MDS PREP

Absorbed fluoride is eliminated by
1) Kidneys
2) Lungs
3) Saliva
4) Intestines

Community Dentistry Answer: 1

Fluoride is absorbed into the bloodstream and is primarily eliminated from the body through the kidneys. The kidneys filter the blood and excrete fluoride in the urine. While small amounts of fluoride can also be excreted through saliva and sweat, the kidneys are the main route of elimination.

Spread of dispersion is expressed by
1) Mean
2) Median
3) Mode
4) Standard deviation

Community Dentistry Answer: 4

Standard deviation is a statistical measure that quantifies the amount of
variation or dispersion in a set of values. It indicates how much individual
data points differ from the mean.

Residents of three villages with three different types of water supply were asked to participate in a study of identify cholera carriers. Because several cholera deaths had occurred in the recent past, virtually everyone present at the time submitted to examination. To proportion of residents in each village who were carries was computed and compared. This study is a
1) Cross-sectional study
2) Case-control study
3) Concurrent cohort study
4) Non-concurrent

Community Dentistry Answer: 1

Revised Dean"s fluorosis index has
1) Five point scale
2) Six point scale
3) Seven point scale
4) Nine point scale

Community Dentistry Answer: 2

"Swiss identification system" refers to
1) Identification of offender by bite marks
2) Identification of death in mass disaster
3) Identification of father in the cases of paternal disputes
4) All of the above

Community Dentistry Answer: 2

The word "statistically significant" is a result of study indicating
1) Results have not occured by chance
2) Without practical significance, it has little meaning
3) It may no have clinical significance
4) All of the above

Community Dentistry Answer: 4

In heterosexual assualt bite marks are commonly found on
1) Breast of female and shoulders of males
2) Shoulders of females and chest of male
3) Extremities of both sexes
4) Genitalia of females and males

Community Dentistry Answer: 1

Which of the following procedures can be replaced by the use of occlusal sealants
1) Topical fluoride application
2) Prophylactic odontotomy
3) Amalgam fillings
4) All the above

MDS PREP

Absorbed fluoride is eliminated by
1) Kidneys
2) Lungs
3) Saliva
4) Intestines

Spread of dispersion is expressed by
1) Mean
2) Median
3) Mode
4) Standard deviation

Revised Dean"s fluorosis index has
1) Five point scale
2) Six point scale
3) Seven point scale
4) Nine point scale

"Swiss identification system" refers to
1) Identification of offender by bite marks
2) Identification of death in mass disaster
3) Identification of father in the cases of paternal disputes
4) All of the above

The word "statistically significant" is a result of study indicating
1) Results have not occured by chance
2) Without practical significance, it has little meaning
3) It may no have clinical significance
4) All of the above

In heterosexual assualt bite marks are commonly found on
1) Breast of female and shoulders of males
2) Shoulders of females and chest of male
3) Extremities of both sexes
4) Genitalia of females and males

Which of the following procedures can be replaced by the use of occlusal sealants
1) Topical fluoride application
2) Prophylactic odontotomy
3) Amalgam fillings
4) All the above

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MDS PREP

Absorbed fluoride is eliminated by1) Kidneys2) Lungs3) Saliva4) Intestines

Spread of dispersion is expressed by1) Mean2) Median3) Mode4) Standard deviation

Revised Dean"s fluorosis index has1) Five point scale2) Six point scale3) Seven point scale4) Nine point scale

"Swiss identification system" refers to1) Identification of offender by bite marks2) Identification of death in mass disaster3) Identification of father in the cases of paternal disputes4) All of the above

The word "statistically significant" is a result of study indicating1) Results have not occured by chance2) Without practical significance, it has little meaning3) It may no have clinical significance4) All of the above

In heterosexual assualt bite marks are commonly found on1) Breast of female and shoulders of males2) Shoulders of females and chest of male3) Extremities of both sexes4) Genitalia of females and males

Which of the following procedures can be replaced by the use of occlusal sealants1) Topical fluoride application2) Prophylactic odontotomy3) Amalgam fillings4) All the above

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Absorbed fluoride is eliminated by
1) Kidneys
2) Lungs
3) Saliva
4) Intestines

Spread of dispersion is expressed by
1) Mean
2) Median
3) Mode
4) Standard deviation

Revised Dean"s fluorosis index has
1) Five point scale
2) Six point scale
3) Seven point scale
4) Nine point scale

"Swiss identification system" refers to
1) Identification of offender by bite marks
2) Identification of death in mass disaster
3) Identification of father in the cases of paternal disputes
4) All of the above

The word "statistically significant" is a result of study indicating
1) Results have not occured by chance
2) Without practical significance, it has little meaning
3) It may no have clinical significance
4) All of the above

In heterosexual assualt bite marks are commonly found on
1) Breast of female and shoulders of males
2) Shoulders of females and chest of male
3) Extremities of both sexes
4) Genitalia of females and males

Which of the following procedures can be replaced by the use of occlusal sealants
1) Topical fluoride application
2) Prophylactic odontotomy
3) Amalgam fillings
4) All the above