MDS PREP

An affected mole infant born to normal parents could be an example of all of the following, except
1) An autosomal doninant disorder
2) An autosomal recessive disorder
3) A polygenic disorder
4) A vertically transmitted disorder

Pedodontics Answer: 1

The three components of Frued"s psychodynamic theory are
1) Id, ego, superego
2) Assimilation, accomodation, equilibration
3) Both of the above
4) None of the above

Pedodontics Answer: 1

A child with a fever of 102 degree celcius and vesicles in the oral cavity is probably suffering rom
1) Herpes simplex type I
2) Juvenile periodontitis
3) Acute herpetic gingivostomatitis
4) Neutropenia

Pedodontics Answer: 3

While charting the dentition of a child, the pedodontist finds that the following teeth are present in the four quadrants: permanent central incisor, permanent lateral incisor, deciduous cuspid, deciduous first molar, deciduous second molar and permanent first molar. This eruptive pattern may be considered most nearly normal for a child aged
1) 3-6 years
2) 7-10 years
3) 11-14 years
4) 15-18 years

Pedodontics Answer: 2

Properly contoured restoration for primary teeth helps mainly in
1) Maintaining vertical dimension by preventing overeruption of teeth
2) Maintaining interarch relationships
3) Maintaining proximal contacts and length of dental arch
4) All of the above

Pedodontics Answer: 3

A lower lingual holding arch with 0.036 inch arch wire soldered to bands would be described as
1) Fixed non-functional bilateral multiple tooth loss
2) Removable functional bilateral singular tooth loss
3) Fixed non-functional bilateral singular tooth loss
4) None of the above

Pedodontics Answer: 1

Primary objective for not extracting primary teeth is
1) To prevent arch length deficiency
2) Mastication and speech
3) To prevent development of aberrant oral habits
4) All of the above

Pedodontics Answer: 1

The pulp horn that is most likely to be exposed during cavity preparation on deciduous molars is
1) Mesiobuccal of first molar
2) Distobuccal of first molar
3) Mesiobuccal of second molar
4) Distobuccal of second molar

MDS PREP

An affected mole infant born to normal parents could be an example of all of the following, except
1) An autosomal doninant disorder
2) An autosomal recessive disorder
3) A polygenic disorder
4) A vertically transmitted disorder

The three components of Frued"s psychodynamic theory are
1) Id, ego, superego
2) Assimilation, accomodation, equilibration
3) Both of the above
4) None of the above

A child with a fever of 102 degree celcius and vesicles in the oral cavity is probably suffering rom
1) Herpes simplex type I
2) Juvenile periodontitis
3) Acute herpetic gingivostomatitis
4) Neutropenia

Properly contoured restoration for primary teeth helps mainly in
1) Maintaining vertical dimension by preventing overeruption of teeth
2) Maintaining interarch relationships
3) Maintaining proximal contacts and length of dental arch
4) All of the above

A lower lingual holding arch with 0.036 inch arch wire soldered to bands would be described as
1) Fixed non-functional bilateral multiple tooth loss
2) Removable functional bilateral singular tooth loss
3) Fixed non-functional bilateral singular tooth loss
4) None of the above

Primary objective for not extracting primary teeth is
1) To prevent arch length deficiency
2) Mastication and speech
3) To prevent development of aberrant oral habits
4) All of the above

The pulp horn that is most likely to be exposed during cavity preparation on deciduous molars is
1) Mesiobuccal of first molar
2) Distobuccal of first molar
3) Mesiobuccal of second molar
4) Distobuccal of second molar

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MDS PREP

An affected mole infant born to normal parents could be an example of all of the following, except1) An autosomal doninant disorder2) An autosomal recessive disorder3) A polygenic disorder4) A vertically transmitted disorder

The three components of Frued"s psychodynamic theory are1) Id, ego, superego2) Assimilation, accomodation, equilibration3) Both of the above4) None of the above

A child with a fever of 102 degree celcius and vesicles in the oral cavity is probably suffering rom1) Herpes simplex type I2) Juvenile periodontitis3) Acute herpetic gingivostomatitis4) Neutropenia

Properly contoured restoration for primary teeth helps mainly in1) Maintaining vertical dimension by preventing overeruption of teeth2) Maintaining interarch relationships3) Maintaining proximal contacts and length of dental arch4) All of the above

A lower lingual holding arch with 0.036 inch arch wire soldered to bands would be described as1) Fixed non-functional bilateral multiple tooth loss2) Removable functional bilateral singular tooth loss3) Fixed non-functional bilateral singular tooth loss4) None of the above

Primary objective for not extracting primary teeth is1) To prevent arch length deficiency2) Mastication and speech3) To prevent development of aberrant oral habits4) All of the above

The pulp horn that is most likely to be exposed during cavity preparation on deciduous molars is1) Mesiobuccal of first molar2) Distobuccal of first molar3) Mesiobuccal of second molar4) Distobuccal of second molar

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An affected mole infant born to normal parents could be an example of all of the following, except
1) An autosomal doninant disorder
2) An autosomal recessive disorder
3) A polygenic disorder
4) A vertically transmitted disorder

The three components of Frued"s psychodynamic theory are
1) Id, ego, superego
2) Assimilation, accomodation, equilibration
3) Both of the above
4) None of the above

A child with a fever of 102 degree celcius and vesicles in the oral cavity is probably suffering rom
1) Herpes simplex type I
2) Juvenile periodontitis
3) Acute herpetic gingivostomatitis
4) Neutropenia

Properly contoured restoration for primary teeth helps mainly in
1) Maintaining vertical dimension by preventing overeruption of teeth
2) Maintaining interarch relationships
3) Maintaining proximal contacts and length of dental arch
4) All of the above

A lower lingual holding arch with 0.036 inch arch wire soldered to bands would be described as
1) Fixed non-functional bilateral multiple tooth loss
2) Removable functional bilateral singular tooth loss
3) Fixed non-functional bilateral singular tooth loss
4) None of the above

Primary objective for not extracting primary teeth is
1) To prevent arch length deficiency
2) Mastication and speech
3) To prevent development of aberrant oral habits
4) All of the above

The pulp horn that is most likely to be exposed during cavity preparation on deciduous molars is
1) Mesiobuccal of first molar
2) Distobuccal of first molar
3) Mesiobuccal of second molar
4) Distobuccal of second molar