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NEETMDS- Oral Surgery mcq
MDS PREP
Dry socket is characterized by
1. episodes of sharp, piercing pain associated with sweet foods
2. continuous or almost continuous, moderate to severe pain with almost no adjacent swelling
3. continuous bleeding from the socket with swollen gingiva
4. indurated swelling with local tenderness and temperatures of over 101° F
Oral Surgery Answer: 2

Accidental intravenous injection of LA which contains a vasoconstrictor may cause
1) Convulsions and palpitations
2) Unconsciousness and depressed respiration
3) Increased respiration
4) Any of the above may occur
Oral Surgery Answer: 4

Raised intracranial pressure following a maxillofacial injury
1) Is a normal finding
2) Is typically associated with an increase in the heart rate
3) Is typically associated with an increase in the blood pressure
4) Usually subsides spontaneously
Oral Surgery Answer: 3

Raised intracranial pressure following a maxillofacial injury is typically associated with an increase in blood pressure, indicating potential brain injury.

After the posterior superior nerve block patient should experienc
1) Numbness of the lip
2) Numbness of the palate till the first premolar
3) Few symptoms of anaesthesia
4) Numbness of that side of face
Oral Surgery Answer: 3

A 60 year old patient reports for the ex traction of a diseased maxillary right second molar which was the only tooth in that quadrant and was serving as an abutment. Care must be taken when extracting this tooth, to prevent
1. displacement of the palatal root into the
maxillary sinus
2. fracture and removal of the floor of the
maxillary sinus along with the tooth
3. alveolar osteitis
4. displacement of the tooth into the mas
seteric space
Oral Surgery Answer: 2

The main disadvantage during excision of tumour involving soft palate is
1) Damage to glossopharyngeal nerve
2) Result in peritonsillar absence
3) Contraction of scar tissue
4) None of the above
Oral Surgery Answer: 3

The following suture material has the memory property
1) Silk
2) Catgut
3) Nylon
4) Linen
Oral Surgery Answer: 3

The first sensation to be lost following administration of local anaesthetic is
1) Proprioception
2) Pain
3) Touch
4) Temperature
Oral Surgery Answer: 2

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