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Which of the following shows 200 % of its adult growth by age 9-10 years
1) Lymphoid
2) General
3) Genital
4) Neural
Orthodontics Answer: 1

The lymphoid system, which includes lymph nodes, spleen, and other lymphatic tissues, undergoes significant growth during childhood. By the age of 9-10 years, the lymphoid tissue can reach approximately 200% of its adult size due to the increased demand for immune function during this period. This growth is part of the body's preparation for increased exposure to pathogens as children interact more with their environment.


"Thumb sucking" will
1) Always produce maxillary prognathism
2) Always indicate psychological disturbance
3) Always needs appliance therapy 10 break the habit
4) None of the above. Many times it stops spontaneously
Orthodontics Answer: 4

Explanation: Thumb sucking is a common behavior in children and does not always lead to maxillary prognathism, psychological disturbances, or the need for appliance therapy. Many children stop thumb sucking on their own without intervention.

Blanch test is used in diagnosis of
1) Abnormal frenal attachments
2) Pseudo class III
3) Tongue thrusting
4) Thumb sucking
Orthodontics Answer: 1

When permanent canines are lost permaturely, the permanent incisors may drift
1) Labially
2) Lingually
3) Mesially
4) Distally
Orthodontics Answer: 4

Primary central incisor develops from
1) One lobe
2) Two lobes
3) Three lobes
4) Four lobes
Orthodontics Answer: 1

The appropriate force level for tipping a single-rooted tooth lies between
1) 10 and 12 grams
2) 20 and 50 grams
3) 60 and 80 grams
4) 90 and 110 grams
Orthodontics Answer: 2

Which of the following teeth have natural tendency to drift mesially
1) Primary incisors
2) Primary canines
3) Permanent incisors
4) Permanent molars
Orthodontics Answer: 4

Best retainer advised after the closure of midline diastema is
1) Hawley"s retainer
2) Hawley"s retainer with finger spring
3) Positioner
4) Bonded retainer
Orthodontics Answer: 4

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