HEENT & Dental Exam Practice Test

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HEENT & Dental Exam Practice Test

The visible portion of the auditory system, made up of a cartilaginous framework also known as the pinna:

The coiled bony structure of the inner ear:

Inflammation of the auditory canal and surface of the tympanic membrane:

Produces a black light that causes certain substances to fluoresce. Used primarily to determine the presence of fungi on skin lesions:

The skull is composed of seven bones (two frontal, three parietal, one temporal and one occipital)

The facial muscles are innervated by which two two nerves:

In which anatomical direction is the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) located in relation to the tragus of the ear:

The external eye is composed of which of the following structures:

The major accessible artery of the face passing anterior to the ear is the:

The dense, avascular structure that appears anteriorly as the white of the eye:

The sensory network of the eye. It transforms light impulses into electrical impulses:

Which is the correct order in which sound vibrations travel through the ossicles:

The structures of the inner ear are comprised of:

The medial wall of each nasal cavity is formed by the:

The principal functions of the nasal cavities include:

Which two sinuses are readily accessible to clinical examination:

Throbbing, pounding and boring would be under which category of a headache in a history of present illness (HPI):

Coarse hair is an abnormality associated with what condition:

When testing visual acuity what is the typical eye chart used as well as the appropriate distance:

Large pupils are characterized by a value of:

Small pupils are characterized by a value of:

Fine rhythmic oscillation of the eyes is called:

The device used to examine the posterior structure of the retina is called:

When inspecting the pharynx, the rise of the soft palate is a test for the:

The lymph nodes characterized by location at the angle of the mandible:

A 26 year old patient tells you that they are experiencing photophobia, foreign body sensation with a history of contact lens use and rubbing of the eyes. The most likely assessment would be:

You observe in a 35 year old patient red eyes, crusting eyelids, and signs of herpetic vesicles. The most likely assessment would be:

You observe in an assessment of a 40 year old patient conjunctiva and sclera injection, visible foreign bodies and blurred vision. The most likely assessment would be:

You observe in a 50 year old patient decreased ear drum mobility and a bulging tympanic membrane. The most likely assessment would be:

You observe in a 55 year old patient a trismus clenched jaw, hot potato voice and halitosis. The most likely assessment would be:

Which point range indicates a positive predictive value for group A streptococcal infection:

Pain and inflammation resulting from exposed bone associated with disturbance of a blood clot after extraction of a tooth is referred to as:

A superficial infection caused by a yeast like fungus also known as thrush:

Inflammation of the gingiva around a partially erupted tooth:

Permanent teeth are characterized by how many teeth:

Primary teeth are lettered by:

A general term to denote the inflammation of the oral mucosa:

The 3 main types of oral mucosa are:

The Gingiva protect the alveolar process and periodontal ligament from:

The dental arch not capable of movement:

The part of the crown exposed in the mouth:

The following dental classifications are considered worldwide deployable:

The surface of the mandibular and maxillary teeth which is closest to the tongue:

The anatomical position of the Incisors and Canines is:

During the process of aspiration in which blood, pus and salvia is removed the most appropriate device to use would be a:

To ensure dental infection control guidelines are followed training is required:

A fracture involving the enamel and the dentin layers with no pulp exposed: