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General Medicine

Heimlich manoeuver is carried out in airway obstruction

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INI CET

Modern AAE terminology replaced "Chronic apical periodontitis" with "Asymptomatic apical periodontitis".

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NEETMDS

A sialogogue is a substance that promotes the secretion of saliva. 

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Conservative Dentistry

The direction of the force is the most critical factor for the adaptation of gold foil to cavity walls because the force must be directed at a \(45^{\circ }\) angle to the cavity wall to ensure proper condensation and a tight seal.

 This angle is necessary to compact the gold foil against the axial or pulpal wall, preventing the formation of voids and ensuring maximum density and adaptation to the cavity margins.

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INI CET

When a small root tip is displaced into the maxillary sinus, the recommended initial management is to attempt retrieval using the Valsalva maneuver or gentle suction. This non-invasive technique uses air pressure to force the fragment back into the socket.

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Anatomy

Immediately following the closure of the A-V valves is the period of Isometric relaxation

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General Pathology

Zenkers degeneration is characterized by coagulative necrosis, typically seen in cases of ischemia or infarction.

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Endodontics

The success of a root canal filling is primarily assessed through clinical observation, which includes monitoring for signs of pain, swelling, and infection. While radiographs and the size of the gutta-percha cone used can provide additional information, the ultimate determinant of success is the patient's symptom resolution and the absence of pathology.

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Physiology

When the corpus luteum regresses during the menstrual cycle, it stops secreting estrogen and progesterone, leading to the shedding of the uterine lining.

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Endodontics

Thermal testing is the most common diagnostic test used to determine the status of pulp vitality in dentistry. It assesses the nerve response of the pulp to hot or cold stimuli.


 Radiography primarily provides information about the periapical bone and the presence of caries, not the direct vitality of the pulp. 
Percussion and palpation test the health of the periapical tissues and periodontal ligament, not the pulp itself.

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