LDEK questions: Periodontology — page 5

310 questions in Periodontology. Open a question to see the answer options and a hint.

  1. Allogenic bone is: Question 7 (part 2)
  2. Choose Gracey curette set sufficient for preparing all of the tooth’ surfaces: Question 8 (part 2)
  3. Manual scalers are used for manual: Question 9 (part 2)
  4. During working with a power scaler, the angle between the working tip of the handpiece and root surface must not exceed: Question 10 (part 2)
  5. Choose acute periodontal diseases: Question 11 (part 2)
  6. Choose correct statements regarding furcation involvement class II according to Hamp: Question 12 (part 2)
  7. Choose unmodified risk factors of periodontitis: Question 13 (part 2)
  8. Approximal Plaque Index according to Lange is determined: Question 14 (part 2)
  9. Choose causes of recession development which overlap anatomical factors: Question 15 (part 2)
  10. Keratoacanthoma may be treated with: Question 16 (part 2)
  11. Choose location of limited melanosis: Question 17 (part 2)
  12. Choose features of oral cavity blooming papillomatosis also known as papillary carcinoma: Question 18 (part 2)
  13. What does C3 according to CDC classification mean? Question 19 (part 2)
  14. Yellow nail syndrome may be observed in: Question 20 (part 2)
  15. Ramsay Hunt syndrom is caused by the following virus: Question 21 (part 2)
  16. Togaviruses are responsible for: Question 22 (part 2)
  17. Choose diseases bordering on the precancerous diseases and cancers of high malignancy rate: Question 23 (part 2)
  18. Choose virus responsible for 3-day fever (sudden erythema): Question 24 (part 2)
  19. In ulceration differentiation one must always consider, among others, infiltration of the substrate, which: Question 25 (part 2)
  20. Choose diseases caused by paramyxoviruses: Question 26 (part 2)
  21. Diagnosing systemic lupus erythematosus consists in: Question 27 (part 2)
  22. Symbionts (actinomyces and streptococci) occurring in healthy periodontium belong to the Socransky bacterial complexes, indicated with which color? Question 28 (part 2)
  23. Choose false statement regarding drug-induced gingival hyperplasia: Question 29 (part 2)
  24. FotoSan device may be used in photodynamic therapy of periodontal diseases and uses light of 660 to 690 nm wavelength, which corresponds to the following color: Question 30 (part 2)
  25. In the pemphigus, the presence of antibodies against which desmoglein is observed? Question 31 (part 2)
  26. According to WHO, presence of clinical symptoms in the form of severe ulcerations that require intubation, determines advancement of mucositis as grade: Question 32 (part 2)
  27. Histopathological image of a tissue biopsy obtained from lichen planus reveals: Question 33 (part 2)
  28. Indicate differences between clinical state of gingiva based on healthy periodontium and the one based on reduced periodontium: Question 34 (part 2)
  29. Primary Sjögren's syndrome includes: Question 35 (part 2)
  30. Choose the most common of causes sensation of dryness in the oral cavity: Question 36 (part 2)
  31. Choose factors that are taken into consideration in the etiopathogenesis of chronic recurrent aphthae: Question 37 (part 2)
  32. Choose virus that is causing infection for which linear gingival erythema is characteristic: Question 38 (part 2)
  33. Indicate drugs that can cause granulopenia or agranulocytosis: Question 39 (part 2)
  34. Choose precancerous diseases: Question 40 (part 2)
  35. A 43-year-old patient, generally healthy, reported due to bleeding and gum recession. The patient smokes average 5 cigarettes a day for the last 20 years. Clinical… Question 41 (part 2)
  36. Glycaemic control in patients with diabetes may significantly influence the rate of periodontitis progression. Which glycated hemoglobin value (HbA1c) is related to… Question 42 (part 2)
  37. Recession classification according to Cairo distinguishes several types of recession, in which RT1 means: Question 43 (part 2)
  38. Inflammatory mediators which inhibit osteoclasts’ function include: Question 44 (part 2)
  39. „It is a malignant vascular neoplasm of mesenchymal origin. It develops in patients with immunosuppression. The most common oral cavity locations include palate and… Question 45 (part 2)
  40. Indicate optimal scheme of antibiotic therapy in periodontitis treatment: Question 46 (part 2)
  41. Typical cancers occurring in patients with AIDS do not include: Question 47 (part 2)
  42. Indicate what stage IV (L3, O1) leukoplakia means, according to van der Waal classification: Question 48 (part 2)
  43. Risk of malignant transformation of oral cavity leukoplakia is higher: Question 49 (part 2)
  44. Clinical lesions concern mostly the tongue. Histopathologic image resembles psoriasis with thinning of corneal and granular layer with simultaneous thickness of… Question 50 (part 2)
  45. White, painless hyperkeratotic lesions on palate with visible inflamed salivary glands orifices concern: Question 51 (part 2)
  46. A 50-year-old, generally healthy, non-smoking patient presents for treatment. Clinical examination revealed presence of 32 teeth with small amount of supra- and… Question 52 (part 2)
  47. According to Cairo, recession accompanied with loss of attachment in interdental spaces, which value is lower than loss of attachment on buccal side: Question 53 (part 2)
  48. Better prognosis for leucoplakia is related to following factors: Question 54 (part 2)
  49. Which oral cavity area is covered with special mucosa? Question 55 (part 2)
  50. Excised tissue and direct immunofluorescence examination is used in diagnostics of: Question 56 (part 2)

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