(Therapeutic Guidelines Mocks) Mock Exam 1

You are working as a trainee in the Oral Surgery Department.
1st patient- You did multiple extractions,Tooth #26 and #36.
The patient comes to you with bleeding 30 minutes after you
placed the cotton gauze and asked the patient to bite on.
The bleeding is seen to be around Tooth #36 ONLY.

1. What do you think the cause might be-

A. Systemic

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B. Local

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C. Genetic

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D. None of the above

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You are working as a trainee in the Oral Surgery Department.
1st patient- You did multiple extractions,Tooth #26 and #36.
The patient comes to you with bleeding 30 minutes after you
placed the cotton gauze and asked the patient to bite on.
The bleeding is seen to be around Tooth #36 ONLY.

2. What is an UNCOMMON site of bleeding-

A. Mucosa near the floor of the mouth

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B. Subgingival region

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C. Socket wall

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D. Gingiva at the alveolar crest

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You are working as a trainee in the Oral Surgery Department.
1st patient- You did multiple extractions,Tooth #26 and #36.
The patient comes to you with bleeding 30 minutes after you
placed the cotton gauze and asked the patient to bite on.
The bleeding is seen to be around Tooth #36 ONLY.

3. If bleeding does not resolve with initial management, which of the following is NOT true about what you should do further-

A. Assess the area to determine the site of the bleed

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B. Perform the local haemostatic procedure

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C. Use an obtundent dressing

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D. Infiltrate the bleeding site with a local anesthetic

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You are working as a trainee in the Oral Surgery Department.
1st patient- You did multiple extractions,Tooth #26 and #36.
The patient comes to you with bleeding 30 minutes after you
placed the cotton gauze and asked the patient to bite on.
The bleeding is seen to be around Tooth #36 ONLY.

4. Which oral medication the patient might be taking that predisposes them to increased bleeding after extraction-

A. Enoxaparin

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B. Aspirin

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C. Heparin

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D. Ibuprofen

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You are working as a trainee in the Oral Surgery Department.
1st patient- You did multiple extractions,Tooth #26 and #36.
The patient comes to you with bleeding 30 minutes after you
placed the cotton gauze and asked the patient to bite on.
The bleeding is seen to be around Tooth #36 ONLY.

5. Which of the following is NOT a patient-related factor that increase the risk of prolonged bleeding in general-

A. Hazardous alcohol consumption

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B. Elevated blood pressure

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C. Prosthetic heart valve

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D. Abnormal kidney or liver function

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You are working as a trainee in the Oral Surgery Department.
1st patient- You did multiple extractions,Tooth #26 and #36.
The patient comes to you with bleeding 30 minutes after you
placed the cotton gauze and asked the patient to bite on.
The bleeding is seen to be around Tooth #36 ONLY.

6. Preferred analgesic for postoperative pain in patients taking antithrombotic drugs-

A. Aspirin

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B. Ibuprofen

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C. Paracetamol

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D. Oxycodone

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You are working as a trainee in the Oral Surgery Department.
1st patient- You did multiple extractions,Tooth #26 and #36.
The patient comes to you with bleeding 30 minutes after you
placed the cotton gauze and asked the patient to bite on.
The bleeding is seen to be around Tooth #36 ONLY.

7. Your 2nd patient is taking clopidogrel, you have planned implant placement for tooth #24,
What precaution should you take-

A. Proceed normally as unlikely to cause prolonged bleeding

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B. Consult the Patient’s clinician due to higher risk of prolonged bleeding

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C. Interruption of clopidogrel is needed

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D. Consider using tranexamic acid 4.8% mouthwash

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You are working as a trainee in the Oral Surgery Department.
1st patient- You did multiple extractions,Tooth #26 and #36.
The patient comes to you with bleeding 30 minutes after you
placed the cotton gauze and asked the patient to bite on.
The bleeding is seen to be around Tooth #36 ONLY.

8. Your 3rd patient is undergoing dialysis and using heparin, she came to you with pain on her upper right tooth #26, the tooth is grossly decayed and needs extraction-
How should you proceed ahead-

A. Proceed normally and extract the tooth

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B. Refer patient to a hospital

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C. Proceed with Tranexamic acid 4.8% mouthwash protocol

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D. Proceed only after giving Vit-k Antagonist

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You are working as a trainee in the Oral Surgery Department.
1st patient- You did multiple extractions,Tooth #26 and #36.
The patient comes to you with bleeding 30 minutes after you
placed the cotton gauze and asked the patient to bite on.
The bleeding is seen to be around Tooth #36 ONLY.

9. Your 4th patient comes to you with swelling.
You did extraction for this patient 3 days ago-
What is NOT true regarding swelling after extraction-

A. Usually due to inflammation,rather than infection.

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B. Swelling normally increases in the first 48 hours after oral surgery and may take up to 3 days to reach its maximum.

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C. Preoperative Antibiotics helps

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D. External application of a cold compress intermittently helps

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You are working as a trainee in the Oral Surgery Department.
1st patient- You did multiple extractions,Tooth #26 and #36.
The patient comes to you with bleeding 30 minutes after you
placed the cotton gauze and asked the patient to bite on.
The bleeding is seen to be around Tooth #36 ONLY.

10. Your last patient comes with severe pain 2 days after extraction of tooth #46.
Pain increasing in severity 1 to 4 days after a tooth extraction may be alveolar osteitis, how would you diagnose it-

A. Patient is feverish and weak

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B. A disintegrated blood clot within the socket

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C. Presence of swelling and pus

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D. Presence of bony fragments within the socket

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You have an appointment booked today with a very nervous
patient. You decide to use Nitrous Oxide for anxiolysis (minimal
sedation).

11. Which of the following is NOT an advantage of Inhaled nitrous oxide-

A. Delayed onset and offset of action

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B. Easy to administer

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C. Can be titrated to rapidly lighten or deepen the level of sedation

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D. Suitable for use in children and adolescents

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You have an appointment booked today with a very nervous
patient. You decide to use Nitrous Oxide for anxiolysis (minimal
sedation).

12. Correct positioning of the patient is essential to protect their airway during anxiolysis(minimal sedation), what is the preferred position-

A. Reclined

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B. Semi-reclined

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C. Upright

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D. Prone

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You have an appointment booked today with a very nervous
patient. You decide to use Nitrous Oxide for anxiolysis (minimal
sedation).

13. Nitrous oxide is contraindicated in all of the following cases EXCEPT-

A. Pneumothorax

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B. Hypertension

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C. Bowel obstruction

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D. Recent middle ear surgery

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You have an appointment booked today with a very nervous
patient. You decide to use Nitrous Oxide for anxiolysis (minimal
sedation).

14. The main adverse effects of nitrous oxide relate to-

A. Tachycardia

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B. Hypoxia

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C. Allergy

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D. GIT symptoms

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You have an appointment booked today with a very nervous
patient. You decide to use Nitrous Oxide for anxiolysis (minimal
sedation).

15. You get to know the patient is Pregnant.
Nitrous Oxide is safe to use during Pregnancy.
During which trimester is it best to AVOID using Nitrous oxide-

A. First trimester

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B. Second trimester

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C. Third trimester

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D. All of the above

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You have an appointment booked today with a very nervous
patient. You decide to use Nitrous Oxide for anxiolysis (minimal
sedation).

16. For this pregnant patient you decided to use prilocaine 3% with felypressin,Which statement is NOT correct regarding Felypressin-

A. Has minimal effects on the myocardium

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B. Used in concentration 0.03 international units/mL

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C. Not safe for dental use in pregnant patients

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D. An alternative vasoconstrictor to adrenaline

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You have an appointment booked today with a very nervous
patient. You decide to use Nitrous Oxide for anxiolysis (minimal
sedation).

17. What adverse effect is mainly associated with prilocaine particularly at higher doses-

A. Haematoma

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B. Methaemoglobinaemia

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C. Tachycardia

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D. Neurological toxicity

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You have an appointment booked today with a very nervous
patient. You decide to use Nitrous Oxide for anxiolysis (minimal
sedation).

18. Prilocaine 3% with adrenaline, What is the maximum mg/kg dose of local anesthetic-

A. 6

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B. 7

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C. 9

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D. 11

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You have an appointment booked today with a very nervous
patient. You decide to use Nitrous Oxide for anxiolysis (minimal
sedation).

19. For your next patient, you plan to use Oral benzodiazepines for anxiolysis (minimal sedation), What is NOT true regarding it-

A. Do not use benzodiazepines for anxiolysis in children and adolescents outside the specialist setting

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B. Use the highest dose possible and do not use more than one benzodiazepine concurrently

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C. All benzodiazepines can produce discontinuation symptoms

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D. Benzodiazepines with a shorter duration of action are preferred

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You are in communication with the Principal Dentist regarding the use of antibiotics in Australia.

20. Regarding the Principles for appropriate prescribing of surgical antibiotic prophylaxis in dentistry, which of the following is not TRUE-

A. Do not use surgical antibiotic prophylaxis unless there is a clear indication for its use

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B. The choice of antibiotic is determined by the susceptibilities of the organisms most likely to cause postoperative infection

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C. If prophylaxis is indicated, a single preoperative dose of antibiotic & a single postoperative dose is usually sufficient

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D. Surgical antibiotic prophylaxis must be administered before surgical incision

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You are in communication with the Principal Dentist regarding the use of antibiotics in Australia.

21. Which of the following is an Indication for surgical antibiotic prophylaxis-

A. Pre-existing coronary stent

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B. Cardiac implanted electronic device

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C. Prosthetic Breast Implant

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D. None of the above

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You are in communication with the Principal Dentist regarding the use of antibiotics in Australia.

22. You have a patient booked today for extraction of Tooth #15.
The patient suffers from rheumatoid arthritis and uses medications for it-
How shall you proceed ahead-

A. Proceed without any prophylactic antibiotics

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B. Proceed with prophylactic antibiotics

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C. Consult the patient's medical practitioner

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D. Proceed with prophylactic and post-operative antibiotics

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You are in communication with the Principal Dentist regarding the use of antibiotics in Australia.

23. Your next patient has a Prosthetic Joint and a Breast Implant-
Regarding the rules of Surgical antibiotic prophylaxis for SUCH patients, what is NOT true-

A. Only give surgical antibiotic prophylaxis to patients with a pre-existing joint prosthesis or breast implant if prophylaxis is indicated for the procedure

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B. Always give surgical antibiotic prophylaxis to patients with a pre-existing joint prosthesis or breast implant for procedures that commonly cause bacteraemia

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C. Neither the indication for prophylaxis nor the choice of antibiotic regimen is altered by the presence of a joint prosthesis/breast Implant

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D. None of the above

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You are in communication with the Principal Dentist regarding the use of antibiotics in Australia.

24. Infective endocarditis prophylaxis (use of antibiotics to prevent infective endocarditis) is needed for patients with specific cardiac conditions undergoing specific dental procedures, even if surgical antibiotic prophylaxis is not Indicated.
Which of the following regarding infective endocarditis is NOT true-

A. Endocarditis-related bacteraemia is more likely to result from daily oral hygiene activities than from specific procedures

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B. Infective endocarditis is a relatively uncommon illness with high morbidity and mortality

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C. Endocarditis-related bacteraemia is poorly associated with poor oral hygiene and gingival disease

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D. The maintenance of good oral health and hygiene is more important than the use of antibiotic prophylaxis

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You are in communication with the Principal Dentist regarding the use of antibiotics in Australia.

25. Cardiac conditions for which endocarditis
prophylaxis is recommended for patients undergoing extraction include all EXCEPT-

A. Previous infective endocarditis

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B. Rheumatic heart disease in high-risk patients

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C. Mitral valve prolapse

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D. Prosthetic cardiac valve

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You are in communication with the Principal Dentist regarding the use of antibiotics in Australia.

26. For endocarditis prophylaxis in a healthy non allergic patient, use-

A. Amoxicillin 1 g (child: 50 mg/kg up to 1 g) orally, 60 minutes before the procedure.

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B. Amoxicillin 2 g (child: 50 mg/kg up to 2 g) orally, 60 minutes before the procedure.

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C. Amoxicillin 1 g (child: 50 mg/kg up to 1 g) orally, 30 minutes before the procedure.

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D. Amoxicillin 2 g (child: 50 mg/kg up to 2 g) orally, 30 minutes before the procedure.

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You are in communication with the Principal Dentist regarding the use of antibiotics in Australia.

27. You plan to give endocarditis prophylaxis to prevent infective endocarditis. The patient has recently taken a course of beta-lactam therapy, What Antibiotic will you use for the prophylaxis-

A. Amoxicillin

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B. Doxycycline

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C. Metronidazole

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D. Cefalexin

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Your Patient , Mrs Slanter came in for a check up today.
Her medical history reveals-
Oral prednisolone for Asthma.
Salbutamol Inhaler for Asthma.

28. The long-term use of therapeutic doses of corticosteroids can cause adrenocortical suppression and subsequent dependence on exogenous corticosteroid therapy-
Which of the following might cause adrenocortical suppression-

A. Oral prednisolone at a dose of 5 mg or more daily for more than 3 weeks

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B. Oral prednisolone at a dose of 10 mg or more daily for more than 2 weeks

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C. Oral prednisolone at a dose of 5 mg or more daily for more than 3 weeks

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D. Oral prednisolone at a dose of 10 mg or more daily for more than 3 weeks

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Your Patient , Mrs Slanter came in for a check up today.
Her medical history reveals-
Oral prednisolone for Asthma.
Salbutamol Inhaler for Asthma.

29. Patients with adrenocortical suppression or adrenal insufficiency are at risk of-

A. Hypertension

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B. Adrenal Crisis

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C. Tachycardia

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D. Syncope

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Your Patient , Mrs Slanter came in for a check up today.
Her medical history reveals-
Oral prednisolone for Asthma.
Salbutamol Inhaler for Asthma.

30. You plan to place an implant for the patient, What precaution should you take-

A. Perform dental treatment in the evening

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B. Advise patients to take their usual dose on the day of treatment

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C. Consult their medical practitioner for an increased dose of corticosteroid

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D. None of the above

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Your Patient , Mrs Slanter came in for a check up today.
Her medical history reveals-
Oral prednisolone for Asthma.
Salbutamol Inhaler for Asthma.

31. On the day of Implant placement, the patient was quite anxious. After administration of Local Anesthesia, the patient develops rapid breathing,occasional deep sighing breaths & rapid heart rate-
What is happening-

A. Syncope

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B. Hyperventilation

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C. Heart Attack

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D. Hypoglycemia

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Your Patient , Mrs Slanter came in for a check up today.
Her medical history reveals-
Oral prednisolone for Asthma.
Salbutamol Inhaler for Asthma.

32. How would you manage the situation-

A. Place patient in supine position

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B. Breathe in through their nose and out through their mouth

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C. Give 15 g of glucose

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D. Glyceryl trinitrate spray 400 micrograms sublingually

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You did extraction for a patient and the patient came on a follow
up visit.
It’s been more than 2 months since the extraction was done.
The patient has Osteoporosis due to which she is using
Bisphosphonates.
She has no other medical conditions.
She is a smoker.
Attached below is a clinical picture-

33. What do you think is happening-

A. Medication-related osteonecrosis of the jaw (MRONJ)

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B. Bisphosphonates-related osteonecrosis of the jaw (BRONJ)

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C. Osteoradionecrosis

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D. Osteomyelitis

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You did extraction for a patient and the patient came on a follow
up visit.
It’s been more than 2 months since the extraction was done.
The patient has Osteoporosis due to which she is using
Bisphosphonates.
She has no other medical conditions.
She is a smoker.
Attached below is a clinical picture-

34. What should you do NOW-

A. Monitor the wound until it heals

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B. Debride the non-healing wound

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C. Refer to a specialist

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D. Cover the wound with an obtundent dressing

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You did extraction for a patient and the patient came on a follow
up visit.
It’s been more than 2 months since the extraction was done.
The patient has Osteoporosis due to which she is using
Bisphosphonates.
She has no other medical conditions.
She is a smoker.
Attached below is a clinical picture-

35. Antiresorptive drugs include all EXCEPT-

A. Alendronate

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B. Denosumab

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C. Bevacizumab

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D. Ibandronic acid

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You did extraction for a patient and the patient came on a follow
up visit.
It’s been more than 2 months since the extraction was done.
The patient has Osteoporosis due to which she is using
Bisphosphonates.
She has no other medical conditions.
She is a smoker.
Attached below is a clinical picture-

36. The patient started using Bisphosphonates almost a year ago, what would have been an idle time to complete any necessary dental treatment/s to avoid any complications later on-

A. Timing doesn’t matter

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B. Before starting Bisphosphonates

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C. After starting Bisphosphonates

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D. 6 months after starting Bisphosphonates

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You did extraction for a patient and the patient came on a follow
up visit.
It’s been more than 2 months since the extraction was done.
The patient has Osteoporosis due to which she is using
Bisphosphonates.
She has no other medical conditions.
She is a smoker.
Attached below is a clinical picture-

37. What is the risk status of the patient in regards to develop the problem seen in the picture above after an invasive dental procedure-

A. Low

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B. Medium

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C. High

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D. No risk determined

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You did extraction for a patient and the patient came on a follow
up visit.
It’s been more than 2 months since the extraction was done.
The patient has Osteoporosis due to which she is using
Bisphosphonates.
She has no other medical conditions.
She is a smoker.
Attached below is a clinical picture-

38. All of the below are Precautions you would have taken before undergoing extraction for her, EXCEPT-

A. Thorough medical history

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B. Pre & postprocedural chlorhexidine mouthwash

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C. Antibiotic prophylaxis

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D. Seeking expert advice

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You did extraction for a patient and the patient came on a follow
up visit.
It’s been more than 2 months since the extraction was done.
The patient has Osteoporosis due to which she is using
Bisphosphonates.
She has no other medical conditions.
She is a smoker.
Attached below is a clinical picture-

39. If for instance this patient was using Denosumab every 6 months for Osteoporosis, what would have been the idle time to proceed with her extraction-

A. Schedule the procedure 6-8 weeks before the next dose of denosumab

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B. Schedule the procedure just after the next dose of denosumab

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C. Schedule the procedure 3 months before the next dose of denosumab

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D. Schedule the procedure 3 months after the next dose of denosumab

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You did extraction for a patient and the patient came on a follow
up visit.
It’s been more than 2 months since the extraction was done.
The patient has Osteoporosis due to which she is using
Bisphosphonates.
She has no other medical conditions.
She is a smoker.
Attached below is a clinical picture-

40. The patient’s sister is about to start head and neck radiotherapy for a tumor.
All of the following are effects of Radiotherapy EXCEPT-

A. Increase the risk of periodontal disease

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B. Decreased the risk of dental caries

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C. Reduced salivary flow

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D. Altered Taste

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You did extraction for a patient and the patient came on a follow
up visit.
It’s been more than 2 months since the extraction was done.
The patient has Osteoporosis due to which she is using
Bisphosphonates.
She has no other medical conditions.
She is a smoker.
Attached below is a clinical picture-

41.During her dental check-up before starting radiotherapy, if extractions are performed, how long it is minimally recommended to wait before starting radiotherapy-

A. 3 weeks

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B. 6 weeks

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C. 9 weeks

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D. 12 weeks

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You did extraction for a patient and the patient came on a follow
up visit.
It’s been more than 2 months since the extraction was done.
The patient has Osteoporosis due to which she is using
Bisphosphonates.
She has no other medical conditions.
She is a smoker.
Attached below is a clinical picture-

42. She asks you her friend had a heart attack 3 months ago but would like to place veneers now,
How should you respond-

A. Sure she can book an appointment with us

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B. Advise her to wait for at least 3 more months

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C. Advise her to wait for at least 6 more months

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D. Veneers are contraindicated in such patients

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On a busy Monday morning, a new patient in pain has just been added to your day list.
The patient is a male aged in his mid-30s who both smokes and drinks. He tried to contact many dentists over the weekend, but could not get an appointment. He has been in some pain for some time and has just been added to your list as an emergency appointment.
The medical history has just been completed today and there are no contraindications to dental care. The patient is not a regular dental attender. He has written on the history form that he is scared of the dentist and ‘hates going to the dentist’.
The patient is a Type II Diabetic and had a good breakfast today.
You have not treated this patient before. The patient looks pale and anxious.

43. A common glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c) target in patients with diabetes is-

A. 3%

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B. 7%

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C. 11%

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D. 15%

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On a busy Monday morning, a new patient in pain has just been added to your day list.
The patient is a male aged in his mid-30s who both smokes and drinks. He tried to contact many dentists over the weekend, but could not get an appointment. He has been in some pain for some time and has just been added to your list as an emergency appointment.
The medical history has just been completed today and there are no contraindications to dental care. The patient is not a regular dental attender. He has written on the history form that he is scared of the dentist and ‘hates going to the dentist’.
The patient is a Type II Diabetic and had a good breakfast today.
You have not treated this patient before. The patient looks pale and anxious.

44. Poorly controlled diabetes is associated with all Except-

A. Infection

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B. Poor wound healing

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C. Trismus

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D. Sialadenosis

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On a busy Monday morning, a new patient in pain has just been added to your day list.
The patient is a male aged in his mid-30s who both smokes and drinks. He tried to contact many dentists over the weekend, but could not get an appointment. He has been in some pain for some time and has just been added to your list as an emergency appointment.
The medical history has just been completed today and there are no contraindications to dental care. The patient is not a regular dental attender. He has written on the history form that he is scared of the dentist and ‘hates going to the dentist’.
The patient is a Type II Diabetic and had a good breakfast today.
You have not treated this patient before. The patient looks pale and anxious.

45. All of the following are precautions taken during the management of a patient with diabetes undergoing a dental procedure, EXCEPT-

A. Ask patients to bring their glucose monitor on the day of the procedure if they use one

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B. Give patients glucose or a sweetened drink 'just in case’

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C. Avoid extensive treatments and long appointments

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D. If the patient has missed a meal, ask them to eat and start treatment later

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On a busy Monday morning, a new patient in pain has just been added to your day list.
The patient is a male aged in his mid-30s who both smokes and drinks. He tried to contact many dentists over the weekend, but could not get an appointment. He has been in some pain for some time and has just been added to your list as an emergency appointment.
The medical history has just been completed today and there are no contraindications to dental care. The patient is not a regular dental attender. He has written on the history form that he is scared of the dentist and ‘hates going to the dentist’.
The patient is a Type II Diabetic and had a good breakfast today.
You have not treated this patient before. The patient looks pale and anxious.

46. The patient is taking Sodium-glucose co-transporter 2 (SGLT2) inhibitors. His Diabetes is in control. The pain is due to a partially impacted lower third molar which has pulpal exposure due to decay.
It requires surgical removal, What should you do-

A. Make sure the patient has a glucose source before extraction

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B. Give Antibiotic prophylaxis before extraction

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C. Consider stopping SGLT2 inhibitors preprocedurally

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D. Delay treatment & give antibiotics and painkillers

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On a busy Monday morning, a new patient in pain has just been added to your day list.
The patient is a male aged in his mid-30s who both smokes and drinks. He tried to contact many dentists over the weekend, but could not get an appointment. He has been in some pain for some time and has just been added to your list as an emergency appointment.
The medical history has just been completed today and there are no contraindications to dental care. The patient is not a regular dental attender. He has written on the history form that he is scared of the dentist and ‘hates going to the dentist’.
The patient is a Type II Diabetic and had a good breakfast today.
You have not treated this patient before. The patient looks pale and anxious.

47. You plan on taking the tooth out today, you provide Local Anesthesia and the patient loses consciousness-
What might be happening-

A. Cardiac Arrest

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B. Syncope

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C. Hypoglycemia

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D. Diabetic ketoacidosis

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On a busy Monday morning, a new patient in pain has just been added to your day list.
The patient is a male aged in his mid-30s who both smokes and drinks. He tried to contact many dentists over the weekend, but could not get an appointment. He has been in some pain for some time and has just been added to your list as an emergency appointment.
The medical history has just been completed today and there are no contraindications to dental care. The patient is not a regular dental attender. He has written on the history form that he is scared of the dentist and ‘hates going to the dentist’.
The patient is a Type II Diabetic and had a good breakfast today.
You have not treated this patient before. The patient looks pale and anxious.

48. The patient is breathing,the pulse is there but its weak-
What is your diagnosis now-

A. Cardiac Arrest

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B. Syncope

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C. Hypoglycemia

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D. Diabetic ketoacidosis

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On a busy Monday morning, a new patient in pain has just been added to your day list.
The patient is a male aged in his mid-30s who both smokes and drinks. He tried to contact many dentists over the weekend, but could not get an appointment. He has been in some pain for some time and has just been added to your list as an emergency appointment.
The medical history has just been completed today and there are no contraindications to dental care. The patient is not a regular dental attender. He has written on the history form that he is scared of the dentist and ‘hates going to the dentist’.
The patient is a Type II Diabetic and had a good breakfast today.
You have not treated this patient before. The patient looks pale and anxious.

49. How would you manage the situation-

A. Start Cardiopulmonary resuscitation

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B. Tilt the chair back to a horizontal position

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C. Give 15g of glucose

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D. Call 000

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Tom, a 30 year old male patient presents to you today with a complaint of teeth grinding. You diagnose the condition as Bruxism.

50. What is true regarding Bruxism-

A. It occurs during sleep only

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B. Usually has unifactorial etiology

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C. Occlusal factors cause sleep bruxism

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D. May rarely be a sign of orofacial dyskinesia

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Tom, a 30 year old male patient presents to you today with a complaint of teeth grinding. You diagnose the condition as Bruxism.

51. One of the management strategy for Bruxism is to use intraoral occlusal appliances-
All of the below are correct in regards to use of such appliances EXCEPT-

A. Used to protect the teeth from attrition

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B. Should be custom-made

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C. Cures bruxism

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D. Reduce muscle strain and loading of the TMJ

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Tom, a 30 year old male patient presents to you today with a complaint of teeth grinding. You diagnose the condition as Bruxism.

52. Few months later the patient presented with severe trismus and radiating pain. On clinical examination, pericoronitis was noted without any evidence of clinical facial swelling. This may be an indication that the infection has spread to-

A. Submasseteric space

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B. Pterygomandibular space

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C. Retropharyngeal space

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D. Infratemporal space

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A 40-year-old female presents with clicking in her right temporomandibular joint (TMJ) for the last six months. She does not have any pain or limitation of her mouth opening. Clinical examination does not reveal an odontogenic cause.

53. What does this condition most likely represent-

A. TMJ ankylosis

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B. Fracture of the mandibular condyle

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C. Internal derangement of TMJ

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D. Myofascial pain

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A 40-year-old female presents with clicking in her right temporomandibular joint (TMJ) for the last six months. She does not have any pain or limitation of her mouth opening. Clinical examination does not reveal an odontogenic cause.

54. Among the following, which imaging technique is the best to evaluate the soft tissue components of the temporomandibular joint-

A. CBCT

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B. OPG

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C. MRI

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D. CT

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A 40-year-old female presents with clicking in her right temporomandibular joint (TMJ) for the last six months. She does not have any pain or limitation of her mouth opening. Clinical examination does not reveal an odontogenic cause.

55. Risk factors for temporomandibular disorders includes all EXCEPT-

A. Trauma

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B. Parafunctional activities

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C. Malocclusion

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D. Psychosocial issues

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A 40-year-old female presents with clicking in her right temporomandibular joint (TMJ) for the last six months. She does not have any pain or limitation of her mouth opening. Clinical examination does not reveal an odontogenic cause.

56. Regarding the management of temporomandibular disorders, Which statement is true-

A. Achieve a cure

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B. Control the patient's symptoms

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C. Long term use of drugs

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D. None of the above

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A 40-year-old female presents with clicking in her right temporomandibular joint (TMJ) for the last six months. She does not have any pain or limitation of her mouth opening. Clinical examination does not reveal an odontogenic cause.

57. The use of botulinum toxin to manage the symptoms of temporomandibular disorders when conservative measures are inadequate is mentioned in certain studies.
Regarding the use of botulinum toxin for temporomandibular disorders in Australia, what is NOT true-

A. Is not a cure for temporomandibular disorders

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B. Use of botulinum toxin for TMJ disorders is off-label

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C. Dentists require additional training to administer botulinum toxin

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D. Has no adverse effects

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You are in discussion with your colleague regarding a 75 year old female who presented to you with a burning sensation of the tongue.
You diagnose the condition as Burning mouth syndrome.

58. Which of the following regarding Burning mouth syndrome is/are correct-

A. Is a diagnosis of exclusion

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B. More common in women

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C. Onset can be sudden or gradual

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D. Chronic nociplastic pain syndrome

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E. All of the above

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You are in discussion with your colleague regarding a 75 year old female who presented to you with a burning sensation of the tongue.
You diagnose the condition as Burning mouth syndrome.

59. Which presentation of Burning mouth syndrome has the best prognosis-

A. Burning sensation is mild in the morning and increases in intensity as the day progresses

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B. Burning sensation is severe in the morning and decreases in intensity as the day progresses

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C. Burning sensation is constant throughout the day

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D. None of the above

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You are in discussion with your colleague regarding a 75 year old female who presented to you with a burning sensation of the tongue.
You diagnose the condition as Burning mouth syndrome.

60. Which of the following represents the best pharmacologic therapy for Burning Mouth Syndrome-

A. Antidepressant drugs

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B. Antiepileptic drugs

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C. Anxiolytic drugs

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D. None

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A 50-year-old male with a previous history of deep vein thrombosis(DVT), for which he now takes warfarin, requests
advice about analgesia following root canal therapy.

61. Which of the following drug would you advise-

A. Aspirin

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B. Ibuprofen

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C. Diclofenac

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D. Paracetamol

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A 50-year-old male with a previous history of deep vein thrombosis(DVT), for which he now takes warfarin, requests
advice about analgesia following root canal therapy.

62. Pain due to irreversible pulpitis is-

A. Nociceptive

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B. Neuropathic

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C. Nociplastic

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D. None

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A 50-year-old male with a previous history of deep vein thrombosis(DVT), for which he now takes warfarin, requests
advice about analgesia following root canal therapy.

63. What is not true regarding factors that influence the choice of analgesics for acute dental pain-

A. Potential adverse effects and contraindications

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B. Pain severity

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C. Gender of patient

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D. Route of medication administration

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A 50-year-old male with a previous history of deep vein thrombosis(DVT), for which he now takes warfarin, requests
advice about analgesia following root canal therapy.

64. Which class of Drugs are most preferred for acute dental pain-

A. Paracetamol

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B. NSAIDs

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C. Opioids

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D. Benzodiazepines

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A 50-year-old male with a previous history of deep vein thrombosis(DVT), for which he now takes warfarin, requests
advice about analgesia following root canal therapy.

65. For mild to moderate acute dental pain in patients where NSAIDs are contraindicated ,what is best to use-

A. Ibuprofen

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B. Paracetamol

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C. Celecoxib

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D. Aspirin

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A 50-year-old male with a previous history of deep vein thrombosis(DVT), for which he now takes warfarin, requests
advice about analgesia following root canal therapy.

66. Opioids can be used for acute severe dental pain in adults, Which Opioids is preferred-

A. Tramadol

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B. Oxycodone

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C. Fentanyl

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D. Codeine

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A 50-year-old male with a previous history of deep vein thrombosis(DVT), for which he now takes warfarin, requests
advice about analgesia following root canal therapy.

67. Regarding Analgesic regimens for acute dental pain in children,Which of the following is NOT true-

A. Do not use aspirin in people younger than 10 years

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B. Do not use opioids for acute dental pain in children outside the specialist setting

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C. Give doses regularly, rather than as required, to achieve continuous pain relief

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D. All of the above

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A 50-year-old male with a previous history of deep vein thrombosis(DVT), for which he now takes warfarin, requests
advice about analgesia following root canal therapy.

68. Patients who should not be prescribed an NSAID include ALL of the following EXCEPT-

A. Severe kidney impairment

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B. Bleeding disorders

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C. Using a prosthetic heart valve

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D. Taking corticosteroids or anticoagulants

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A 50-year-old male with a previous history of deep vein thrombosis(DVT), for which he now takes warfarin, requests
advice about analgesia following root canal therapy.

69. Which is the preferred NSAID for women who are breastfeeding-

A. Ibuprofen

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B. Diclofenac

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C. Naproxen

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D. Celecoxib

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A 50-year-old male with a previous history of deep vein thrombosis(DVT), for which he now takes warfarin, requests
advice about analgesia following root canal therapy.

70. In patients who have had NSAID-induced bronchospasm(Asthmatic), Which NSAID is preferred-

A. Ibuprofen

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B. Diclofenac

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C. Naproxen

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D. Celecoxib

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An 80 year old obese guy comes to your clinic for his dental appointment.
He said that he had to catch his breath as he was walking towards the clinic.
Patient has hypertension and is using medication-beta blocker.
Smokes half a pack of cigarettes daily and consumes alcohol occasionally.
No other medical problems.

71. You don’t like the look of him and the way he is talking so you ask him to wait for 10 mins before starting any treatment.
When you start to commence treatment, what will you look for if there is a medical risk involved-

A. Skin Pallor

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B. Facial drooping

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C. Tingling in arms and fingers

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D. Slurred speech

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E. Nausea

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An 80 year old obese guy comes to your clinic for his dental appointment.
He said that he had to catch his breath as he was walking towards the clinic.
Patient has hypertension and is using medication-beta blocker.
Smokes half a pack of cigarettes daily and consumes alcohol occasionally.
No other medical problems.

72. He shows signs of chest pain and you think he is having a heart attack, what medication will you give, you have asked your nurse to call the ambulance-

A. Ibuprofen

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B. Paracetamol

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C. Aspirin

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D. Glyceryl trinitrate

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E. Salbutamol

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An 80 year old obese guy comes to your clinic for his dental appointment.
He said that he had to catch his breath as he was walking towards the clinic.
Patient has hypertension and is using medication-beta blocker.
Smokes half a pack of cigarettes daily and consumes alcohol occasionally.
No other medical problems.

73. He is awake, asks for a vomit bag and vomits.
What VITAL sign will you be monitoring-

A. Breathing

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B. Oxygen saturation

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C. Bradycardia

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D. Sweating

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An 80 year old obese guy comes to your clinic for his dental appointment.
He said that he had to catch his breath as he was walking towards the clinic.
Patient has hypertension and is using medication-beta blocker.
Smokes half a pack of cigarettes daily and consumes alcohol occasionally.
No other medical problems.

74. After vomiting, he swallowed some of the vomit and started coughing what would you do-

A. Start Heimlich maneuver

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B. Check effectiveness of coughing

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C. Give 10 back blows

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D. Administer oxygen

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An 80 year old obese guy comes to your clinic for his dental appointment.
He said that he had to catch his breath as he was walking towards the clinic.
Patient has hypertension and is using medication-beta blocker.
Smokes half a pack of cigarettes daily and consumes alcohol occasionally.
No other medical problems.

75. The ambulance comes and takes him to hospital. The nurse asks you why didn’t you use the fibrillator.
You said because it is used in a case of-

A. Atrial fibrillation

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B. Bradycardia

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C. Unconscious patient

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D. Severe asthma attack

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An 80 year old obese guy comes to your clinic for his dental appointment.
He said that he had to catch his breath as he was walking towards the clinic.
Patient has hypertension and is using medication-beta blocker.
Smokes half a pack of cigarettes daily and consumes alcohol occasionally.
No other medical problems.

76. Your nurse asks you was it a heart attack or cardiac arrest, what is the correct statement about them-

A. Cardiac arrest patient is responsive

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B. Heart attack patient have no breathing present

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C. Cardiac arrest patient needs CPR/AED

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D. Heart attack patient needs CPR/AED

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E. None of the above

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An 80 year old obese guy comes to your clinic for his dental appointment.
He said that he had to catch his breath as he was walking towards the clinic.
Patient has hypertension and is using medication-beta blocker.
Smokes half a pack of cigarettes daily and consumes alcohol occasionally.
No other medical problems.

77. If chest pain occurs in a patient with a history of angina, what medication will you give-

A. Ibuprofen

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B. Paracetamol

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C. Aspirin

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D. Glyceryl trinitrate

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E. Salbutamol

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A 13-year-old girl visits your clinic with her mother, she goes to private school and her parents recently got divorced. She lives with her mother, who is busy most of the time because of her busy schedule as a lawyer.
She wishes to get tongue piercings done, as all her friends within her class group have got it done from a tattoo and piercing parlor.
Girl mentions to you “She is going through a lot recently”.
She occasionally brushes her teeth and does not floss. She drinks water from a bottle as her mother feels the tap water is not sufficient or good for your health.
On examination you notice poor oral hygiene and you provide her Oral Hygiene Instructions (OHI).

78. On the following appointment, despite you advising her OHI, there are few white spots in her occlusal fissures.
What would you recommend at this stage-

A. Restore the teeth with minimally invasive restorations

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B. Seal the fissures

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C. Apply the remineralising agent during her routine appointments

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D. Brush her teeth with 1000 ppm toothpaste twice daily

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A 13-year-old girl visits your clinic with her mother, she goes to private school and her parents recently got divorced. She lives with her mother, who is busy most of the time because of her busy schedule as a lawyer.
She wishes to get tongue piercings done, as all her friends within her class group have got it done from a tattoo and piercing parlor.
Girl mentions to you “She is going through a lot recently”.
She occasionally brushes her teeth and does not floss. She drinks water from a bottle as her mother feels the tap water is not sufficient or good for your health.
On examination you notice poor oral hygiene and you provide her Oral Hygiene Instructions (OHI).

79. What component of management to prioritize in her situation to improve her overall oral health and compliance-

A. Give her salivary substitutes

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B. Her high societal lifestyle needs to be managed

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C. Psychological management

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D. Ask mother to keep a track and make sure she follows her oral routine

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A 13-year-old girl visits your clinic with her mother, she goes to private school and her parents recently got divorced. She lives with her mother, who is busy most of the time because of her busy schedule as a lawyer.
She wishes to get tongue piercings done, as all her friends within her class group have got it done from a tattoo and piercing parlor.
Girl mentions to you “She is going through a lot recently”.
She occasionally brushes her teeth and does not floss. She drinks water from a bottle as her mother feels the tap water is not sufficient or good for your health.
On examination you notice poor oral hygiene and you provide her Oral Hygiene Instructions (OHI).

80. Her mother is concerned about the tongue piercings that her daughter wants.
She gets to know that all her friends who got tongue piercings got an infection associated with it. She doesn’t want her daughter to be left out, rather always be included in the group of friends. Neither does she want to
stop her from getting the piercing done.
What will you suggest, which will be appropriate with respect to this concern-

A. Ask her to get it done when she becomes an adult

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B. Refuse to get piercing done as it’s age inappropriate

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C. Ask mom to check if the person at the tattoo parlor uses sterile techniques

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D. Discourage her from getting it

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A 13-year-old girl visits your clinic with her mother, she goes to private school and her parents recently got divorced. She lives with her mother, who is busy most of the time because of her busy schedule as a lawyer.
She wishes to get tongue piercings done, as all her friends within her class group have got it done from a tattoo and piercing parlor.
Girl mentions to you “She is going through a lot recently”.
She occasionally brushes her teeth and does not floss. She drinks water from a bottle as her mother feels the tap water is not sufficient or good for your health.
On examination you notice poor oral hygiene and you provide her Oral Hygiene Instructions (OHI).

81. With regards to her drinking water from a water bottle rather than tap water, which of the following is true-

A. Water bottle water is not safe

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B. Water bottle water contains minimum or negligible fluoride

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C. Tap water in Australia is not fluoridated

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D. Water bottle water is better than tap water for oral health

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