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Persdent module 2

Total questions: 58

Worksheet time: 58mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Study of the different parts of the human body by regions involving different tissues such as bones, muscles, nerves, blood vessels and different internal organs using human models. From shoulders to feet

a)

GENERAL ANATOMY 1

b)

GENERAL ANATOMY 2

c)

PHYSIOLOGY

d)

PRINCIPLES OF MEDICINE

2.

Deals with the thorough study of the head and neck with anatomical details on the skull, face, oral cavity and other maxillofacial structures

a)

PRINCIPLES OF MEDICINE

b)

GENERAL ANATOMY 2

c)

ORAL ANATOMY

d)

ORAL HISTOLOGY AND EMBRYOLOGY

3.

Study of living systems from sub-cellular and cellular levels to organ function and whole body behavior

a)

ORAL ANATOMY

b)

PHYSIOLOGY

c)

BIOCHEMISTRY

d)

MICROBIOLOGY

4.

Study of the cells and tissues that composes the human organ system

a)

MICROBIOLOGY

b)

BIOCHEMISTRY

c)

GENERAL HISTOLOGY AND EMBRYOLOGY

d)

GENERAL PHYSIOLOGY WITH FAMILY PLANNING

5.

Study of (bio) chemistry of the cells and organelles & their relation to the general metabolism of body

a)

MICROBIOLOGY

b)

BIOCHEMISTRY

c)

GENERAL PATHOLOGY

d)

PHARMACOLOGY

6.

Functions of the human body -organs (tissues and cells) with emphasis given to the practical application to dentistry together with the integration of items on Family planning

a)

GENERAL PATHOLOGY

b)

GENERAL PHYSIOLOGY WITH FAMILY PLANNING

c)

GENERAL HISTOLOGY AND EMBRYOLOGY

d)

PRINCIPLES OF MEDICINE

7.

Study of diseases/abnormalities of man

a)

PRINCIPLES OF MEDICINE

b)

MICROBIOLOGY

c)

GENERAL PATHOLOGY

d)

CARIOLOGY

8.

Deals with the mechanism of drug action on living tissue that is used in prevention and treatment of (oral) diseases, prescription writing

a)

MICROBIOLOGY

b)

PHARMACOLOGY

c)

PRINCIPLES OF MEDICINE

d)

ANESTHESIOLOGY

9.

Study on the biology of (pathogenic) micro-organisms (infectious agent) to serve as knowledge base in the control, prevention, diagnosis, management & treatment of infectious diseases with oral significance, oral microflora

a)

GENERAL PATHOLOGY

b)

MICROBIOLOGY

c)

BIOCHEMISTRY

d)

PRINCIPLES OF MEDICINE

10.

Course designed to provide a logical framework for learning and working knowledge of internal medicine needed for diagnosis of dental patients with medical illnesses in relation to and correlating these to dentistry

a)

PRINCIPLES OF MEDICINE

b)

PHARMACOLOGY

c)

BIOCHEMISTRY

d)

GENERAL HISTOLOGY AND EMBRYOLOGY

11.

Morphology of deciduous and permanent dentition (macroscopic or gross structure of the human teeth)

a)

GENERAL ANATOMY 1

b)

GENERAL ANATOMY 2

c)

ORAL HISTOLOGY AND EMBRYOLOGY

d)

ORAL ANATOMY

12.

Study of the microscopic structures of oral/dental tissues and their embryonic development

a)

GENERAL ANATOMY 1

b)

GENERAL ANATOMY 2

c)

ORAL HISTOLOGY AND EMBRYOLOGY

d)

ORAL ANATOMY

13.

Study of the physical and chemical properties of metallic and non-metallic materials used in Dentistry

a)

INFECTION CONTROL

b)

DENTAL MATERIALS

c)

CARIOLOGY

d)

DENTISTRY MATERIALS

14.

Diagnosis, etiology, microbiology, classification, prevention and management of dental caries in individuals and populations

a)

CARIOLOGY

b)

CARDIOLOGY

c)

MICROBIOLOGY

d)

ORAL ANATOMY

15.

Aseptic protocols that prevent spread of contaminants and infectious substances from patients to patients and patients to dental staff, proper sterilization of instruments, handling and disposal of infectious wastes

a)

Oral Physiology and Occlusion

b)

Infection Control

c)

Oral Pathology 1

d)

Operative Dentistry 1

16.

Study of oro-facial mechanisms & dynamic interrelationships among dental, neuromuscular and TMJ as they influence establishment of functional occlusion, mastication, deglutition and speech.

a)

Operative Dentistry 1

b)

Oral Pathology 1

c)

Oral Physiology and Occlusion

d)

Operative Dentistry 2

17.

Deals with diseases and abnormalities afflicting oral and dental tissues

a)

Operative Dentistry 1

b)

Oral Pathology 1

c)

Oral Physiology and Occlusion

d)

Pathology

18.

Deals with the principles of cavity -preparation and the manipulation of filling materials necessary for the restoration of carious teeth

a)

Operative Dentistry 1

b)

Operative Dentistry 2

c)

Periodontics 1

d)

Oral Surgery 2

19.

Concepts and principles in restoring lost tooth structure to their proper form, function and anesthetics using typodont and live patient case management

a)

Operative Dentistry 1

b)

Operative Dentistry 2

c)

Oral Surgery 2

d)

Orthodontics 1

20.

rehabilitation and maintenance of partially dentate individual using fixed partial denture prostheses

a)

Prosthodontics 1-Fixed Partial Denture (FPD)

b)

Prosthodontics 2-Removable Partial Denture (RPD)

c)

Prosthodontics 3-Removable Complete Denture

d)

Basic Dental Implantology

21.

Concepts and principles of restoring missing teeth and associated structures of partially edentulous individual with removable prostheses

a)

Prosthodontics 1-Fixed Partial Denture (FPD)

b)

Prosthodontics 2-Removable Partial Denture (RPD)

c)

Prosthodontics 3-Removable Complete Denture

d)

Basic Dental Implantology

22.

Deals with rehabilitation of completely edentulous patient

a)

Prosthodontics 1-Fixed Partial Denture (FPD)

b)

Prosthodontics 2-Removable Partial Denture (RPD)

c)

Prosthodontics 3-Removable Complete Denture

d)

Basic Dental Implantology

23.

Study of the different types of radiographic apparatus, their operations, application and maintenance, processing, mounting, reading and interpretation of he radiographs, dental x-ray machine

a)

Endodontics

b)

Anesthesiology

c)

Roentgenology

d)

Orthodontics 1

24.

Study of the principles and techniques of regional anesthesia in dental practice and the study of the pharmacology of different local anesthetics used in dentistry, trigeminal nerve

a)

Anesthesiology

b)

Oral Diagnosis and Treatment Planning

c)

Pharmacology

d)

Oral Surgery 1

25.

Study of normal periodontium as well as classification, etiology, and pathogenesis of periodontal diseases

a)

Periodontics 1

b)

Orthodontics 1

c)

Endodontics

d)

Oral Diagnosis and Treatment Planning

26.

Deals with the fundamentals of growth and development of both normal and abnormal craniofacial structures and their relation to the stomatognathic system

a)

Periodontics 1

b)

Orthodontics 1

c)

Endodontics

d)

Oral Diagnosis and Treatment Planning

27.

Study of prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the dental pulp and periradicular tissues

a)

Periodontics 1

b)

Orthodontics 1

c)

Endodontics

d)

Oral Diagnosis and Treatment Planning

28.

Deals with the principles and procedures in making a diagnosis and treatment planning

a)

Periodontics 1

b)

Orthodontics 1

c)

Endodontics

d)

Oral Diagnosis and Treatment Planning

29.

Study of the prevention, interception and treatment of malocclusion

a)

Periodontics 2

b)

Oral Surgery 2

c)

Oral Surgery 1

d)

Orthodontics 2

30.

Study of the general principles of surgery and its application in dentistry

a)

Periodontics 2

b)

Oral Surgery 2

c)

Oral Surgery 1

d)

Orthodontics 2

31.

Deals with surgical management of complicated extractions, reduction and fixation of traumatic injuries of the face and jaws and surrounding tissues

a)

Periodontics 2

b)

Oral Surgery 2

c)

Oral Surgery 1

d)

Orthodontics 2

32.

Principles and concepts in the prevention, differential diagnosis, and management of periodontal diseases

a)

Periodontics 2

b)

Oral Surgery 2

c)

Oral Surgery 1

d)

Orthodontics 2

33.

Deals with the pathology of neoplasm and other diseases of the oral cavity and adjacent structures with emphasis on laboratory and diagnostic procedures. (cancers of the mouth

a)

Oral Pathology 2 - Oncology

b)

Pediatric Dentistry (with Child Psychology)

c)

Basic Dental Implantology

d)

Forensic Dentistry

34.

Study of the principles and techniques in the management of the child with dental problems including treatment of injuries and interceptive orthodontics

a)

Oral Pathology 2 - Oncology

b)

Pediatric Dentistry (with Child Psychology)

c)

Basic Dental Implantology

d)

Forensic Dentistry

35.

Study of fundamental knowledge on biological and scientific basis for implant treatment, Includes patient evaluation, diagnosis and treatment planning, implant selection, surgery and prosthodontic procedures, post-surgical care and maintenance procedures

a)

Oral Pathology 2 - Oncology

b)

Pediatric Dentistry (with Child Psychology)

c)

Basic Dental Implantology

d)

Forensic Dentistry

36.

Deals with the study of dental/oral parts of the body in the confirmation of identity of victims. (bite marks)

a)

Oral Pathology 2 - Oncology

b)

Pediatric Dentistry (with Child Psychology)

c)

Basic Dental Implantology

d)

Forensic Dentistry

37.

The study concerned with the latest development in Dentistry like Dental Materials, Dental Technology, new techniques and other areas related to Clinical Dentistry like infection control practices, genetics and medically compromised patients

a)

Current Trends in Dentistry

b)

Interdisciplinary Approach in Patient Management

c)

Interprofessional Approach in Patient Management

d)

Management of Patients with Special Needs

38.

Study of interaction among different disciplines of dentistry within an integrated service-learning environment where interdisciplinary team can work effectively for optimal patient care

a)

Current Trends in Dentistry

b)

Interdisciplinary Approach in Patient Management

c)

Interprofessional Approach in Patient Management

d)

Management of Patients with Special Needs

39.

Study on collaborative practice among health care professionals for the provision of comprehensive and quality health services to patients

a)

Current Trends in Dentistry

b)

Interdisciplinary Approach in Patient Management

c)

Interprofessional Approach in Patient Management

d)

Management of Patients with Special Needs

40.

Study of basic protocol in management of patients with special oral health care needs (with physical, developmental, mental, sensory, behavioral, cognitive or emotional impairment)

a)

Current Trends in Dentistry

b)

Interdisciplinary Approach in Patient Management

c)

Interprofessional Approach in Patient Management

d)

Management of Patients with Special Needs

41.

application of statistical techniques to scientific research in health-related fields (dentistry)

a)

Biostatistics

b)

Epidemiology

c)

Dental Public Health 1

d)

Dental Public Health 2

42.

scientific study of (oral) diseases / illness among the population, specific to how , when and where these diseases occur

a)

Biostatistics

b)

Epidemiology

c)

Dental Public Health 1

d)

Dental Public Health 2

43.

Study of the concepts and principles of public health dentistry

a)

Biostatistics

b)

Epidemiology

c)

Dental Public Health 1

d)

Dental Public Health 2

44.

Concepts, principles and methods of community dentistry, health service administration, oral health education, preventive dentistry and primary health care. (School-based)

a)

Biostatistics

b)

Epidemiology

c)

Dental Public Health 1

d)

Dental Public Health 2

45.

The principles and methods designed in the practice of community dentistry in an adopted community, field work/experience

a)

Dental Public Health 1

b)

Epidemiology

c)

Dental Public Health 2

d)

Dental Public Health 3

46.

It relates the importance of nutrition to dental health especially during the formation and maturation of tooth development

a)

Nutrition in Dentistry

b)

Nutrition

c)

Dental Informatics

d)

Undergraduate Research 1 - Methods of Research

e)

Undergraduate Research 2 - Research presentation

47.

physical , chemical and biological processes that develop and renew tissues of the body by absorption and assimilation of food materials

a)

Nutrition in Dentistry

b)

Nutrition

c)

Dental Informatics

d)

Undergraduate Research 1 - Methods of Research

e)

Undergraduate Research 2 - Research presentation

48.

The principles and programs of computer as applied to dental practice

a)

Nutrition in Dentistry

b)

Nutrition

c)

Dental Informatics

d)

Undergraduate Research 1 - Methods of Research

e)

Undergraduate Research 2 - Research presentation

49.

Principles and methods in research and its application to dentistry focused on developing a research protocol

a)

Nutrition in Dentistry

b)

Nutrition

c)

Dental Informatics

d)

Undergraduate Research 1 - Methods of Research

e)

Undergraduate Research 2 - Research presentation

50.

The basic principles in preparing a technical paper for presentation and discussion in scientific forum and/or for publication

a)

Nutrition in Dentistry

b)

Nutrition

c)

Dental Informatics

d)

Undergraduate Research 1 - Methods of Research

e)

Undergraduate Research 2 - Research presentation

51.

The practice of dentistry in relation to the social, economic and cultural conditions of the community

a)

Practice Management with Entrepreneurship

b)

Jurisprudence and Ethics

c)

Andragogy

d)

Hospital Dentistry

52.

Study of the relation of law and ethics to dental practice

a)

Practice Management with Entrepreneurship

b)

Jurisprudence and Ethics

c)

Andragogy

d)

Hospital Dentistry

53.

Teaching and Learning

Study of concepts and principles of learning and characteristics of adult learners and its process elements for adult education

a)

Practice Management with Entrepreneurship

b)

Jurisprudence and Ethics

c)

Andragogy

d)

Hospital Dentistry

54.

Dental internship for senior students at a local or university training hospital or affiliated hospital designed to orient the students with hospital decorum, scope and overall functions of the different Departments and Divisions

a)

Practice Management with Entrepreneurship

b)

Jurisprudence and Ethics

c)

Andragogy

d)

Hospital Dentistry

55.

Clinical application of the basic competencies acquired in Restorative Dentistry, Prosthodontics , Roentgenology, Oral Surgery, Endodontics, Oral Diagnosis and Pediatric Dentistry. Clinicians will work on actual patients and on typodonts under the close supervision of the clinical supervisor

a)

Clinical Dentistry 1 & 2

b)

Clinical Dentistry 3

c)

Clinical Dentistry 4

d)

Clinical Conferences (Special Studies)

56.

Application of principles and methods of providing dental care in the various clinical areas, given a set of clinical requirements with minimum supervision of the clinical supervisor

a)

Clinical Dentistry 1 & 2

b)

Clinical Dentistry 3

c)

Clinical Dentistry 4

d)

Clinical Conferences (Special Studies)

57.

This is the continuation of the requirements in Clinical Dentistry 3.

A Clinical Proficiency Examination will be given in Restorative Dentistry and Prosthodontics as a pre-requisite for graduation.

a)

Clinical Dentistry 1 & 2

b)

Clinical Dentistry 3

c)

Clinical Dentistry 4

d)

Clinical Conferences (Special Studies)

58.

problems encountered in the clinics designed to develop critical thinking based on the principles and techniques learned and synthesized from previous foundation courses

a)

Clinical Dentistry 1 & 2

b)

Clinical Dentistry 3

c)

Clinical Dentistry 4

d)

Clinical Conferences (Special Studies)