LDEK questions: Pediatric dentistry — page 9
493 questions in Pediatric dentistry. Open a question to see the answer options and a hint.
- The most common symptoms after skull irradiation include oral cavity pain and dysphagia. Exacerbation of such symptoms occurs after: Question 26 (part 2)
- Grade 3 mucositis symptoms, when using anticancer drugs, include: Question 27 (part 2)
- Choose risk factors of lymphoma development: Question 28 (part 2)
- Choose rarely occurring chronic inflammatory disease, which is characterized by triad of symptoms: recurrent oral and reproductive organs mucous membrane aphthae and… Question 29 (part 2)
- Choose often occurring endocrine disorder developing between 12 and 14 years of age, more often in girls, with coexisting accelerated growth and development of the… Question 30 (part 2)
- In case of hyperfunction of pituitary gland, the effect of growth hormone overproduction in people with overgrown epiphyseal growth zones in long bones, is: Question 31 (part 2)
- Such symptoms as: polydipsia, polyuria, weight loss, enuresis, recurring infections and candidiasis and possible glycosuria may indicate: Question 32 (part 2)
- Bone fragility, blue sclera, progressive hearing loss and dental changes, are characteristic for: Question 33 (part 2)
- Choose rare benign lesion observed only in infants, originating from the gingiva covering the alveolar process, characterized by mesenchymal cells proliferation with… Question 34 (part 2)
- Indicate the disease featuring the ulceration on the lower surface of the tongue, triggered by injuries caused by moving the tongue in the anteroposterior direction… Question 35 (part 2)
- Clusters of small 2-5 small shallow ulcerations sized below 5mm, occurring on non-keratinized mucosa, with central yellow pseudomembranous necrotic focus with… Question 36 (part 2)
- White plaque on oral mucosa in children, which after removal leave reddened, sometimes bleeding surface, is: Question 37 (part 2)
- Infection caused by Coxsackie A group virus, where prodromal symptoms occur, cluster of 4 to 5 vesicles on the palate, palatal arches and pharynx, and also on hands and… Question 38 (part 2)
- In CRA questionnaire for children aged 0 to 5 years, the indicator for moderate risk of caries is: Question 39 (part 2)
- Choose correct statement concerning the PUFA index: Question 41 (part 2)
- Choose a clinical case of acute caries of early childhood: Question 42 (part 2)
- The evaluation of risk of caries development in a 1 y. o. child: Question 43 (part 2)
- Choose correct statements regarding primary teeth caries: Question 44 (part 2)
- Indicate true statement regarding the ITR method: Question 45 (part 2)
- Choose correct statements regarding the Hall technique: Question 46 (part 2)
- The most commonly observed type of fissure on the occlusal surface is a fissure shaped as: Question 47 (part 2)
- Primarily primary prevention consists in: Question 48 (part 2)
- The Green and Vermillion’s simplified oral hygiene index (OHI-S) is used for assessing following surfaces: Question 49 (part 2)
- In a 5 y. o. child with caries risk estimated as high, it is recommended to use products containing high fluoride concentration, including: Question 50 (part 2)
- Choose false statements regarding toothpastes: Question 51 (part 2)
- High fluoride concentration in contact with enamel lasts for: Question 52 (part 2)
- Choose the minimum amount of paste containing 1000ppm of fluoride swallowed accidentally by a child weighing 20kg, which caused early symptoms of poisoning: Question 53 (part 2)
- The most common complication of deciduous tooth injury visible in permanent tooth is: Question 54 (part 2)
- Choose correct statement concerning completely luxated permanent tooth: Question 55 (part 2)
- Clinical examination of tooth 11 post trauma revealed crown reddish discoloration, increased mobility, displacement towards the palate, pain at palpation and bleeding… Question 56 (part 2)
- In case of root and crown fracture, extrusion of apical fragment is performed: Question 57 (part 2)
- Indicate true statement regarding the tooth decoronation: Question 58 (part 2)
- Clinical examination of a child aged 3.5 years revealed shortening of the clinical crown of tooth 51, oedema and reddening of the gingiva in anterior part of the… Question 59 (part 2)
- A precancerous lesion of oral cavity most frequently encountered in children is: Question 60 (part 2)
- Indicate true statement regarding the leukaemia in a child: Question 61 (part 2)
- Child abuse is usually indicated when: Question 62 (part 2)
- Choose correct statement regarding the permanent tooth root apexification: Question 63 (part 2)
- An 8-year-old child, generally healthy, reported with acute, long-term pain of tooth 84. Clinical examination revealed oedema of the surrounding gingiva. Pulp not… Question 64 (part 2)
- Reversible pulpitis is characterized by: Question 65 (part 2)
- Presence of osteolytic defects in bones, lymph nodes enlargement, hepatosplenomegaly and oral cavity lesions in the form of gingivitis with tendency for ulcerations and… Question 66 (part 2)
- Which of the below mentioned oral cavity tumors occurring in children is characterized with infiltrative growth, recurrence and metastasis possibility: Question 67 (part 2)
- Multiple oral cavity and subcutaneous tissue neurofibromas are present in a teenage patient. This is symptom characteristic for: Question 68 (part 2)
- Primary symptoms of leukemia in oral cavity include: Question 69 (part 2)
- Multifocal odontomas, supernumerary and impacted teeth, and increased risk of colon cancer development, are symptoms characteristic for: Question 70 (part 2)
- Proliferative-oedematous lesions appeared in the area of mandibular molars in a 12-year-old female, 5 years post kidney transplantation. Histopathology and… Question 71 (part 2)
- Which genetic disorders predispose to cancer development at a young age: Question 72 (part 2)
- Chromosomal instability syndromes, in which increased sensitivity to ionizing radiation occurs, include: Question 73 (part 2)
- Yellowish nodules, filled with keratin, 2-3mm in diameter, located in lateral parts of the palate and buccal/labial side of gingival sulcus in newborns and infants, are… Question 74 (part 2)
- Choose genetically determined diseases, in course of which blisters located on the skin and mucosa, caused by injuries, appear. Blisters heal leaving anthropic scars… Question 75 (part 2)
- In a 3-year-old patient residing in a town in which concentration of fluorides in drinking water is 0,7 mg/l, high risk of carious disease is observed. Which… Question 76 (part 2)