MDS PREP

Green stick fracture are most common with
1) Older people
2) Adult
3) Children
4) Soldiers

Oral Surgery Answer: 3

Greenstick fractures are most common in children due to their flexible bones, which can bend without breaking completely.

Postsurgical swelling and edema can be best controlled by
1. alternate applications of hot and cold
2. preoperative sedation and use of anti histamines postoperatively
3. immediate applications of hot packs to the area
4. careful surgical manipulation of hard and soft tissues

Oral Surgery Answer: 4

After the general anaesthesia, vommiting may occur. The immediate post operative complication following aspiration of liquid vomitus into trachea and bronchi is
1. Lung abscess and tuberculosis
2. Bronchitis and chemical pneumonia
3. Pleurisy and atelectasis
4. Pleurisy and empyema

Oral Surgery Answer: 2

During the tooth extraction a known cardiac patient experinced angina. This was most likely precipitated by
1. Allergy to the anesthetic agent
2. The stimulus of pain and anticipation
3. Adrenaline in the drug
4. The upright position in the chair

Oral Surgery Answer: 2

For extraction of mandibular molar, anaesthesia is given to act on
1) Inferior alveolar nerve
2) Buccal nerve
3) Lingual nerve
4) Masseteric nerve

Oral Surgery Answer: 1

Among the following which stage of anaesthesia describes the level of conscious sedation?
1) Stage I
2) Stage II
3) Stage III plane 1
4) Stage III plane 2

Oral Surgery Answer: 1

Extraction of a tooth during acute infection
1) Can cause extensive spread of infection
2) Helps drainage and relieves pain if proper antibiotic is given and its adequate
3) Can cause sudden death due to pulmonary embolism
4) None of the above

Oral Surgery Answer: 2

MDS PREP

Green stick fracture are most common with
1) Older people
2) Adult
3) Children
4) Soldiers

Postsurgical swelling and edema can be best controlled by
1. alternate applications of hot and cold
2. preoperative sedation and use of anti histamines postoperatively
3. immediate applications of hot packs to the area
4. careful surgical manipulation of hard and soft tissues

After the general anaesthesia, vommiting may occur. The immediate post operative complication following aspiration of liquid vomitus into trachea and bronchi is
1. Lung abscess and tuberculosis
2. Bronchitis and chemical pneumonia
3. Pleurisy and atelectasis
4. Pleurisy and empyema

During the tooth extraction a known cardiac patient experinced angina. This was most likely precipitated by
1. Allergy to the anesthetic agent
2. The stimulus of pain and anticipation
3. Adrenaline in the drug
4. The upright position in the chair

For extraction of mandibular molar, anaesthesia is given to act on
1) Inferior alveolar nerve
2) Buccal nerve
3) Lingual nerve
4) Masseteric nerve

Among the following which stage of anaesthesia describes the level of conscious sedation?
1) Stage I
2) Stage II
3) Stage III plane 1
4) Stage III plane 2

Extraction of a tooth during acute infection
1) Can cause extensive spread of infection
2) Helps drainage and relieves pain if proper antibiotic is given and its adequate
3) Can cause sudden death due to pulmonary embolism
4) None of the above

The following suture material has the memory property
1. Silk
2. Catgut
3. Nylon
4. Linen

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MDS PREP

Green stick fracture are most common with1) Older people2) Adult3) Children4) Soldiers

Postsurgical swelling and edema can be best controlled by 1. alternate applications of hot and cold 2. preoperative sedation and use of anti histamines postoperatively 3. immediate applications of hot packs to the area 4. careful surgical manipulation of hard and soft tissues

After the general anaesthesia, vommiting may occur. The immediate post operative complication following aspiration of liquid vomitus into trachea and bronchi is 1. Lung abscess and tuberculosis 2. Bronchitis and chemical pneumonia 3. Pleurisy and atelectasis 4. Pleurisy and empyema

During the tooth extraction a known cardiac patient experinced angina. This was most likely precipitated by 1. Allergy to the anesthetic agent 2. The stimulus of pain and anticipation 3. Adrenaline in the drug 4. The upright position in the chair

For extraction of mandibular molar, anaesthesia is given to act on1) Inferior alveolar nerve2) Buccal nerve3) Lingual nerve4) Masseteric nerve

Among the following which stage of anaesthesia describes the level of conscious sedation?1) Stage I2) Stage II3) Stage III plane 14) Stage III plane 2

Extraction of a tooth during acute infection1) Can cause extensive spread of infection2) Helps drainage and relieves pain if proper antibiotic is given and its adequate3) Can cause sudden death due to pulmonary embolism4) None of the above

The following suture material has the memory property 1. Silk 2. Catgut 3. Nylon 4. Linen

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Green stick fracture are most common with
1) Older people
2) Adult
3) Children
4) Soldiers

Postsurgical swelling and edema can be best controlled by
1. alternate applications of hot and cold
2. preoperative sedation and use of anti histamines postoperatively
3. immediate applications of hot packs to the area
4. careful surgical manipulation of hard and soft tissues

After the general anaesthesia, vommiting may occur. The immediate post operative complication following aspiration of liquid vomitus into trachea and bronchi is
1. Lung abscess and tuberculosis
2. Bronchitis and chemical pneumonia
3. Pleurisy and atelectasis
4. Pleurisy and empyema

During the tooth extraction a known cardiac patient experinced angina. This was most likely precipitated by
1. Allergy to the anesthetic agent
2. The stimulus of pain and anticipation
3. Adrenaline in the drug
4. The upright position in the chair

For extraction of mandibular molar, anaesthesia is given to act on
1) Inferior alveolar nerve
2) Buccal nerve
3) Lingual nerve
4) Masseteric nerve

Among the following which stage of anaesthesia describes the level of conscious sedation?
1) Stage I
2) Stage II
3) Stage III plane 1
4) Stage III plane 2

Extraction of a tooth during acute infection
1) Can cause extensive spread of infection
2) Helps drainage and relieves pain if proper antibiotic is given and its adequate
3) Can cause sudden death due to pulmonary embolism
4) None of the above

The following suture material has the memory property
1. Silk
2. Catgut
3. Nylon
4. Linen