MDS PREP

Fluoride safe dose is
1) 8-16 mg F/kg body weight
2) 16-32 mg F/kg body weight
3) 30-64 mg F/kg body weight
4) 12-30 mg F/kg body weight

Community Dentistry Answer: 1

International Red Cross is an agency of
1) Government of China
2) Commonwealth agency
3) Government of USA agency
4) A non-political, non-governmental agency

Community Dentistry Answer: 4

The number of new cases of a specific disease occurring is a defined population during a specified period of time is known as
1) Incidence
2) Point prevalence
3) Distribution
4) Prevalence

Community Dentistry Answer: 1

Teeth selected for scoring of PHP-M (Personal Hygiene Performance Modified) are
1) Six
2) Twelve
3) Eighteen
4) Twenty-four

Community Dentistry Answer: 1

Minimum concentration of fluoride required for inhibition of enzymatic action of bacteria is
1) 25 ppm
2) 50 ppm
3) 100 ppm
4) 1000 ppm

Community Dentistry Answer: 2

The standard normal distribution
1) It skewed to the left
2) Has mean = 1.0
3) Has standard deviation = 0.9
4) Has variance = 1.0

Community Dentistry Answer: 4

Transplantation of Human Organs Act was passed by Government of India in
1) 1996
2) 1993
3) 1998
4) 1994

Community Dentistry Answer: 4

We are observing a secular trend in a disease when
1) There is a decrease or increase in incidence over a period of ten years
2) An epidemic occurs every three years
3) Disease occurs every winter
4) Its occurrence is rare

Community Dentistry Answer: 1

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MDS PREP

Fluoride safe dose is1) 8-16 mg F/kg body weight2) 16-32 mg F/kg body weight3) 30-64 mg F/kg body weight4) 12-30 mg F/kg body weight

International Red Cross is an agency of1) Government of China2) Commonwealth agency3) Government of USA agency4) A non-political, non-governmental agency

The number of new cases of a specific disease occurring is a defined population during a specified period of time is known as1) Incidence2) Point prevalence3) Distribution4) Prevalence

Teeth selected for scoring of PHP-M (Personal Hygiene Performance Modified) are1) Six2) Twelve3) Eighteen4) Twenty-four

Minimum concentration of fluoride required for inhibition of enzymatic action of bacteria is1) 25 ppm2) 50 ppm3) 100 ppm4) 1000 ppm

The standard normal distribution1) It skewed to the left2) Has mean = 1.03) Has standard deviation = 0.94) Has variance = 1.0

Transplantation of Human Organs Act was passed by Government of India in1) 19962) 19933) 19984) 1994

We are observing a secular trend in a disease when 1) There is a decrease or increase in incidence over a period of ten years2) An epidemic occurs every three years3) Disease occurs every winter4) Its occurrence is rare

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Fluoride safe dose is
1) 8-16 mg F/kg body weight
2) 16-32 mg F/kg body weight
3) 30-64 mg F/kg body weight
4) 12-30 mg F/kg body weight

International Red Cross is an agency of
1) Government of China
2) Commonwealth agency
3) Government of USA agency
4) A non-political, non-governmental agency

The number of new cases of a specific disease occurring is a defined population during a specified period of time is known as
1) Incidence
2) Point prevalence
3) Distribution
4) Prevalence

Teeth selected for scoring of PHP-M (Personal Hygiene Performance Modified) are
1) Six
2) Twelve
3) Eighteen
4) Twenty-four

Minimum concentration of fluoride required for inhibition of enzymatic action of bacteria is
1) 25 ppm
2) 50 ppm
3) 100 ppm
4) 1000 ppm

The standard normal distribution
1) It skewed to the left
2) Has mean = 1.0
3) Has standard deviation = 0.9
4) Has variance = 1.0

Transplantation of Human Organs Act was passed by Government of India in
1) 1996
2) 1993
3) 1998
4) 1994

We are observing a secular trend in a disease when
1) There is a decrease or increase in incidence over a period of ten years
2) An epidemic occurs every three years
3) Disease occurs every winter
4) Its occurrence is rare