C Lichen planus

D Hairy leukoplakia


A Tuberculosis

B Hep B

C HIV

D Bacillus


A Hep B

B Hep C

C TB

D HIV

ErickGleimy

Dr PC 18




A Mylohyoid

B Geniohyoid

C Hypoglossal

D


A Malignancy



D Hematoma









A Meta-analysis

B Clinical trial

C Case series

D Cohort






D



B Abnormal lesion



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 19




A Fee for service

B Capitation

C Reimbursement

D









C Apical lesion

D Necrotic pulp


A Tongue thrusting

B Thumb sucking

C

D


A Outline form

B Resistance form

C Retention form

D


Dr PC 20




A Flap debridement


C Gingivectomy

D










C

D


probably happen




D


A Wear facet

B Discoloration


D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm


D 4 mm



A 1



C 4

D 8

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 21




B 35 H2O2


D Pulp necrosis


A Time

B Solution

C Tooth anatomy

D


options)




C Apposition

D



B Using small file

C Curved root

D





D



B Peanuts

C Cinnamon

D



B Abuse the alcohol





A Beneficence

B Veracity

C Justice

D Autonomy

ErickGleimy
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ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 22






C Local hospital

D



A Chi square

B T-test

C ANOVA

D


A Ameloblastoma

B

C


A Tungsten

B Aluminum

C Collimation

D







D




C

D





D


A GIC

B Zn phosphate

C ZOE

D Calcium hydroxide

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ltltlt correct

Dr PC 23






D








A Reliability

B Validity

C Specificity

D


A Apexogenesis

B Apexification

C Pulpectomy

D





D






D



Dr PC 24


DAY 2




B Osteo arthritis


D









bite


A Crowding




Dr PC 25












tattoohellip








A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

C Action

D

Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







D


surgically





D


Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 9



the possible option

A Incisional Biopsy


C Excisional biopsy

D Cytology





D



answer)


B Continuous force

C Interrupted force

D





C

D


A 1 wall defect

B 2 wall defects

C 3 wall defects

D 4 wall defects



A 29 buccal

B 28 buccal

C 30 mesio-buccal

D 29 mesio buccal



A Nonmaleficience

B Autonomy

C Veracity

D Justice

70 TMJ disc seen in

A MRI

B Occlusal

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 10


C Panoramic

D CBCT



A CBC

B INR

C





C

D










D


please)

A Translucency


C Better resistant

D




C Make new crown

D Increase hue





D

ErickGleimy
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ErickGleimy

Dr PC 11




patient






options)





D




C

D



B Radiograph

C Full flap open

D




A Mepivacaine



D


A 4 hours

B 10 hours

C 1 weeks

D 1 month




C Cardiac pacemaker


ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 12



option

A GIC on cusp tip


C Full crown

D Amalgam


A Cold

B Heat

C Sweeteners

D Galvanic shock







D





A Fibroma

B Papilloma

C Abscess

D Cyst

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 13




A Bruxism


C Infection

D




C Administer oxygen






D


A Cervical caries

B GCF

C

D



B 1 mm

C 15 mm

D 2 mm



correct)



B Parkinson disease

C Cerebral injury

D





B Acetaminophen

C Morphine

D

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 14




B Fenestration

C Intrabody defect

D



A Warthin duct

B Stenson duct

C Bartholin duct



A fetus

B IVC

C SVC

D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm

C 2 mm

D 3 mm







option



C Flap surgery

D


A Extraction

B Splint

C RCT

D Repositioned


A Try in paste




ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 15



A Taper

B Long axis

C Vertical

D Follow the canal


A Tetracycline

B Minocycline

C Clindamycin

D


A Amalgam

B GIC

C Composite

D Zn phosphate





D



B Social enforcer


D Habituation


following except

A Personality

B Rapport






A Case control

B Cohort

C Clinical trial

D Case series







ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 16



A 35

B 25

C 32

D 4






D


A 2-5

B 6-9

C 10-15

D 16-21












D



A Hematoma

B Hemangioma

C Lymphangioma

D Fibroma



A Medial pterygoid

B Lateral pterygoid

C Masseter

D Temporalis

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 17











D







A Lingually

B Facially


D







A Leukoplakia

B Erythroplakia

C Lichen planus

D Hairy leukoplakia


A Tuberculosis

B Hep B

C HIV

D Bacillus


A Hep B

B Hep C

C TB

D HIV

ErickGleimy

Dr PC 18




A Mylohyoid

B Geniohyoid

C Hypoglossal

D


A Malignancy



D Hematoma









A Meta-analysis

B Clinical trial

C Case series

D Cohort






D



B Abnormal lesion



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 19




A Fee for service

B Capitation

C Reimbursement

D









C Apical lesion

D Necrotic pulp


A Tongue thrusting

B Thumb sucking

C

D


A Outline form

B Resistance form

C Retention form

D


Dr PC 20




A Flap debridement


C Gingivectomy

D










C

D


probably happen




D


A Wear facet

B Discoloration


D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm


D 4 mm



A 1



C 4

D 8

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 21




B 35 H2O2


D Pulp necrosis


A Time

B Solution

C Tooth anatomy

D


options)




C Apposition

D



B Using small file

C Curved root

D





D



B Peanuts

C Cinnamon

D



B Abuse the alcohol





A Beneficence

B Veracity

C Justice

D Autonomy

ErickGleimy
step
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 22






C Local hospital

D



A Chi square

B T-test

C ANOVA

D


A Ameloblastoma

B

C


A Tungsten

B Aluminum

C Collimation

D







D




C

D





D


A GIC

B Zn phosphate

C ZOE

D Calcium hydroxide

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ltltlt correct

Dr PC 23






D








A Reliability

B Validity

C Specificity

D


A Apexogenesis

B Apexification

C Pulpectomy

D





D






D



Dr PC 24


DAY 2




B Osteo arthritis


D









bite


A Crowding




Dr PC 25












tattoohellip








A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

C Action

D

Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







D


surgically





D


Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 10


C Panoramic

D CBCT



A CBC

B INR

C





C

D










D


please)

A Translucency


C Better resistant

D




C Make new crown

D Increase hue





D

ErickGleimy
violet
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 11




patient






options)





D




C

D



B Radiograph

C Full flap open

D




A Mepivacaine



D


A 4 hours

B 10 hours

C 1 weeks

D 1 month




C Cardiac pacemaker


ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 12



option

A GIC on cusp tip


C Full crown

D Amalgam


A Cold

B Heat

C Sweeteners

D Galvanic shock







D





A Fibroma

B Papilloma

C Abscess

D Cyst

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 13




A Bruxism


C Infection

D




C Administer oxygen






D


A Cervical caries

B GCF

C

D



B 1 mm

C 15 mm

D 2 mm



correct)



B Parkinson disease

C Cerebral injury

D





B Acetaminophen

C Morphine

D

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 14




B Fenestration

C Intrabody defect

D



A Warthin duct

B Stenson duct

C Bartholin duct



A fetus

B IVC

C SVC

D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm

C 2 mm

D 3 mm







option



C Flap surgery

D


A Extraction

B Splint

C RCT

D Repositioned


A Try in paste




ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 15



A Taper

B Long axis

C Vertical

D Follow the canal


A Tetracycline

B Minocycline

C Clindamycin

D


A Amalgam

B GIC

C Composite

D Zn phosphate





D



B Social enforcer


D Habituation


following except

A Personality

B Rapport






A Case control

B Cohort

C Clinical trial

D Case series







ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 16



A 35

B 25

C 32

D 4






D


A 2-5

B 6-9

C 10-15

D 16-21












D



A Hematoma

B Hemangioma

C Lymphangioma

D Fibroma



A Medial pterygoid

B Lateral pterygoid

C Masseter

D Temporalis

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 17











D







A Lingually

B Facially


D







A Leukoplakia

B Erythroplakia

C Lichen planus

D Hairy leukoplakia


A Tuberculosis

B Hep B

C HIV

D Bacillus


A Hep B

B Hep C

C TB

D HIV

ErickGleimy

Dr PC 18




A Mylohyoid

B Geniohyoid

C Hypoglossal

D


A Malignancy



D Hematoma









A Meta-analysis

B Clinical trial

C Case series

D Cohort






D



B Abnormal lesion



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 19




A Fee for service

B Capitation

C Reimbursement

D









C Apical lesion

D Necrotic pulp


A Tongue thrusting

B Thumb sucking

C

D


A Outline form

B Resistance form

C Retention form

D


Dr PC 20




A Flap debridement


C Gingivectomy

D










C

D


probably happen




D


A Wear facet

B Discoloration


D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm


D 4 mm



A 1



C 4

D 8

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 21




B 35 H2O2


D Pulp necrosis


A Time

B Solution

C Tooth anatomy

D


options)




C Apposition

D



B Using small file

C Curved root

D





D



B Peanuts

C Cinnamon

D



B Abuse the alcohol





A Beneficence

B Veracity

C Justice

D Autonomy

ErickGleimy
step
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 22






C Local hospital

D



A Chi square

B T-test

C ANOVA

D


A Ameloblastoma

B

C


A Tungsten

B Aluminum

C Collimation

D







D




C

D





D


A GIC

B Zn phosphate

C ZOE

D Calcium hydroxide

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ltltlt correct

Dr PC 23






D








A Reliability

B Validity

C Specificity

D


A Apexogenesis

B Apexification

C Pulpectomy

D





D






D



Dr PC 24


DAY 2




B Osteo arthritis


D









bite


A Crowding




Dr PC 25












tattoohellip








A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

C Action

D

Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







D


surgically





D


Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 11




patient






options)





D




C

D



B Radiograph

C Full flap open

D




A Mepivacaine



D


A 4 hours

B 10 hours

C 1 weeks

D 1 month




C Cardiac pacemaker


ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 12



option

A GIC on cusp tip


C Full crown

D Amalgam


A Cold

B Heat

C Sweeteners

D Galvanic shock







D





A Fibroma

B Papilloma

C Abscess

D Cyst

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 13




A Bruxism


C Infection

D




C Administer oxygen






D


A Cervical caries

B GCF

C

D



B 1 mm

C 15 mm

D 2 mm



correct)



B Parkinson disease

C Cerebral injury

D





B Acetaminophen

C Morphine

D

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 14




B Fenestration

C Intrabody defect

D



A Warthin duct

B Stenson duct

C Bartholin duct



A fetus

B IVC

C SVC

D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm

C 2 mm

D 3 mm







option



C Flap surgery

D


A Extraction

B Splint

C RCT

D Repositioned


A Try in paste




ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 15



A Taper

B Long axis

C Vertical

D Follow the canal


A Tetracycline

B Minocycline

C Clindamycin

D


A Amalgam

B GIC

C Composite

D Zn phosphate





D



B Social enforcer


D Habituation


following except

A Personality

B Rapport






A Case control

B Cohort

C Clinical trial

D Case series







ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 16



A 35

B 25

C 32

D 4






D


A 2-5

B 6-9

C 10-15

D 16-21












D



A Hematoma

B Hemangioma

C Lymphangioma

D Fibroma



A Medial pterygoid

B Lateral pterygoid

C Masseter

D Temporalis

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 17











D







A Lingually

B Facially


D







A Leukoplakia

B Erythroplakia

C Lichen planus

D Hairy leukoplakia


A Tuberculosis

B Hep B

C HIV

D Bacillus


A Hep B

B Hep C

C TB

D HIV

ErickGleimy

Dr PC 18




A Mylohyoid

B Geniohyoid

C Hypoglossal

D


A Malignancy



D Hematoma









A Meta-analysis

B Clinical trial

C Case series

D Cohort






D



B Abnormal lesion



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 19




A Fee for service

B Capitation

C Reimbursement

D









C Apical lesion

D Necrotic pulp


A Tongue thrusting

B Thumb sucking

C

D


A Outline form

B Resistance form

C Retention form

D


Dr PC 20




A Flap debridement


C Gingivectomy

D










C

D


probably happen




D


A Wear facet

B Discoloration


D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm


D 4 mm



A 1



C 4

D 8

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 21




B 35 H2O2


D Pulp necrosis


A Time

B Solution

C Tooth anatomy

D


options)




C Apposition

D



B Using small file

C Curved root

D





D



B Peanuts

C Cinnamon

D



B Abuse the alcohol





A Beneficence

B Veracity

C Justice

D Autonomy

ErickGleimy
step
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 22






C Local hospital

D



A Chi square

B T-test

C ANOVA

D


A Ameloblastoma

B

C


A Tungsten

B Aluminum

C Collimation

D







D




C

D





D


A GIC

B Zn phosphate

C ZOE

D Calcium hydroxide

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ltltlt correct

Dr PC 23






D








A Reliability

B Validity

C Specificity

D


A Apexogenesis

B Apexification

C Pulpectomy

D





D






D



Dr PC 24


DAY 2




B Osteo arthritis


D









bite


A Crowding




Dr PC 25












tattoohellip








A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

C Action

D

Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







D


surgically





D


Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 12



option

A GIC on cusp tip


C Full crown

D Amalgam


A Cold

B Heat

C Sweeteners

D Galvanic shock







D





A Fibroma

B Papilloma

C Abscess

D Cyst

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 13




A Bruxism


C Infection

D




C Administer oxygen






D


A Cervical caries

B GCF

C

D



B 1 mm

C 15 mm

D 2 mm



correct)



B Parkinson disease

C Cerebral injury

D





B Acetaminophen

C Morphine

D

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 14




B Fenestration

C Intrabody defect

D



A Warthin duct

B Stenson duct

C Bartholin duct



A fetus

B IVC

C SVC

D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm

C 2 mm

D 3 mm







option



C Flap surgery

D


A Extraction

B Splint

C RCT

D Repositioned


A Try in paste




ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 15



A Taper

B Long axis

C Vertical

D Follow the canal


A Tetracycline

B Minocycline

C Clindamycin

D


A Amalgam

B GIC

C Composite

D Zn phosphate





D



B Social enforcer


D Habituation


following except

A Personality

B Rapport






A Case control

B Cohort

C Clinical trial

D Case series







ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 16



A 35

B 25

C 32

D 4






D


A 2-5

B 6-9

C 10-15

D 16-21












D



A Hematoma

B Hemangioma

C Lymphangioma

D Fibroma



A Medial pterygoid

B Lateral pterygoid

C Masseter

D Temporalis

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 17











D







A Lingually

B Facially


D







A Leukoplakia

B Erythroplakia

C Lichen planus

D Hairy leukoplakia


A Tuberculosis

B Hep B

C HIV

D Bacillus


A Hep B

B Hep C

C TB

D HIV

ErickGleimy

Dr PC 18




A Mylohyoid

B Geniohyoid

C Hypoglossal

D


A Malignancy



D Hematoma









A Meta-analysis

B Clinical trial

C Case series

D Cohort






D



B Abnormal lesion



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 19




A Fee for service

B Capitation

C Reimbursement

D









C Apical lesion

D Necrotic pulp


A Tongue thrusting

B Thumb sucking

C

D


A Outline form

B Resistance form

C Retention form

D


Dr PC 20




A Flap debridement


C Gingivectomy

D










C

D


probably happen




D


A Wear facet

B Discoloration


D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm


D 4 mm



A 1



C 4

D 8

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 21




B 35 H2O2


D Pulp necrosis


A Time

B Solution

C Tooth anatomy

D


options)




C Apposition

D



B Using small file

C Curved root

D





D



B Peanuts

C Cinnamon

D



B Abuse the alcohol





A Beneficence

B Veracity

C Justice

D Autonomy

ErickGleimy
step
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 22






C Local hospital

D



A Chi square

B T-test

C ANOVA

D


A Ameloblastoma

B

C


A Tungsten

B Aluminum

C Collimation

D







D




C

D





D


A GIC

B Zn phosphate

C ZOE

D Calcium hydroxide

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ltltlt correct

Dr PC 23






D








A Reliability

B Validity

C Specificity

D


A Apexogenesis

B Apexification

C Pulpectomy

D





D






D



Dr PC 24


DAY 2




B Osteo arthritis


D









bite


A Crowding




Dr PC 25












tattoohellip








A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

C Action

D

Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







D


surgically





D


Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 13




A Bruxism


C Infection

D




C Administer oxygen






D


A Cervical caries

B GCF

C

D



B 1 mm

C 15 mm

D 2 mm



correct)



B Parkinson disease

C Cerebral injury

D





B Acetaminophen

C Morphine

D

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 14




B Fenestration

C Intrabody defect

D



A Warthin duct

B Stenson duct

C Bartholin duct



A fetus

B IVC

C SVC

D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm

C 2 mm

D 3 mm







option



C Flap surgery

D


A Extraction

B Splint

C RCT

D Repositioned


A Try in paste




ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 15



A Taper

B Long axis

C Vertical

D Follow the canal


A Tetracycline

B Minocycline

C Clindamycin

D


A Amalgam

B GIC

C Composite

D Zn phosphate





D



B Social enforcer


D Habituation


following except

A Personality

B Rapport






A Case control

B Cohort

C Clinical trial

D Case series







ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 16



A 35

B 25

C 32

D 4






D


A 2-5

B 6-9

C 10-15

D 16-21












D



A Hematoma

B Hemangioma

C Lymphangioma

D Fibroma



A Medial pterygoid

B Lateral pterygoid

C Masseter

D Temporalis

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 17











D







A Lingually

B Facially


D







A Leukoplakia

B Erythroplakia

C Lichen planus

D Hairy leukoplakia


A Tuberculosis

B Hep B

C HIV

D Bacillus


A Hep B

B Hep C

C TB

D HIV

ErickGleimy

Dr PC 18




A Mylohyoid

B Geniohyoid

C Hypoglossal

D


A Malignancy



D Hematoma









A Meta-analysis

B Clinical trial

C Case series

D Cohort






D



B Abnormal lesion



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 19




A Fee for service

B Capitation

C Reimbursement

D









C Apical lesion

D Necrotic pulp


A Tongue thrusting

B Thumb sucking

C

D


A Outline form

B Resistance form

C Retention form

D


Dr PC 20




A Flap debridement


C Gingivectomy

D










C

D


probably happen




D


A Wear facet

B Discoloration


D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm


D 4 mm



A 1



C 4

D 8

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 21




B 35 H2O2


D Pulp necrosis


A Time

B Solution

C Tooth anatomy

D


options)




C Apposition

D



B Using small file

C Curved root

D





D



B Peanuts

C Cinnamon

D



B Abuse the alcohol





A Beneficence

B Veracity

C Justice

D Autonomy

ErickGleimy
step
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 22






C Local hospital

D



A Chi square

B T-test

C ANOVA

D


A Ameloblastoma

B

C


A Tungsten

B Aluminum

C Collimation

D







D




C

D





D


A GIC

B Zn phosphate

C ZOE

D Calcium hydroxide

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ltltlt correct

Dr PC 23






D








A Reliability

B Validity

C Specificity

D


A Apexogenesis

B Apexification

C Pulpectomy

D





D






D



Dr PC 24


DAY 2




B Osteo arthritis


D









bite


A Crowding




Dr PC 25












tattoohellip








A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

C Action

D

Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







D


surgically





D


Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 14




B Fenestration

C Intrabody defect

D



A Warthin duct

B Stenson duct

C Bartholin duct



A fetus

B IVC

C SVC

D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm

C 2 mm

D 3 mm







option



C Flap surgery

D


A Extraction

B Splint

C RCT

D Repositioned


A Try in paste




ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 15



A Taper

B Long axis

C Vertical

D Follow the canal


A Tetracycline

B Minocycline

C Clindamycin

D


A Amalgam

B GIC

C Composite

D Zn phosphate





D



B Social enforcer


D Habituation


following except

A Personality

B Rapport






A Case control

B Cohort

C Clinical trial

D Case series







ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 16



A 35

B 25

C 32

D 4






D


A 2-5

B 6-9

C 10-15

D 16-21












D



A Hematoma

B Hemangioma

C Lymphangioma

D Fibroma



A Medial pterygoid

B Lateral pterygoid

C Masseter

D Temporalis

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 17











D







A Lingually

B Facially


D







A Leukoplakia

B Erythroplakia

C Lichen planus

D Hairy leukoplakia


A Tuberculosis

B Hep B

C HIV

D Bacillus


A Hep B

B Hep C

C TB

D HIV

ErickGleimy

Dr PC 18




A Mylohyoid

B Geniohyoid

C Hypoglossal

D


A Malignancy



D Hematoma









A Meta-analysis

B Clinical trial

C Case series

D Cohort






D



B Abnormal lesion



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 19




A Fee for service

B Capitation

C Reimbursement

D









C Apical lesion

D Necrotic pulp


A Tongue thrusting

B Thumb sucking

C

D


A Outline form

B Resistance form

C Retention form

D


Dr PC 20




A Flap debridement


C Gingivectomy

D










C

D


probably happen




D


A Wear facet

B Discoloration


D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm


D 4 mm



A 1



C 4

D 8

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 21




B 35 H2O2


D Pulp necrosis


A Time

B Solution

C Tooth anatomy

D


options)




C Apposition

D



B Using small file

C Curved root

D





D



B Peanuts

C Cinnamon

D



B Abuse the alcohol





A Beneficence

B Veracity

C Justice

D Autonomy

ErickGleimy
step
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 22






C Local hospital

D



A Chi square

B T-test

C ANOVA

D


A Ameloblastoma

B

C


A Tungsten

B Aluminum

C Collimation

D







D




C

D





D


A GIC

B Zn phosphate

C ZOE

D Calcium hydroxide

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ltltlt correct

Dr PC 23






D








A Reliability

B Validity

C Specificity

D


A Apexogenesis

B Apexification

C Pulpectomy

D





D






D



Dr PC 24


DAY 2




B Osteo arthritis


D









bite


A Crowding




Dr PC 25












tattoohellip








A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

C Action

D

Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







D


surgically





D


Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 15



A Taper

B Long axis

C Vertical

D Follow the canal


A Tetracycline

B Minocycline

C Clindamycin

D


A Amalgam

B GIC

C Composite

D Zn phosphate





D



B Social enforcer


D Habituation


following except

A Personality

B Rapport






A Case control

B Cohort

C Clinical trial

D Case series







ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 16



A 35

B 25

C 32

D 4






D


A 2-5

B 6-9

C 10-15

D 16-21












D



A Hematoma

B Hemangioma

C Lymphangioma

D Fibroma



A Medial pterygoid

B Lateral pterygoid

C Masseter

D Temporalis

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 17











D







A Lingually

B Facially


D







A Leukoplakia

B Erythroplakia

C Lichen planus

D Hairy leukoplakia


A Tuberculosis

B Hep B

C HIV

D Bacillus


A Hep B

B Hep C

C TB

D HIV

ErickGleimy

Dr PC 18




A Mylohyoid

B Geniohyoid

C Hypoglossal

D


A Malignancy



D Hematoma









A Meta-analysis

B Clinical trial

C Case series

D Cohort






D



B Abnormal lesion



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 19




A Fee for service

B Capitation

C Reimbursement

D









C Apical lesion

D Necrotic pulp


A Tongue thrusting

B Thumb sucking

C

D


A Outline form

B Resistance form

C Retention form

D


Dr PC 20




A Flap debridement


C Gingivectomy

D










C

D


probably happen




D


A Wear facet

B Discoloration


D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm


D 4 mm



A 1



C 4

D 8

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 21




B 35 H2O2


D Pulp necrosis


A Time

B Solution

C Tooth anatomy

D


options)




C Apposition

D



B Using small file

C Curved root

D





D



B Peanuts

C Cinnamon

D



B Abuse the alcohol





A Beneficence

B Veracity

C Justice

D Autonomy

ErickGleimy
step
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 22






C Local hospital

D



A Chi square

B T-test

C ANOVA

D


A Ameloblastoma

B

C


A Tungsten

B Aluminum

C Collimation

D







D




C

D





D


A GIC

B Zn phosphate

C ZOE

D Calcium hydroxide

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ltltlt correct

Dr PC 23






D








A Reliability

B Validity

C Specificity

D


A Apexogenesis

B Apexification

C Pulpectomy

D





D






D

All Endo Test Related questions are almost SIMILAR to Day 2 file Unicorn (2-156)


Dr PC 24


DAY 2




B Osteo arthritis


D









bite


A Crowding




Dr PC 25












tattoohellip








A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

C Action

D

Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







D


surgically





D


Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 16



A 35

B 25

C 32

D 4






D


A 2-5

B 6-9

C 10-15

D 16-21












D



A Hematoma

B Hemangioma

C Lymphangioma

D Fibroma



A Medial pterygoid

B Lateral pterygoid

C Masseter

D Temporalis

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 17











D







A Lingually

B Facially


D







A Leukoplakia

B Erythroplakia

C Lichen planus

D Hairy leukoplakia


A Tuberculosis

B Hep B

C HIV

D Bacillus


A Hep B

B Hep C

C TB

D HIV

ErickGleimy

Dr PC 18




A Mylohyoid

B Geniohyoid

C Hypoglossal

D


A Malignancy



D Hematoma









A Meta-analysis

B Clinical trial

C Case series

D Cohort






D



B Abnormal lesion



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 19




A Fee for service

B Capitation

C Reimbursement

D









C Apical lesion

D Necrotic pulp


A Tongue thrusting

B Thumb sucking

C

D


A Outline form

B Resistance form

C Retention form

D


Dr PC 20




A Flap debridement


C Gingivectomy

D










C

D


probably happen




D


A Wear facet

B Discoloration


D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm


D 4 mm



A 1



C 4

D 8

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 21




B 35 H2O2


D Pulp necrosis


A Time

B Solution

C Tooth anatomy

D


options)




C Apposition

D



B Using small file

C Curved root

D





D



B Peanuts

C Cinnamon

D



B Abuse the alcohol





A Beneficence

B Veracity

C Justice

D Autonomy

ErickGleimy
step
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 22






C Local hospital

D



A Chi square

B T-test

C ANOVA

D


A Ameloblastoma

B

C


A Tungsten

B Aluminum

C Collimation

D







D




C

D





D


A GIC

B Zn phosphate

C ZOE

D Calcium hydroxide

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ltltlt correct

Dr PC 23






D








A Reliability

B Validity

C Specificity

D


A Apexogenesis

B Apexification

C Pulpectomy

D





D






D



Dr PC 24


DAY 2




B Osteo arthritis


D









bite


A Crowding




Dr PC 25












tattoohellip








A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

C Action

D

Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







D


surgically





D


Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 17











D







A Lingually

B Facially


D







A Leukoplakia

B Erythroplakia

C Lichen planus

D Hairy leukoplakia


A Tuberculosis

B Hep B

C HIV

D Bacillus


A Hep B

B Hep C

C TB

D HIV

ErickGleimy

Dr PC 18




A Mylohyoid

B Geniohyoid

C Hypoglossal

D


A Malignancy



D Hematoma









A Meta-analysis

B Clinical trial

C Case series

D Cohort






D



B Abnormal lesion



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 19




A Fee for service

B Capitation

C Reimbursement

D









C Apical lesion

D Necrotic pulp


A Tongue thrusting

B Thumb sucking

C

D


A Outline form

B Resistance form

C Retention form

D


Dr PC 20




A Flap debridement


C Gingivectomy

D










C

D


probably happen




D


A Wear facet

B Discoloration


D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm


D 4 mm



A 1



C 4

D 8

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 21




B 35 H2O2


D Pulp necrosis


A Time

B Solution

C Tooth anatomy

D


options)




C Apposition

D



B Using small file

C Curved root

D





D



B Peanuts

C Cinnamon

D



B Abuse the alcohol





A Beneficence

B Veracity

C Justice

D Autonomy

ErickGleimy
step
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 22






C Local hospital

D



A Chi square

B T-test

C ANOVA

D


A Ameloblastoma

B

C


A Tungsten

B Aluminum

C Collimation

D







D




C

D





D


A GIC

B Zn phosphate

C ZOE

D Calcium hydroxide

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ltltlt correct

Dr PC 23






D








A Reliability

B Validity

C Specificity

D


A Apexogenesis

B Apexification

C Pulpectomy

D





D






D



Dr PC 24


DAY 2




B Osteo arthritis


D









bite


A Crowding




Dr PC 25












tattoohellip








A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

C Action

D

Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







D


surgically





D


Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 18




A Mylohyoid

B Geniohyoid

C Hypoglossal

D


A Malignancy



D Hematoma









A Meta-analysis

B Clinical trial

C Case series

D Cohort






D



B Abnormal lesion



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 19




A Fee for service

B Capitation

C Reimbursement

D









C Apical lesion

D Necrotic pulp


A Tongue thrusting

B Thumb sucking

C

D


A Outline form

B Resistance form

C Retention form

D


Dr PC 20




A Flap debridement


C Gingivectomy

D










C

D


probably happen




D


A Wear facet

B Discoloration


D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm


D 4 mm



A 1



C 4

D 8

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 21




B 35 H2O2


D Pulp necrosis


A Time

B Solution

C Tooth anatomy

D


options)




C Apposition

D



B Using small file

C Curved root

D





D



B Peanuts

C Cinnamon

D



B Abuse the alcohol





A Beneficence

B Veracity

C Justice

D Autonomy

ErickGleimy
step
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 22






C Local hospital

D



A Chi square

B T-test

C ANOVA

D


A Ameloblastoma

B

C


A Tungsten

B Aluminum

C Collimation

D







D




C

D





D


A GIC

B Zn phosphate

C ZOE

D Calcium hydroxide

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ltltlt correct

Dr PC 23






D








A Reliability

B Validity

C Specificity

D


A Apexogenesis

B Apexification

C Pulpectomy

D





D






D



Dr PC 24


DAY 2




B Osteo arthritis


D









bite


A Crowding




Dr PC 25












tattoohellip








A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

C Action

D

Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







D


surgically





D


Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 19




A Fee for service

B Capitation

C Reimbursement

D









C Apical lesion

D Necrotic pulp


A Tongue thrusting

B Thumb sucking

C

D


A Outline form

B Resistance form

C Retention form

D


Dr PC 20




A Flap debridement


C Gingivectomy

D










C

D


probably happen




D


A Wear facet

B Discoloration


D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm


D 4 mm



A 1



C 4

D 8

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 21




B 35 H2O2


D Pulp necrosis


A Time

B Solution

C Tooth anatomy

D


options)




C Apposition

D



B Using small file

C Curved root

D





D



B Peanuts

C Cinnamon

D



B Abuse the alcohol





A Beneficence

B Veracity

C Justice

D Autonomy

ErickGleimy
step
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 22






C Local hospital

D



A Chi square

B T-test

C ANOVA

D


A Ameloblastoma

B

C


A Tungsten

B Aluminum

C Collimation

D







D




C

D





D


A GIC

B Zn phosphate

C ZOE

D Calcium hydroxide

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ltltlt correct

Dr PC 23






D








A Reliability

B Validity

C Specificity

D


A Apexogenesis

B Apexification

C Pulpectomy

D





D






D



Dr PC 24


DAY 2




B Osteo arthritis


D









bite


A Crowding




Dr PC 25












tattoohellip








A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

C Action

D

Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







D


surgically





D


Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 20




A Flap debridement


C Gingivectomy

D










C

D


probably happen




D


A Wear facet

B Discoloration


D


A 1 mm

B 15 mm


D 4 mm



A 1



C 4

D 8

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 21




B 35 H2O2


D Pulp necrosis


A Time

B Solution

C Tooth anatomy

D


options)




C Apposition

D



B Using small file

C Curved root

D





D



B Peanuts

C Cinnamon

D



B Abuse the alcohol





A Beneficence

B Veracity

C Justice

D Autonomy

ErickGleimy
step
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 22






C Local hospital

D



A Chi square

B T-test

C ANOVA

D


A Ameloblastoma

B

C


A Tungsten

B Aluminum

C Collimation

D







D




C

D





D


A GIC

B Zn phosphate

C ZOE

D Calcium hydroxide

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ltltlt correct

Dr PC 23






D








A Reliability

B Validity

C Specificity

D


A Apexogenesis

B Apexification

C Pulpectomy

D





D






D



Dr PC 24


DAY 2




B Osteo arthritis


D









bite


A Crowding




Dr PC 25












tattoohellip








A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

C Action

D

Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







D


surgically





D


Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 21




B 35 H2O2


D Pulp necrosis


A Time

B Solution

C Tooth anatomy

D


options)




C Apposition

D



B Using small file

C Curved root

D





D



B Peanuts

C Cinnamon

D



B Abuse the alcohol





A Beneficence

B Veracity

C Justice

D Autonomy

ErickGleimy
step
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy

Dr PC 22






C Local hospital

D



A Chi square

B T-test

C ANOVA

D


A Ameloblastoma

B

C


A Tungsten

B Aluminum

C Collimation

D







D




C

D





D


A GIC

B Zn phosphate

C ZOE

D Calcium hydroxide

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ltltlt correct

Dr PC 23






D








A Reliability

B Validity

C Specificity

D


A Apexogenesis

B Apexification

C Pulpectomy

D





D






D



Dr PC 24


DAY 2




B Osteo arthritis


D









bite


A Crowding




Dr PC 25












tattoohellip








A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

C Action

D

Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







D


surgically





D


Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 22






C Local hospital

D



A Chi square

B T-test

C ANOVA

D


A Ameloblastoma

B

C


A Tungsten

B Aluminum

C Collimation

D







D




C

D





D


A GIC

B Zn phosphate

C ZOE

D Calcium hydroxide

ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ErickGleimy
ltltlt correct

Dr PC 23






D








A Reliability

B Validity

C Specificity

D


A Apexogenesis

B Apexification

C Pulpectomy

D





D






D



Dr PC 24


DAY 2




B Osteo arthritis


D









bite


A Crowding




Dr PC 25












tattoohellip








A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

C Action

D

Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







D


surgically





D


Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 23






D








A Reliability

B Validity

C Specificity

D


A Apexogenesis

B Apexification

C Pulpectomy

D





D






D



Dr PC 24


DAY 2




B Osteo arthritis


D









bite


A Crowding




Dr PC 25












tattoohellip








A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

C Action

D

Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







D


surgically





D


Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 24


DAY 2




B Osteo arthritis


D









bite


A Crowding




Dr PC 25












tattoohellip








A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

C Action

D

Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







D


surgically





D


Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 25












tattoohellip








A Precontemplation

B Contemplation

C Action

D

Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







D


surgically





D


Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 26






A SCC

B Actinic keratitis

C Basal cell Ca

D Angular cheilitis






C







D


surgically





D


Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 27




do




the option)


C PFM crown






Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 28





C Carious lesion

D











A 4 mm

B 6 mm

C 7 mm

D 8 mm



medications

Dr PC 29










C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



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Dr PC 31








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C After restoration



A Veneer crown





molar missing


A Magnification

B Measurement

C Patient distance

D





B Genial tubercle

C Abscess

D

Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



ErickGleimy

Dr PC 31








Dr PC 30



A Atropine

B Pilocarpine

C Scopolamine

D






D



A EPT

B Thermal

C Percussion

D


A 18

B 19

C 30

D 31



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Dr PC 31








Dr PC 31








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