LDEK questions: Oral surgery — page 2

481 questions in Oral surgery. Open a question to see the answer options and a hint.

51. The methods of oro-antral communication closure include: Question 51
52. Indicate the false statement concerning fibro-odontoma: Question 52
53. The measurement of trismus can be performed by measuring the opening of the mouth in the midline between the lower and upper incisors using fingers. Indicate the true… Question 53
54. Horner syndrome is a complication which may occur after: Question 54
55. The gold standard regarding bone and bone replacement materials is: Question 55
56. Indicate the true statements concerning nasopharyngeal cyst: Question 56
57. What is the cause of submental abscess? Question 57
58. Cherubism is a symmetrical, usually bilateral, distension involving the bones of the face, causing the characteristic prominence. Indicate the correct descriptions of… Question 58
59. The symptoms of acute maxilla inflammation do not include: Question 59
60. Indicate the method of treatment of eruption cyst: Question 60
61. Trauner’s procedure: Question 61
62. Indicate the true statements concerning lip cancer: Question 62
63. Which of the following clinical pictures may be diagnosed as Gorlin-Goltz syndrome? Question 63
64. Indicate the false statement concerning penicillin antibiotics: Question 64
65. The indication for chemical curettage, after histopathological examination and enucleation of the lesion, is: Question 65
66. According to the 1997 guidelines by the American Heart Association in patients with the high risk of infective endocarditis, antibiotic prophylaxis is not obligatory… Question 66
67. Indications for general antibiotic treatment are: Question 67
68. Paralysis of the facial nerve (VII) does not occur in: Question 68
69. Selective embolization is one of the methods of haemangioma treatment. Choose the true statement characterizing this method: Question 69
70. Diplopia is an important pathologic symptom in the course of: Question 70
71. Indicate the true sentences concerning Hoigne’s syndrome: Question 71
72. The cause of postextractional bleeding might be: Question 72
73. Antibiotic therapy in the treatment of osteoradionecrosis is used in: Question 73
74. Prior to extracting decayed teeth 84 and 85 in a 6-year-old child weighing 20 kg, suffering from hypetrophic cardiomyopathy, one should first administer: Question 74
75. Indicate the correct statement concerning the extraoral technique of the inferior alveolar nerve block: Question 75
76. An absolute contraindication to tooth extraction is: Question 76
77. The possible causes of lymphadenopathy include: Question 77
78. The mental nerve block allows performing a painless procedure in the area of: Question 78
79. Artery vessel damage can occur as a complication of: Question 79
80. Indicate the false statement concerning the straight forceps of the Tomes-Berten set: Question 80
81. During an epileptic seizure in the dental office, the main form of treatment is diazepam. In the case of an adult patient, it should be applied intramuscularly or… Question 81
82. In the course of a difficult lower third molar eruption, the following complications may occur: Question 82
83. Deferred implantation is performed: Question 83
84. The indications for the removal of clinically and radiologically symptomless third molars after assessing the post-operational risk, include: Question 84
85. The complications after intraligamentary anesthesia may include: Question 85
86. Transient or permanent paresthesia may be a complication of a nerve block. It is observed most frequently after anaesthesia performed with: Question 86
87. The ability of the material to autonomously generate bone tissue is called: Question 87
88. In order to extract the mesial root of tooth 37 fractured below the bone edge, one can use: Question 88
89. Indicate features characteristic of odontogenic myxoma: Question 89
90. Choose the correct sentences describing the Partsch incision: Question 90
91. Which of the following is a benign tumor of salivary glands? Question 91
92. The group of tumors that might contain odontogenic epithelium and ectomesenchyme and can develop hard tissue structures, includes: Question 92
93. The augmentation materials of an average rate of resorption include: Question 93
94. Dental procedures of intermediate bleeding risk include: Question 94
95. The correct management in the case of an anterior mandibular luxation is: Question 95
96. Chipped mug symptom (patient feels as if they were drinking from a chipped mug while in fact the mug is normal) may occur in the case of: Question 96
97. Indicate the true statements concerning dental treatment in pregnant women: Question 97
98. Indicate the true statements concerning the keratocystic odontogenic tumour (KCOT): Question 98
99. In the assessment of maxillary sinus conditions before the closure of the oral-sinus connection after tooth extraction, one has to consider: Question 99
100. Which of the following local anesthetics shows the best bone penetration? Question 100

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