NEET MDS Shorts
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Oral SurgeryA bilateral inferior alveolar nerve block is not inherently contraindicated. It is commonly performed in cases requiring surgery on both sides of the mandible. However, it should be done with caution in patients with certain medical conditions or anatomical variations that could increase the risk of complications. It is important to assess each patient individually before administering the block.
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General Medicine
In the brain, Wilson’s disease primarily affects the basal ganglia, particularly the putamen, leading to the neurological symptoms mentioned earlier. While the liver and kidneys can also be involved, the central nervous system is the primary target organ for toxicity.
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General MicrobiologyThe Salk vaccine for poliomyelitis is a killed viral vaccine, effectively preventing the disease by using inactivated poliovirus.
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INI CET
While Coarctation is a major congenital cause, Acute Glomerulonephritis is a very common acquired cause of pediatric hypertension in the Indian clinical setting. However, the provided key emphasizes Coarctation.
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Oral PathologyThe principle hazard to the operator and patient is produced by secondary radiation.
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Periodontics
Mucogingival surgery is indicated for conditions affecting the gingiva and underlying mucosa, such as insufficient attached gingiva or high frenal attachments.
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Oral Medicine
Secondary syphilis is characterized by the development of mucocutaneous lesions, including mucous patches, which are painless, erythematous ulcers with a smooth, moist, and glistening appearance, often found on the oral mucosa. These lesions can occur anywhere in the oral cavity but are particularly common on the tongue, palate, and buccal mucosa.
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PeriodonticsJuvenile periodontitis (now referred to as localized aggressive periodontitis) is characterized by localized bone loss and periodontal pockets, often affecting adolescents and young adults. The sudden drifting of teeth and the severity of bone loss in specific areas align with this diagnosis.
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PhysiologyIn light-skinned patients with high serum bilirubin levels, the skin turns yellow due to the deposition of bilirubin.
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Community DentistryBarrier techniques, such as gloves, masks, and barriers, are used to prevent transmission of AIDS and hepatitis in dental settings.