Free Printable DHE125 Final Practicum

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Name the tubercle.

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Name the foramen.

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Tooth number:

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Tooth number:

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Tooth number:

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Tooth number:

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Tooth number:

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Amalgam restoration

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Gold crown

c)

Composite

d)

Porcelain fused to metal

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a)

Gold crown

b)

Stainless steel crown

c)

Porcelain crown

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a)

Porcelain fused to metal bridge

b)

Gold bridge

c)

Stainless steel bridge

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Cement

b)

Composite

c)

Abrasion

42.

a)

Porcelain fused to metal crown

b)

Gold crown

c)

Stainless steel crown

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Composite

b)

Cement

c)

Carious lesion

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Incipient interproximal caries

b)

Moderate interproximal caries

c)

Advanced interproximal caries

d)

Severe interproximal caries

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a)

Incipient interproximal caries

b)

Moderate interproximal caries

c)

Advanced interproximal caries

d)

Severe interproximal caries

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a)

Incipient interproximal caries

b)

Moderate interproximal caries

c)

Advanced interproximal caries

d)

Severe interproximal caries

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a)

Incipient interproximal caries

b)

Moderate interproximal caries

c)

Advanced interproximal caries

d)

Severe interproximal caries

52.

a)

Incipient occlusal caries

b)

Moderate occlusal caries

c)

Severe occlusal caries

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a)

Incipient occlusal caries

b)

Moderate occlusal caries

c)

Severe occlusal caries

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Name the patient preparation error.

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Name the patient preparation error.

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a)

Frankfort plane upward (chin tipped up)

b)

Frankfort plane downward (chin tipped down)

c)

Anterior to focal trough

d)

Posterior to focal trough

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a)

Frankfort plane upward (chin tipped up)

b)

Frankfort plane downward (chin tipped down)

c)

Anterior to focal trough

d)

Posterior to focal trough

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a)

Frankfort plane upward (chin tipped up)

b)

Frankfort plane downward (chin tipped down)

c)

Anterior to focal trough

d)

Posterior to focal trough

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a)

Frankfort plane upward (chin tipped up)

b)

Frankfort plane downward (chin tipped down)

c)

Anterior to focal trough

d)

Posterior to focal trough

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Posterior to focal trough

b)

Anterior to focal trough

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Head turned

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Head not centered

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(a) radiographs must show the entire crowns and roots of teeth being examined, as well as 2 to 3 mm beyond the root apices

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(a) radiographs must show open contacts.

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Name the type of exposure error.

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Name the type of exposure error.

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Name the type of angulation error.

Vertical angulation too steep & creates “stubby roots”

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Name the type of angulation error.

Vertical angulation too flat & creates “stretched roots”

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Name the alignment error.

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What is the technique error for this premolar bite wing image?

a)

Underexposed

b)

Overlapped contacts

c)

Missing distal of canine

d)

Nothing, looks good.

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What is the technique error for this molar bite wing image?

a)

Overexposed

b)

Not posterior enough to capture 3rd molars

c)

Overlapped contacts

d)

Nothing, looks good.

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This results due to incorrect horizontal angulation.

a)

Overlapped contacts

b)

Underexposed

c)

Foreshortening

d)

Elongation

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Name the technique error.

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Name the technique error.

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a)

Pulpal sclerosis

b)

Pulpal canal obliteration

c)

Periapical granuloma

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Pulpal canal obliteration

b)

Hypercementosis

c)

Periapical granuloma

d)

Condensing osteitis

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Name the processing error.

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Name the processing error.

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Underdeveloped films may result from a (a) (low, high) developer temperature.

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Overdeveloped films may result from a (a) (low, high) developer temperature.

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A reticulation of the emulsion will result in a cracked appearance because of a sudden temperature change between the developer and water bath.

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True

b)

False

84.

This film handling problem results in an undeveloped portion of the film due to a low level of developer.

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This film handling problem results in an unfixed portion of the film due to a low level of fixer

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This film handling problem results due to accidental exposure of film to white light.

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This film handling problem (white spots) results due to air trapped on the film surface after being placed in the processing solutions

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This film handling problem results in two films contacting each other during processing.

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Name the processing error.

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Name the processing error.

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DHE125 Final Practicum

Total questions: 90

Worksheet time: 1hrs 19mins

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