MCQs 4dd Oral Pathology 2019

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The patient 37 year old came to the dental clinic, he Complain of Chronic halitosis disease, and medical history were finding normal beside gastritis and have the experience of influct gastric for a year, Which the following the most likely to interview is a method of obtaining the history?
- Patient
- Learner
- Practitioner
- Instructor

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This quiz, titled 'MCQs 4DD Oral Pathology 2019', assesses knowledge in oral pathology with a focus on patient history taking, diagnosis, and management of dental conditions. It is designed for dental professionals to enhance their understanding and approach to oral health care.

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The patient 30 year old came to the dental clinic, Dentist asking her about the communicate the medical and dental history for leading to the examination and diagnosis for management in her condition, which one the following is likely not meaning of the history taking?
- The asking the patients tell the Mather for the first visit in a hospital
- The initial part of the discussing between the dentist and patient,
- The clinician should have an idea of the patient’s concerns.
- The Dentist should use methodical questioning to elucidate further details.
Correct Answer

A. The asking the patients tell the Mather for the first visit in a hospital

Explanation

History taking in a dental clinic refers to the process of gathering information about the patient's medical and dental history in order to conduct an examination and make a diagnosis. It involves discussing with the patient about their concerns and using methodical questioning to gather further details. Asking the patient to tell their mother about their first visit to a hospital is not a part of history taking in this context.

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Mary 36 year old came to the dental clinic, he Complain of Chronic gum disease, and dental history were finding normal and have the experience of bleeding gum for a year, Which the following the most likely to interview is the first personal information in the history taking focus?
- Name, age, sex
- Address, Marital status
- Weight, height
- Phone, E-mail
- Handy number
Correct Answer

A. Name, age, sex

Explanation

The most likely first personal information to focus on in the history taking is the name, age, and sex. This information is important for identifying the patient and determining their demographic characteristics. It also helps in keeping track of the patient's medical records and history. The other options such as address, marital status, weight, height, phone, email, and handy number may be relevant for certain aspects of the patient's history, but they are not as crucial as the basic identification information.

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Mary 36 year old came to the dental clinic, he Complain of the Pericoronitit of the molar 38 and the dental hisstory were finding normal and have the experience of bleeding gum and painfully for two week, Which the following the most likely to interview is the chief complaint/history taking focus on the Pain except is the:?
- Palpation and precaution during visit
- Duration of the pain persisted
- Location of the exactly is the pain
- Fell more during the day or sleep
Correct Answer

A. Palpation and precaution during visit

Explanation

The correct answer is "Palpation and precaution during visit." This answer is the most likely focus of the chief complaint/history taking because it addresses the immediate concerns of the patient during their visit to the dental clinic. Palpation refers to the examination of the affected area through touch, which can help determine the extent of the problem and any potential complications. Precaution during the visit is also important to ensure the patient's safety and to avoid aggravating their condition. Therefore, this option is the most relevant in addressing the patient's pain and discomfort during the visit.

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25 year old of the women to come the hospital every year for the medical and dental check up, the list of the Medical history is the information about certain medical conditions for the dental management, which one most likely in the condition my affective during to the ?
- Dental practices
- Providing treatment
- Attendance for dental care
- Medical complications
Correct Answer

A. Dental practices

Explanation

The correct answer is "Dental practices." Based on the information provided, the question is asking which condition is most likely to affect the dental management of the patient. The term "Dental practices" refers to the procedures and protocols followed by dentists in providing dental care. Therefore, it is logical to assume that the condition affecting dental management would be related to the practices followed by dentists.

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The Patient 16 year old, he is the extremely pain the tooth 36 in the might night, the past dental history is the history of dental treatment undergone by the patient, along with patients experience before, during and after the dental treatment, likely one the following the Dentist receive from patients?
- Last visit
- Before
- During exam
- First time
Correct Answer

A. Last visit

Explanation

The correct answer is "Last visit". This is because the question is asking about the likely information that the dentist would receive from the patient. In this case, the patient is experiencing extreme pain in tooth 36 at night and the question mentions the patient's past dental history. The most relevant information about the patient's dental history would likely come from their last visit to the dentist, as it would provide the most recent information about any treatments or experiences related to the tooth in question.

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Mary, she is 25 year old, she come the dental clinic because she is problem about the cellulitis from the tooth 28 but she have the allergic after the dentist ask her and take noted history in the observation. Which one following the mostly any allergies we are to seen it in the:?
- Drug of history
- Past dental history
- History of dental treatment
- Medical history
Correct Answer

A. Drug of history

Explanation

The correct answer is "Drug of history." In the given scenario, Mary is experiencing an allergic reaction after the dentist asks her about her medical history and takes note of it. This suggests that the dentist needs to inquire about any allergies to drugs that Mary may have, as it is the most relevant factor in her current situation. Past dental history and history of dental treatment may provide some context, but they are not directly related to her allergic reaction.

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Marya, she is 45 year old, she come the dental clinic because she is problem about the cellulitis from the tooth 28 but she have the allergic, diabetic, and her mother to die by cancer of the breast after the dentist ask her and take noted history in the observation. Which one following the mostly the genetic condition we are to question ask the patient seen it in the history of:?
- Family
- Dental
- Medical
- Social
Correct Answer

A. Family

Explanation

The correct answer is "Family" because the question is asking about a genetic condition that the patient may have seen in their family history.

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Smoking, alcohol, Drug and accommodation is the:?
- Social history
- Medical history
- Past dental history
- Family history
Correct Answer

A. Social history

Explanation

The correct answer is social history because smoking, alcohol, drug use, and accommodation are all factors that are related to an individual's social habits and lifestyle choices. Medical history would focus more on past and current medical conditions and treatments, past dental history would focus on previous dental treatments and oral health, and family history would focus on the medical conditions and health history of the individual's family members. Therefore, social history is the most appropriate category for these factors.

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The term of the oral examination is the exposed?
- Surface structure of the head neck and face, Detailed examination of the oral cavity, dentition, oropharynx,
- Surface structure of the head neck and face
- Detailed examination of the oral cavity, dentition, oropharynx,
- Detailed examination of lingual for the mastication and specking.
Correct Answer

A. Surface structure of the head neck and face, Detailed examination of the oral cavity, dentition, oropharynx,

Explanation

The correct answer is a combination of two options: "Surface structure of the head neck and face" and "Detailed examination of the oral cavity, dentition, oropharynx." This suggests that the term of the oral examination involves both assessing the external features of the head, neck, and face, as well as conducting a thorough examination of the oral cavity, teeth, and oropharynx. The option "Detailed examination of lingual for the mastication and specking" is not included in the correct answer, indicating that it is not relevant to the term of the oral examination.

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The clearance of Examination of Dentistry to : ?
- All answers
- Top elicit other conditions
- Have a specific diagnosis
- Assist dentist to make an appropriate and
- Sufficient treatment
Correct Answer

A. All answers

Explanation

The correct answer is "All answers." This means that all of the options provided are correct explanations for the clearance of the Examination of Dentistry. The clearance is necessary to elicit other conditions, have a specific diagnosis, and assist the dentist in making an appropriate and sufficient treatment plan.

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There are three basic rules for every clinical examination except one:?
- General before simple
- General before local
- External before internal
- Simple before complex
- None answers
Correct Answer

A. General before simple

Explanation

The correct answer is "General before simple." This means that in a clinical examination, the general aspects of a patient's condition should be assessed before focusing on specific or simple aspects. This rule ensures that a comprehensive evaluation is conducted and potential underlying issues are not overlooked.

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13.

The classical method of examination follows the following sequence: ?
- All answers
- Inspection
- Auscultation
- Palpation
- Percussion
Correct Answer

A. All answers

Explanation

The correct answer is "All answers" because the classical method of examination involves performing all of the listed actions in sequence. This means that before moving on to the next step, the examiner must first obtain all of the necessary answers from the patient. Only after gathering this information can they proceed with the physical examination, which includes inspection, auscultation, palpation, and percussion.

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The recording the correct data from oral examination ?
- Dentist will find diagnosis and treatment
- Dentist will find history and treatment
- Dentist will find treatment for stages more easily
- Dentist will find diagnosis, history and treatment
Correct Answer

A. Dentist will find diagnosis and treatment

Explanation

The correct answer is "Dentist will find diagnosis and treatment." When recording the correct data from an oral examination, the dentist will be able to accurately diagnose the patient's condition and determine the appropriate treatment plan. By having accurate data, the dentist can make informed decisions and provide the best possible care for the patient.

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In the name of dentist, we should check on the extra oral except one:?
- Mucosa gingival and peri oral
- General survey
- Limbs and extremities
- Vital sign, Head and neck
Correct Answer

A. Mucosa gingival and peri oral

Explanation

The correct answer is "Mucosa gingival and peri oral." When checking on the extra oral, a dentist should examine the general survey, limbs and extremities, vital signs, and head and neck. However, the mucosa gingival and peri oral are part of the intraoral examination, not the extra oral examination.

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Extra oral examination to exam the ?
- Eyes, Lymph nodes, TMJ and Salivary glands
- Face, mouth, mucosa tongue and glands system
- Head, face, neck and mucosa soft tissue.
- All above
Correct Answer

A. Eyes, Lymph nodes, TMJ and Salivary glands

Explanation

This answer is correct because extra oral examination involves examining the areas outside of the mouth. Eyes, lymph nodes, TMJ (temporomandibular joint), and salivary glands are all part of the extra oral examination as they are located outside of the mouth. The other options mentioned in the question, such as face, mouth, mucosa, tongue, and glands system, are part of the intraoral examination, which focuses on the inside of the mouth. Head, face, neck, and mucosa soft tissue are also part of the extra oral examination, but they are not the only areas that are examined. Therefore, the correct answer is Eyes, Lymph nodes, TMJ and Salivary glands.

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Head and neck examination to exam the:?
- All answers
- Hair, Eyes, ears, nose and facial form
- Lips, Lymph node, Sinuses, Oro-facial Region
- Parotid glands, TMJ, Muscles of Mastication
Correct Answer

A. All answers

Explanation

The correct answer is "All answers." This means that during a head and neck examination, all aspects mentioned in the other answer choices should be examined, including hair, eyes, ears, nose, facial form, lips, lymph nodes, sinuses, oro-facial region, parotid glands, TMJ, and muscles of mastication.

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18.

Intra oral to exam the:?
- Lip Labial mucosa Cheek, the palate
- The floor of the mouth Teeth, and nose
- Tongue The dorsum of the tongue and Face
- All answers
Correct Answer

A. Lip Labial mucosa Cheek, the palate

Explanation

This answer suggests that the purpose of the intraoral examination is to examine the lip, labial mucosa, cheek, and palate. This would involve looking for any abnormalities or issues in these areas such as lesions, swelling, or discoloration. The other options listed, such as the floor of the mouth, teeth, nose, tongue, dorsum of the tongue, and face, may also be examined during an intraoral examination, but the given answer specifically focuses on the lip, labial mucosa, cheek, and palate.

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As a dentist, we should check on: Oral mucosa and soft tissue, Bony structure, Teeth and supporting structures is the:?
- Intra oral examination
- Extra oral examination
- TMJ and Oro- facial mucosa examination
- All answers
Correct Answer

A. Intra oral examination

Explanation

As a dentist, it is important to conduct an intra oral examination to check on various aspects of the patient's oral health. This includes examining the oral mucosa and soft tissues, the bony structure of the mouth, as well as the teeth and supporting structures. By conducting an intra oral examination, the dentist can assess the overall health of the patient's mouth and identify any potential issues or abnormalities that may require treatment or further investigation.

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20.

Intra oral to exam the:?
- All answers
- Area between the dental arches occupied by the anterior portion of the tongue
- Area between the teeth and cheeks
- Portion of the pharynx (throat) visualized through the oral cavity
Correct Answer

A. All answers

Explanation

The correct answer is "All answers." This means that all of the options provided are correct explanations for the term "intra oral." Intra oral refers to anything that occurs or is located within the oral cavity, so all of the given options describe different aspects of the oral cavity that can be examined.

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Intra oral examination, as a dentist, we should check on:?
- All answers
- Oral mucosa and soft tissue
- Bony structure
- Teeth and supporting structures
Correct Answer

A. All answers

Explanation

As a dentist, during an intra oral examination, it is important to check on all aspects of the oral cavity. This includes examining the oral mucosa and soft tissues for any abnormalities or signs of disease, assessing the bony structure for any issues such as bone loss or fractures, and examining the teeth and supporting structures for any signs of decay, gum disease, or other dental problems. By checking on all these aspects, a comprehensive assessment of the patient's oral health can be made, allowing for appropriate diagnosis and treatment planning.

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Oral Mucosa and soft tissue is the:?
- All answers
- Lips, buccal and vestibular mucosa, Gingiva
- Hard and soft palates, Uvula, Pharynx, Tongue
- Floor of mouth, Tonsils, Glands salivary, Frenum and lingual frenum
Correct Answer

A. All answers

Explanation

The correct answer is "All answers." The oral mucosa and soft tissue include the lips, buccal and vestibular mucosa, gingiva, hard and soft palates, uvula, pharynx, tongue, floor of the mouth, tonsils, salivary glands, frenum, and lingual frenum.

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Bony structure is the:?
- All answers
- Maxillary and Mandible arch
- Torus palatine and mandible
- Maxillary tuberosity and Retro-molar pad
Correct Answer

A. All answers

Explanation

The correct answer is "All answers." This means that the bony structure refers to all of the options provided, which include the maxillary and mandible arch, torus palatine and mandible, and maxillary tuberosity and retro-molar pad. In other words, the bony structure can be any combination of these structures or all of them together.

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24.

Teeth and supporting structures except one:?
- Torus
- Teeth
- Periodontium
- Pulpe
Correct Answer

A. Torus

Explanation

The correct answer is Torus. A torus is a bony growth that can occur in the mouth, typically on the roof of the mouth or on the lower jaw. It is not directly related to teeth or their supporting structures such as the periodontium (which includes the gums, periodontal ligament, and alveolar bone) or the pulpe (the soft tissue inside the tooth). Therefore, the torus is the exception among the given options.

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25.

The peri-oral to exam the:?
- Facial skin around the mouth
- Area between the dental arches occupied
- Area between the teeth and cheeks
- All answers
Correct Answer

A. Facial skin around the mouth

Explanation

The correct answer is "Facial skin around the mouth." This is because the term "peri-oral" refers to the area around the mouth. It includes the skin around the lips, the corners of the mouth, and the skin between the nose and upper lip. This area is important to examine as it can show signs of aging, sun damage, and various skin conditions.

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26.

Para-clinic examination on the:?
- All answers
- Radiography, Pule vitality
- Blood test, biopsy
- Study model
Correct Answer

A. All answers

Explanation

The correct answer is "All answers" because para-clinic examination refers to a range of diagnostic tests and procedures that are conducted outside of the clinical setting. These tests can include radiography, which involves the use of X-rays to produce images of the internal structures of the body, blood tests to analyze the composition and function of blood, biopsies to obtain tissue samples for further analysis, and study models to assess the anatomical features of a patient. Therefore, all of these options are valid examples of para-clinic examinations.

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27.

The temperature, Tension artery pulse, Rhythm respirator is the:?
- Vital Signe
- Symptom Signe
- Clinical Signe
- Para clinic Signe
Correct Answer

A. Vital Signe

Explanation

The given correct answer is "Vital Signe." Vital signs are measurements of the body's basic functions and are used to assess a person's overall health. Temperature, arterial pulse tension, and respiratory rhythm are all considered vital signs. These measurements provide important information about a person's physiological state and can help healthcare professionals diagnose and monitor various medical conditions.

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28.

Tension artery, the systolic and diastolic in normal from:?
- 120 80
- 120-139 80-89
- 140-159 90-99
- 160-179 100-109
Correct Answer

A. 120 80

Explanation

The given answer, 120/80, represents the normal range for systolic and diastolic blood pressure. Systolic pressure refers to the pressure in the arteries when the heart beats and pumps blood, while diastolic pressure refers to the pressure in the arteries when the heart is at rest between beats. A blood pressure reading of 120/80 is considered within the normal range and indicates a healthy blood pressure level.

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Prehypertension artery, the systolic and diastolic from:?
- 120-139 80-89
- 140-159 90-99
- 160-179 100-109
- ≥ 180 ≥ 110
Correct Answer

A. 120-139 80-89

Explanation

This answer indicates that prehypertension is defined by a systolic blood pressure reading between 120-139 mmHg and a diastolic blood pressure reading between 80-89 mmHg.

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30.

Normal per microliter of the Platelets from:?
- 150 000 – 300 000
- 50 000 – 140 000
- 350 000 - 400 000
- 450 000 - 500 000
Correct Answer

A. 150 000 – 300 000

Explanation

The normal range for the number of platelets per microliter of blood is 150,000 to 300,000. This range is considered normal because it represents the typical amount of platelets found in a healthy individual's blood. Platelets are important for blood clotting and maintaining overall hemostasis in the body. Any values below or above this range may indicate a potential health issue, such as a bleeding disorder or a bone marrow disorder.

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The function of the platelets:?Primary hemostasis : platelet plug Seconded hemostasis : the coagulation cascade
- All answers
- Vasculature maintenance
- Reservoir for soluble factor
Correct Answer

A. All answers

Explanation

The correct answer is "All answers." The function of platelets includes primary hemostasis, where they form a platelet plug to stop bleeding, and secondary hemostasis, where they participate in the coagulation cascade. Platelets also play a role in vasculature maintenance and act as a reservoir for soluble factors. Therefore, all of the given answers are correct.

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This test measures all of the cholesterol in all the lipoprotein particles, is the:?
- Cholesterol
- High-density lipoprotein (HDL)
- Low-density lipoprotein (LDL)
- Very low-density lipoprotein (VLDL)
- Triglyceride
Correct Answer

A. Cholesterol

Explanation

This test measures all of the cholesterol in all the lipoprotein particles, including high-density lipoprotein (HDL), low-density lipoprotein (LDL), very low-density lipoprotein (VLDL), and triglyceride.

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Often called good cholesterol ; because it remove excess cholesterol and caries it to the liver for remove, is the:?
- High-density lipoprotein (HDL)
- Low-density lipoprotein (LDL)
- Very low-density lipoprotein (VLDL)
- Triglyceride
- Cholesterol
Correct Answer

A. High-density lipoprotein (HDL)

Explanation

High-density lipoprotein (HDL) is often called good cholesterol because it removes excess cholesterol from the bloodstream and carries it to the liver for removal. HDL helps to prevent the buildup of plaque in the arteries, reducing the risk of heart disease. LDL, VLDL, triglycerides, and cholesterol are not typically referred to as good cholesterol and do not have the same beneficial effects on heart health as HDL.

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Often called bad cholesterol because it deposits excess cholesterol in wall of blood vessel . Which can contribute to atherosclerosis, is the:?
- Low-density lipoprotein (LDL)
- Triglyceride
- Cholesterol
- High-density lipoprotein (HDL)
- Very low-density lipoprotein (VLDL)
Correct Answer

A. Low-density lipoprotein (LDL)

Explanation

LDL is often referred to as "bad cholesterol" because it has a higher proportion of cholesterol compared to protein. It carries cholesterol from the liver to the cells in the body, and if there is an excess of LDL, it can deposit cholesterol in the walls of blood vessels. This can lead to the formation of plaques and contribute to the development of atherosclerosis, a condition characterized by the narrowing and hardening of the arteries.

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Calculated from triglyceride . This formula is bas on the typical composition of VLDL particles, is the:?
- Very low-density lipoprotein (VLDL)
- High-density lipoprotein (HDL)
- Low-density lipoprotein (LDL)
- Triglyceride
- Cholesterol
Correct Answer

A. Very low-density lipoprotein (VLDL)

Explanation

This formula is calculated from triglyceride levels and is based on the typical composition of VLDL particles. VLDL is a type of lipoprotein that carries triglycerides from the liver to the peripheral tissues. Therefore, it is the correct answer in this context.

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Measure all the triglyceride in all the lipoprotein particles , most is in the VLDL, is the: ?
- Triglyceride
- High-density lipoprotein (HDL)
- Low-density lipoprotein (LDL)
- Cholesterol
- Very low-density lipoprotein (VLDL)
Correct Answer

A. Triglyceride

Explanation

The correct answer is Triglyceride. Triglycerides are a type of fat that are found in various lipoprotein particles, with the majority being present in VLDL (Very low-density lipoprotein). Lipoproteins are responsible for transporting triglycerides and cholesterol throughout the body. Therefore, measuring all the triglyceride in all the lipoprotein particles would provide the most accurate assessment of triglyceride levels in the body.

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Determines the percentage of red blood cell in the blood, is the:?
- Hematocrit
- Triglyceride
- Cholesterol
- Platelets
Correct Answer

A. Hematocrit

Explanation

Hematocrit is a measure of the percentage of red blood cells in the blood. It is often used to diagnose and monitor conditions such as anemia, polycythemia, and dehydration. By measuring the hematocrit level, healthcare professionals can assess the blood's ability to carry oxygen and deliver it to the body's tissues. This information is crucial in determining overall blood health and identifying any potential abnormalities or disorders.

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The hemostasis: platelet plug and Seconded hemostasis : the coagulation cascade, Vasculature maintenance, Reservoir for soluble factor, is the function of the:?
- Platelets
- Hematocrit
- Triglyceride
- Cholesterol
Correct Answer

A. Platelets

Explanation

Platelets play a crucial role in hemostasis, which is the process of stopping bleeding. They form a platelet plug at the site of injury to prevent further blood loss. Additionally, platelets are involved in the coagulation cascade, which leads to the formation of a fibrin clot to seal the injured blood vessel. Platelets also help in maintaining the integrity of blood vessels, act as a reservoir for soluble factors involved in clotting, and contribute to the overall function of hemostasis. Therefore, the correct answer is Platelets.

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The Teeth and supporting structures and Bony structure is intra oral examination except one:?
- Blood test, Biopsy
- Torus Mandible
- Pulp, Peridontium
- Maxillary arch
Correct Answer

A. Blood test, Biopsy

Explanation

The question is asking which option is not included in an intraoral examination of the teeth and supporting structures. Intraoral examinations involve examining the oral cavity and its structures, such as the teeth, gums, and bones. Blood tests and biopsies, however, are not part of an intraoral examination as they involve analyzing blood samples and taking tissue samples for further analysis. Therefore, the correct answer is "Blood test, Biopsy."

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40.

The radiography, pule vitality, Blood test, Biopsy and study model is the:?
- Para-clinic examination
- Extra oral examination
- Intra oral examination
- All answers
Correct Answer

A. Para-clinic examination

Explanation

The correct answer is "Para-clinic examination." Para-clinic examination refers to diagnostic procedures that are performed outside of the clinical setting, such as radiography, pulse vitality, blood tests, biopsy, and study models. These tests are used to gather additional information about a patient's condition and aid in the diagnosis and treatment planning process. Extra oral and intra oral examinations, on the other hand, refer to clinical examinations that are conducted within the oral cavity or on the outside of the oral cavity, respectively. Therefore, the correct answer is para-clinic examination as it encompasses all the mentioned diagnostic procedures.

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The oral examination can help us getting a clear:?
- Diagnosis and successful treatment
- Diagnosis and complication list
- Diagnosis and surgery management
- All answer
Correct Answer

A. Diagnosis and successful treatment

Explanation

The oral examination can help us in diagnosing oral health issues and determining the appropriate treatment plan. By examining the oral cavity, a dentist can identify any abnormalities, such as cavities, gum disease, or oral cancer, and provide the necessary treatment to address these issues. Therefore, the oral examination is crucial for diagnosing oral health problems and ensuring successful treatment.

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Identification of the nature of an illness or other problem by examination of the symptoms (all information and complaint from patient)?
- Diagnosis Management
- Taking history Management
- Treatment Management
- Examination plant
Correct Answer

A. Diagnosis Management

Explanation

Diagnosis management involves identifying the nature of an illness or problem by examining the symptoms and information provided by the patient. It is the process of analyzing and interpreting the symptoms in order to determine the underlying cause of the condition. This is done through various methods such as medical history taking, physical examination, and diagnostic tests. Once the diagnosis is made, appropriate management strategies can be implemented to treat the condition effectively.

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43.

The specific reason for which the patient has presented himself to the clinic:?
- The chief complain
- The complication list of burning
- The complication of illness
- The complication of sensation
Correct Answer

A. The chief complain

Explanation

The correct answer is "The chief complaint." The chief complaint refers to the specific reason for which the patient has presented themselves to the clinic. It is the main issue or symptom that the patient is experiencing and wants to address during their visit.

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44.

The chef complain should be recorded in the:?
- All answers
- Patient’s own word
- Marked in quotation marks
- Master problem list
Correct Answer

A. All answers

Explanation

The correct answer is "All answers" because when recording a chef's complaint, it is important to capture it in the patient's own words, mark it in quotation marks to indicate it is a direct quote, and include it in the master problem list for comprehensive documentation. By choosing "All answers," the answer encompasses all the appropriate methods for recording the chef's complaint accurately and thoroughly.

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45.

The time of onset, Mode of onset, the site, changes in intensity/quality, severity of complaint is the:?
- History of the chief complain
- History of sitting
- History of the time and mode onset
- History of drug complication
Correct Answer

A. History of the chief complain

Explanation

The correct answer is "History of the chief complaint." This is because the question is asking about the various factors related to the chief complaint, such as the time and mode of onset, the site, changes in intensity/quality, and severity of the complaint. These factors are important in understanding the patient's condition and providing appropriate treatment.

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The diagnosis is identify the nature and cause of a disease or injury through the?
- Examination and review of laboratory data and Biopsy
- Oral examination and treatment by Biopsy.
- Evaluation of patient focus on the treatment and blood test.
- Evaluation of the patient to review by palpation and X-Ray.
Correct Answer

A. Examination and review of laboratory data and Biopsy

Explanation

The correct answer is "Examination and review of laboratory data and Biopsy." This is because the diagnosis of a disease or injury involves conducting a thorough examination of the patient, which includes reviewing laboratory data such as blood tests, imaging tests, and other diagnostic tests. Additionally, a biopsy may be necessary to obtain a sample of tissue for further analysis and confirmation of the diagnosis.

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47.

The reasons of tooth ache or Pain after dental filling is the:?
- Chief complain
- History of pain
- Worry on sensation
- Treatment
Correct Answer

A. Chief complain

Explanation

The correct answer is "Chief complain". This is because the chief complaint refers to the main reason why the patient sought dental treatment in the first place. In the context of toothache or pain after a dental filling, the chief complaint would provide valuable information about the specific symptoms experienced by the patient, allowing the dentist to diagnose and address the issue effectively.

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48.

The dental test to make the diagnosis by:?
- All answers
- Thermal test
- Electric pulp test
- Percussion
Correct Answer

A. All answers

Explanation

The correct answer is "All answers" because making a diagnosis in dentistry often requires a combination of different tests and examinations. The thermal test involves applying hot or cold stimuli to assess the sensitivity of the tooth, while the electric pulp test measures the tooth's response to electrical stimulation. Percussion is a technique used to tap on the teeth to assess pain or sensitivity. By considering the results of all these tests together, a dentist can make a more accurate diagnosis.

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The final diagnosis for the dentist decision depend on the ?
- Blood test and Biopsy
- Sensation and Blood test
- Palpation and percussion,
- Panoramic x-ray only
Correct Answer

A. Blood test and Biopsy

Explanation

The final diagnosis for the dentist's decision depends on the blood test and biopsy. These two procedures are crucial in determining the presence of any abnormalities or diseases in the patient's oral health. Blood tests can provide valuable information about the patient's overall health and identify any underlying conditions that may affect their oral health. Biopsy, on the other hand, involves taking a sample of tissue from the affected area for further examination under a microscope, which can help in diagnosing oral diseases such as oral cancer. Therefore, both blood tests and biopsies are essential in making an accurate diagnosis and determining the appropriate course of treatment.

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Intra oral to exam the:?

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Intra oral to exam the:?

Intra oral examination, as a dentist, we should check on:?

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Bony structure is the:?

Teeth and supporting structures except one:?

The peri-oral to exam the:?

Para-clinic examination on the:?

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Prehypertension artery, the systolic and diastolic from:?

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The dental test to make the diagnosis by:?

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