MDS PREP

Fear of closed spaces like "dental clinics" is called as
1) Nyclophobia
2) Zoophobia
3) Xenophobia
4) Claustrophobia

Pedodontics Answer: 4

Greatest problem in pulpal diagnosis is estimating the amount of
1) Decay
2) Recession
3) Inflammation
4) Pathologic resorption

Pedodontics Answer: 3

Discolouration of primary tooth after injury is the result of
1) Degeneration of pulp
2) Extravasation of RB
3) From blood vessels of pulp
4) None of the above

Pedodontics Answer: 2

A patient of 4-years-old will respond favourably if dentist shows
1) Submissiveness and compromise
2) Domination and generineness
3) Reasoning and concreteness
4) Empathy and respect

Pedodontics Answer: 4

During operative procedures child is positioned in
1) Semireclination
2) Full reclining
3) Pronation
4) Supination

Pedodontics Answer: 2

Rampant caries. True is
1) Characterised by bimodal attack
2) More than 10 new carious lesions occur in a year
3) Mandibular incisors are also affected
4) All of the above

Pedodontics Answer: 4

Formocresol pulpotomy histologically results in
1) Formation of dentin bridge
2) Surface fixation of root pulp
3) Severe inflammation of root pulp
4) Destruction of all microorganisms

Pedodontics Answer: 2

The failure of a calcium dydroxide pulpotomy done on a primary 1st molar is due to
1) Internal resorption
2) External resorption
3) Pulp calcification
4) Pulp fibrosis

Pedodontics Answer: 1

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MDS PREP

Fear of closed spaces like "dental clinics" is called as1) Nyclophobia2) Zoophobia3) Xenophobia4) Claustrophobia

Greatest problem in pulpal diagnosis is estimating the amount of1) Decay2) Recession3) Inflammation4) Pathologic resorption

Discolouration of primary tooth after injury is the result of1) Degeneration of pulp2) Extravasation of RB3) From blood vessels of pulp4) None of the above

A patient of 4-years-old will respond favourably if dentist shows1) Submissiveness and compromise2) Domination and generineness3) Reasoning and concreteness4) Empathy and respect

During operative procedures child is positioned in1) Semireclination2) Full reclining3) Pronation4) Supination

Rampant caries. True is1) Characterised by bimodal attack2) More than 10 new carious lesions occur in a year3) Mandibular incisors are also affected 4) All of the above

Formocresol pulpotomy histologically results in1) Formation of dentin bridge2) Surface fixation of root pulp3) Severe inflammation of root pulp4) Destruction of all microorganisms

The failure of a calcium dydroxide pulpotomy done on a primary 1st molar is due to1) Internal resorption2) External resorption3) Pulp calcification4) Pulp fibrosis

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Fear of closed spaces like "dental clinics" is called as
1) Nyclophobia
2) Zoophobia
3) Xenophobia
4) Claustrophobia

Greatest problem in pulpal diagnosis is estimating the amount of
1) Decay
2) Recession
3) Inflammation
4) Pathologic resorption

Discolouration of primary tooth after injury is the result of
1) Degeneration of pulp
2) Extravasation of RB
3) From blood vessels of pulp
4) None of the above

A patient of 4-years-old will respond favourably if dentist shows
1) Submissiveness and compromise
2) Domination and generineness
3) Reasoning and concreteness
4) Empathy and respect

During operative procedures child is positioned in
1) Semireclination
2) Full reclining
3) Pronation
4) Supination

Rampant caries. True is
1) Characterised by bimodal attack
2) More than 10 new carious lesions occur in a year
3) Mandibular incisors are also affected
4) All of the above

Formocresol pulpotomy histologically results in
1) Formation of dentin bridge
2) Surface fixation of root pulp
3) Severe inflammation of root pulp
4) Destruction of all microorganisms

The failure of a calcium dydroxide pulpotomy done on a primary 1st molar is due to
1) Internal resorption
2) External resorption
3) Pulp calcification
4) Pulp fibrosis