WorksheetsPedia MODULE 1 - Group 2
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
1. The cusps of the posterior mandibular teeth in Class I growth pattern:
interdigitate ahead of and inside of the corresponding cusps of the opposing maxillary teeth
are behind and inside the corresponding cusps of the maxillary teeth
interdigitate a tooth or more ahead of their opposing maxillary counterparts
Interdigitate ahead of and outside the corresponding cusps of the opposing maxillary teeth
2. Main symptom & diagnosis of Esophageal Atresia:
Respiratory symptoms, Endoscopy
Dysphagia & vomit, MRI
Frothing at mouth & Cyanosis, Inability to pass nasogastric tube & polyhydramnios
Stridor & Cyanosis, Endoscopic exam or esophagus & Radiographic material seen in esophagus
3. This type of Hernia occurs in about 3.5% - 5% of all operated hiatal hernias and is predominantly seen in adults.
Hiatal Hernia Type 1
Hiatal Hernia Type 2
Hiatal Hernia Type 3
4. What is the treatment for eruption cyst?
Surgical excision of cyst
Surgical excision, with removal of the involved accessory salivary gland
No treatment
Local heat, massaging the gland, and antibiotics
5. This is paroxysmal dystonic movement disorder occurring in association with gastro-oesophageal reflux.
Athetosis
Huntington's Disease
Sandifer Syndrome
Essential Tremor
6. This management for GERD can be used therapeutically to dilate reflux-induced strictures:
Extended esophageal pH monitoring
Intraluminal impedance
Laryngotracheobronchoscopy
Endoscopy
7. Which of the following is not a treatment for Acute Pericoronitis?
Local debridement and irrigation
Gingivectomy
Warm saline rinse
Antibiotic therapy
8. TRUE or FALSE: In Pierre Robin syndrome the infant should be maintained in a supine position.
True
False
9. Button batteries must be emergently removed within how many hour/s of presentation to avoid mucosal injury and involve all esophageal layers?
2 hours
4 hours
12 hours
14 hours
10. TRUE or FALSE: Perforations on the proximal thoracic esophagus manifest in the left chest
True
False
11. Which of the following medical conditions are commonly associated with dental or oral findings?
Kidney Failure
Cystic Fibrosis
Juvenile Diabetes
All of the above
12. This distinct oral lesion is prone to recurrence which is reported to develop in 20% of the population and may be associated with inflammatory bowel disease, cyclic neutropenia and gluten-sensitive enteropathy.
Oropharyngeal Candidiasis
Aphthous ulcers
Cheilitis
Parulis
13. It is the most commonly encountered foregut duplications.
Esopangeal duplication cysts
Retrocardic mediastinal duplication cysts
Neuroenteric cysts
Bronchogenic cysts
14. How long is the esophagus at birth?
10-12cm
5-7cm
8-10cm
15-17cm
15. What causes tooth decay?
Sugar
Cavities
Salt
Acid
16. TRUE or FALSE: If avulsed permanent teeth are replanted as soon as possible after injury there is a good chance that normal reattachment will follow.
True
False
17. Injuries that produce minor damage to the periodontal ligament are termed what?
Extrusion
Intrusion
Concussions
Subluxation
18. It is also known as tongue-tied, characterized by an abnormally short lingual frenum that can hinder the tongue movement:
Ankyloglossia
Cheilitis
Geographic tongue
Parulis
19. Surgical correction may be indicated, if the extent of the ankyloglossia is severe where speech may be affected.
Hypertensive
Diffuse esophageal spasm
Nutcracker esophagus
Inflammatory myopathies
20. All except one is a red flag suggestive of spreading dental infection
Pyrexia
Bradycardia
Hypotension
Lymphadenopathy
