Question 570 · LDEK · Diagnosis
Match the type of pain with pulpal pathology:
1) throbbing pain;
2) new-onset pain;
3) pain at night;
4) referred pain; a) pulpitis with associated hyperaemia; b) acute reversible pulpitis; c) irreversible pulpitis; d) pulpitis with purulent exudate.
The correct answer is:
2) new-onset pain;
3) pain at night;
4) referred pain; a) pulpitis with associated hyperaemia; b) acute reversible pulpitis; c) irreversible pulpitis; d) pulpitis with purulent exudate.
The correct answer is:
- A. 1d,2b,3a,4c.
- B. 1a,2c,3b,4d.
- C. 1c,2a,3d,4b.
- D. 1d,2c,3b,4a.
- E. 1b,2d,3c,4a.
Hint
Link each pain feature to its mechanism: pressure from pus, a short stimulus-evoked reaction, posture-related congestion, poor localisation.
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