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Weekly Subjectwise Test-201402 Periodontics 02 (Chapters: 11 36); Periodontics 01 (01 10) Question Paper Code 03 d) Gingiva 1: The concentration
ation of carbohydrates in the sulcular fluid is a) Less than that in the blood b) 3 to 4 times more than that in the blood c) Same as in the blood d) None of the above 2: Most common site of furcation involvement is a) Mandibular 4 b) Maxillary 4 c) Mandibular 6 d) Maxillary 4 3: Which of the following cells are predominant in stage 1 of gingivitis? a) Plasma cells b) Neutrophils c) Mast cells d) Lymphocytes 4: The amount of fluid collected on a paper strip can be evaluated by a) Measuring the wetted area b) The help of an electronic device c) Both of the above d) None of the above 5: Curved Naber's probe is mainly used to a) Located subgingival deposits b) Measures depth of periodontal pockets c) Evaluate horizontal component of furcation areas d) None of the above 6: Which of the following does not alter in trauma from occlusion? a) Cementum b) Periodontal ligament c) Enamel 7: Gingival crevicular fluid is measured using a) Whatman's filter paper b) pH paper c) Mylar strip d) Litmus paper
8: The cause of the bone destruction in juvenile periodontitis is; a) Phagocytosis are reduce b) Reduced neutrophilic chemotaxis c) Decreased host resistance d) Highly virulent microorganisms 9: Periodontitis may be best described as a) A chronic inflammatory disease with periods of remission and exacerbation b) A chronic inflammatory disease that usually does not manifest itself clinically before the age of 40 c) A degenerative disease of the periodontium d) An acute inflammatory disease of long duration 10: Trauma from occlusion is related to a) Occlusal force b) Tissue injury c) Tooth size d) Tooth position 11: Bacteria considered to be pathogenic in juvenile periodontitis except a) A.actinomycetemcomitans b) Capnocytophaga c) Peptostreptococcus micros d) Both A and B 12: The inorganic component of subgingival plaque is derived from a) Saliva
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Weekly Subjectwise Test-201402 Periodontics 02 (Chapters: 11 36); Periodontics 01 (01 10) Question Paper Code 03 b) Gingival crevicular fluid c) Inorganic matter of tooth d) Food debris 13: When P.D probing in gingivitis is done, depth is measured from (PGI - 02) a) Base of pocket to CEJ b) Base of pocket to free marginal gingiva c) Marginal gingival to CEJ d) Junctional epithelium to free gingival margin 14: Which of the following antibiotic prescribed in case of juvenile periodonttis? a) Tetracycline b) Erythromycin c) Sulfadiazine d) Cephalexin 15: Plasma cell gingivitis is seen in individual having the habit of chewing which of the following types of flavoured chewing gum? a) Peppermint flavoured b) Clove flavoured c) Cinnamon flavoured d) Banana flavoured 16: Excessive pus formation occurs to a) Deep periodontal pockets b) Shallow periodontal pockets c) Both A and B d) None of the above 17: Intrabony defects are a) One walled defects b) Two walled defects c) Three wall defects d) Combination of above 18: Spontaneous bleeding or bleeding on slight provocation occurs in a) ANUG b) Lead intoxication c) Pemphigus d) Basal cell carcinoma
19: Radiographs are of great value in diagnosing periodontal disease because they reveal a) Hard to soft tissue relationship b) Morphology of bone deformities c) Presence of pockets d) Thickening of the lamina dura 20: Which cells are decreased in chronic periodontitis a) B lymphocytes b) T lymphocytes c) Mast cells d) Plasma cells 21: Bony defect which result in plateau - like marginal bone are called a) Bulbous adaptive b) Ledges c) Craters d) Trough 22: The stages I gingivitis is termed as a) The early lesion b) The initial lesion c) The established lesion d) The advanced lesion 23: True leukemia commonly in a) Acute leukemia b) Chronic leukemia c) Both of the above d) None of the above gingival enlargement occurs
Weekly Subjectwise Test-201402 Periodontics 02 (Chapters: 11 36); Periodontics 01 (01 10) Question Paper Code 03 c) Oral Kaposi's sarcoma 24: The three wall bone destruction pattern appearing most frequently on second and third maxillary and mandibular molars is known as a) Hemiseptum b) Combined osseous defect c) Angular defect d) Infrabony defect 25: The area of the periodontium most susceptible to injury from excessive occlusal forces is a) Cementum b) Interradicular loss c) Osseous defects d) Osseous craters 26: Cyclosporine classified as enlargement of gingiva can be d) All of the above
30: The distance between the bottom of calculus and alveolar crest in human periodontal pocket is constant having an approximate length of a) 0.97 mm b) 1.97 mm c) 2.97 mm d) 3.97 mm 31: Which of the following is not influenced by systematic disease? (AIPG - 2K) a) Periodontitis b) Destruction periodontitis c) Hereditary fibromatosis gingivitis d) Chronic gingivitis 32: Plasma cells are mostly seen in one of the stages of gingivitis (KCET - 08) a) Initial lesion b) Early lesion c) Established lesion
a) Non inflammatory b) Inflammatory c) Developmental d) Malignant 27: Pyogenic granuloma a) Bleeds on touch b) Painless c) Soft in consistency d) All of the above 28: In most cases the cellular infiltrate of sites that bleed on probing is predominantly a) Neutrophilic b) Lymphocytic c) Eosinophilic d) Plasma cells 29: HIV infection is strongly correlated with a) Oral candidiasis b) Oral hairy leukoplakia
d) Advanced lesion 33: Tires of actinomycetem comitans are increased in; a) Gingivitis b) Trauma from occlusion c) Juvenile periodontitis d) Cyctic neutropenia 34: Angular osseous defect cannot occur in a) Mandibular anterior region b) Mandibular molar region c) Maxillary premolar region d) Maxillary molar region 35: Which single factor could contribute most of the development of simple gingivitis in children (KAR -
Weekly Subjectwise Test-201402 Periodontics 02 (Chapters: 11 36); Periodontics 01 (01 10) Question Paper Code 03 2K) a) High fever b) Poor oral hygiene c) Oral habits d) Physical nature of food ingested 36: Drug which reaches maximum concentration in gingival fluid is; (AIPG-94) a) Tetracycline b) Penicillin c) Erythromycin d) Sulphonamide 37: The most important cell which contributes to the severity of periodontal disease is (AP - 09) a) Lymphocyte b) Neutrophil c) Mast cell d) Plasma cell 38: A key feature that differentiates stage III gingivitis from the stage II lesion is an increase in the number of (PGI - 06, AIPG - 07) a) Lymphocytes b) Plasma cells c) Mast cells d) Polymorphs 39: Frictional ablation is considered to be caused by a) The action of brush used against the dentition b) The action of dentifrices used against the dentition c) The action of hard food eaten d) The action of soft tissues and saliva against the dentiform 40: Most common site for pathologic migration a) Anterior region b) Posterior region c) Intrusion 45: Vertical or angular defects are found in a) Suprabony pockets b) Infrabony pockets c) Intrabony pockets d) Both B and C 41: Phenytoin causes gingiva a) Inflammation b) Hyperplasia c) Atrophy d) Aplasia d) Extrusion
42: Facial surface of which tooth is most affected by gingivitis a) Upper first molar b) Lower first molar c) Lower central incisor d) Lower premolar 43: A condition, which occurs in puberty and in the absence of large amount of supragingival plaque and resulting in angular bone defects in the first molar and incisor region is called a) Generalized juvenile periodontitis b) Localized juvenile periodontitis c) Desquamative gingivitis d) Chronic periodontitis 44: Pigmentation of chemicals in mucosa is due to (PGI - 95) a) Increased permeability of blood vessels b) Local deposition of chemicals in mucosa c) Sub epithelial precipitation in connective tissue d) None of the above
46: Buttressing bone formation is a characteristic of a) Acute trauma from occlusion
Weekly Subjectwise Test-201402 Periodontics 02 (Chapters: 11 36); Periodontics 01 (01 10) Question Paper Code 03 b) Chronic trauma from occlusion c) Traumatic occlusion d) Secondary trauma from occlusion 47: The predominant fiber group affected in the early lesion of gingivitis is a) Circular and dentogingival b) Circular and horizontal c) Circular and alveolar crest d) Circular and transseptal 48: Prepubertal periodontitis occurs a) Before 11 yrs b) At 12 - 15 years c) At 18 years of age d) After 20 years 49: Bottom of the pocket is coronal to the underlying alveolar bone. It is a) False pocket b) Suprabony c) Infrabony d) None of the above 50: Occlusal or incisal surfaces worn by attrition are called are; a) Worn surface b) Erosion c) Facets d) Ablation 51: Which part of gingiva is affect first in the gingivitis? a) Marginal gingiva b) Free gingiva c) Interdental papilla d) Attached gingiva 52: No signs of traumatic occlusion in healthy dental arches appear if vertical dimension of occlusion is 54: Dilantin hyperplasia is treated with a) Gingivectomy b) Gingivoplasty c) Apically repositioned flap d) Curettage increased to a maximum up to a) 5 mm b) 0.5 mm c) .05 mm d) 3 mm 53: Gingival enlargement seldom occurs in: a) Acute leukemia b) Sub acute leukemia c) Chronic leukemia d) None of the above
55: In periodontitis, maximum destruction is present in a) Lateral wall of pocket b) Root surface c) Junctional epithelium d) None of the above 56: The most dominant microorganisms in root surface a) Streptococcus sanguis b) Fuso bacterium nucleates c) Staphylococcus d) Actinomyces viscosus 57: Radiographs in gingivitis show a) Loss of alveolar bone b) Pocket formation c) Change in bone trabeculation d) No significant changes from normal pattern 58: Which of the following is an early sign of gingivitis? a) Bleeding on probing
Weekly Subjectwise Test-201402 Periodontics 02 (Chapters: 11 36); Periodontics 01 (01 10) Question Paper Code 03 b) Gingival colour change c) Increased blood flow d) Loss of surface stippling 59: The soft tissue wall of the periodontal pocket showing flat surface with minor depression and shedding of cells is seen in a) Areas of ulceration b) Areas of hemorrhage c) Areas of relative quiescence d) Areas of leukocyte bacterial interaction 60: Which of the following is not true? a) Periodontal cyst always develops from Dentigerous cyst b) In periodontal cyst tooth may be vital c) In periodontal cyst tooth may be non-vital due to involvement of accessory pulp canals d) Periodontal cyst may develop due to improper treatment of Deep Periodontal Pocket 61: Local source of mouth odors includes all except a) ANUG b) Artificial dentures c) Sinusitis d) Dehydration state 62: Which one of the following is not associated with chronic gingivitis? a) Suppuration b) Bleeding on probing c) Pain d) Swollen gingiva 63: As inflammation progresses content of mucopolysaccharides and acid phosphatase in the tissue a) Both increases b) Both decreases c) Increase in acid phosphatase and decrease in mucopolysaccharides
d) Decreases in acid phosphatase and increase in mucopolysaccharides 64: Resorption of thick margins resulting in plateau formation is called as a) Crater b) Ledge c) Lipping d) Trauma from occlusion 65: In a bruxism patient the muscle that exhibits overdevelopment is a) Lateral pterygoid b) Masseter c) Temporalis d) Internal pterygoid 66: Occlusal adjustment is affected by all except a) Compensating curve b) Cusp height c) Incisal guidance d) Postural position 67: The term chronic gingivitis is refers to the following stage of gingivitis a) Stage I gingivitis b) Stage II gingivitis c) Stage III gingivitis d) Stage IV gingivitis 68: In cyclosporine induced gingival hyperplasia, hyperplasia of gingiva begins at a) Margin of gingiva b) Interproximal papillae c) Attached gingiva d) All parts effected simultaneously 69: In gingivitis, the immunoglobulins are consistent
Weekly Subjectwise Test-201402 Periodontics 02 (Chapters: 11 36); Periodontics 01 (01 10) Question Paper Code 03 with the increase in number of (AP - 08) a) Fibroblasts b) Neutrophils c) Lymphocytes d) Plasma cells 70: Mobility is temporarily increased for a short period after a) Ovulation b) Tissue injury c) Sinusitis d) Periodontal surgery 71: Gingival swelling in chronic monocytic leukaemia is a) Uncommon in children b) Results of leukaemic cell infiltration of the gingiva c) Associated with spontaneous bleeding, boggy gums d) All of the above 72: Gingival abscess is generally limited to a) Gingival sulcus b) Attached gingiva c) Marginal gingiva and interdental papilla d) Marginal gingiva and attached gingival 73: The periodontal pocket principally contains a) Living and degenerated leucocytes b) Microorganisms, their products and debris c) Gingival fluids and salivary mucin d) Desquamated epithelial cells 74: Mc Call Festoons are seen in which teeth (PGI - 99, 02) a) Central incisors b) Canine and premolars c) Lateral incisors d) Advanced gingivitis 80: Gingival manifestation is seen maximum with a) AML b) CLL c) CML 75: Angular bone loss is a feature of a) Acute periodontitis b) Chronic periodontitis c) Trauma from occlusion d) ANUG 76: Gingival recession - untrue is
a) More commonly found in healthy gingival than one with periodontitis b) Often prevents pocket formation c) Always indicates the presence of periodontal disease d) Common on labial side than lingual side 77: Which of the following cells migrate in to the sulcus, in the largest quantity, as a result of plaque accumulation (AIPG - 09) a) Lymphocytes b) Macrophages c) Neutrophils d) Plasma cells 78: Following products are seen in gingival fluid except a) Exotoxin b) Endotoxin c) Acid phosphatase d) Alkaline phosphatase 79: In which phase of gingivitis, inflammation from gingiva to alveolar bone extends a) Initial gingivitis b) Early gingivitis c) Established gingivitis d) Advanced gingivitis
Weekly Subjectwise Test-201402 Periodontics 02 (Chapters: 11 36); Periodontics 01 (01 10) Question Paper Code 03 d) ALL 81: Thinning of periodontal ligaments atrophy of fibers and osteoporosis of alveolar bone occur in a) Trauma from occlusion b) Excessive occlusal forces c) Insufficient occlusal forces d) None of the above 82: Infrabony pocket results from a) Trauma from occlusion b) Dental plaque c) Actionmyces viscosus d) Improper tooth brushing 83: Which of the following is most appropriate for pseudo pocket? a) Is a feature of periodontitis b) Is associated with attachment loss c) Is associated with trans - septal fibres loss d) May have a depth of more than 3 mm 84: While using a periodontal probe to measure the depth of the periodontal pocket the is measured from a) Free gingival junction margin to the cementoenamel a) Localized juvenile periodontitis b) Rapidly progressive periodontitis c) Prepubertal periodontitis d) Adult periodontitis 87: Factor responsible for pregnancy gingivitis is a) Hormonal imbalance b) Micro-organism associated with plaque c) Poor oral hygiene d) Drugs
88: Clinical signs of occlusal trauma include all except a) Periodontal pockets b) Migration of teeth c) Tenderness on percussion d) Increased related to this condition 89: Localized juvenile periodontitis is _______ type of disease a) Atrophic b) Inflammatory c) Degenerative d) None of the above 90: The first indication of the presence of juvenile periodontitis is most often: a) Tooth ache b) Sudden drifting of teeth c) Painful burning gingival d) Marginal gingivitis 91: First radiographic sign of periodontitis a) Wedge - shaped radiolucencies b) Loss of crestal bone c) No sign d) Loss of lamina dura
b) Junctional epithelium to the free gingival margin c) Base of pocket to the cementoenamel junction d) Base of pocket to mucogingival junction 85: Which of the following conditions has poorest prognosis if treatment is not provided in time a) Gingivitis b) Adult periodontitis c) Juvenile periodontitis d) Occlusal trauma 86: "Mirror image"type of bone loss pattern is seen in (or) Arc shaped bone loss around molars is seen in
92: As a rule bone loss is always
Weekly Subjectwise Test-201402 Periodontics 02 (Chapters: 11 36); Periodontics 01 (01 10) Question Paper Code 03 a) Same as radiographically b) Less than radiographs c) Greater than radiographs d) None of the above 93: Trauma from occlusion is characterized by all of the following EXCEPT a) Migration of teeth b) Funnel shaped periodontal space c) Formation of pocket d) Mobility of teeth 94: Trauma from occlusion does not affect a) Alveolar bone and enamel b) Cementum and enamel c) Gingiva and epithelial attachment d) Periodontal ligament and cementum 95: Which microorganisms have 90% presence in localized aggressive periodontitis? a) Spirochetes b) P.Gingivalis c) P.intermedia d) A.actinomyecetemcomitans 96: Which of the following cells are predominant in the stage 1 of gingivitis are (MAN - 2K) a) Plasma cells b) Neutrophils c) Mast cells d) Lymphocytes 97: Method introduced by Brill for collection GCF a) Twisted threads b) Micropipettes c) Intracrevicular washings d) Absorbing paper strips 98: Which of the following drugs is associated with gingival hyperplasia? a) Dihydropyridines b) Tetracyclines c) Cyclosporine d) Metronidazole
99: A condition which occurs in puberty and in the absence of large amounts of supragingival plaque and resulting in angular bone defects in the first molar and incisor region is called a) Generalized juvenile periodontitis b) Localized juvenile periodontitis c) Desquamative gingivitis d) Chronic periodontitis 100: The cause of the bone destruction in juvenile periodontitis is; a) Phagocytosis are reduce b) Reduced neutrophilic chemotaxis c) Decreased host resistance d) Highly virulent microorganisms 101: In primary trauma from occlusion a) The blood vessels present in periodontal ligament rupture and release contents in surrounding space b) Adaptive capacity of tissues to withstand occlusal forces is impaired resulting in injury from normal occlusal forces c) The alveolar bone is not damaged d) Bifurcations and trifurcations are less susceptible to injury related to this condition 102: Localized gingival anoxemia giving bluish hue to reddened gingival is seen in a) Lead intoxication b) Gingival fibromatosis c) Stage III gingivitis d) Absence of rete pegs in JE 103: The Kaposi's sarcoma that occurs in HIV infected
Weekly Subjectwise Test-201402 Periodontics 02 (Chapters: 11 36); Periodontics 01 (01 10) Question Paper Code 03 patients presents different clinical features in that is a) Very slowly growing lesion b) Much more aggressive lesion c) Frequently involves the oral mucosa particularly the palate and the gingiva d) Both B and C 104: Buttressing type of bone formation seen in a) Trauma from occlusion b) Periodontal abscess c) Gingival abscess d) Food impaction 105: The most common initial clinical symptom of early juvenile periodontitis is a) Deep, dull radiating pain in teeth b) Deep periodontal pockets c) Denuded root surface sensitive to thermal and tactile stimuli d) Migration of first molar and incisor 106: Juvenile periodontitis is a a) Definite genetic disease b) Immunological defects c) Neutrophil chemotactic defect d) Neutrophil adhesion defect 107: "Mirror image"type of bone loss pattern seen in a) Localized juvenile periodontitis b) Rapidly progressive peirodntitis c) Pre pubertal periodontitis d) Adult periodonttis 108: A condition, which occurs in puberty and in the absence of large amount of supragingival plaque and resulting in angular bone defects in the first molar and incisor region is called a) Generalized juvenile periodontitis b) Localized juvenile periodontitis 112: Periodontal abscess is formed in a) Periapical area b) Alveolar bone laterally c) Periodontal ligament laterally d) All of the above 109: First radiographic sign of periodontitis a) Wedge - shaped radiolucencies b) Loss of crestal bone c) No sign d) Loss of lamina dura c) Desquamative gingivitis d) Chronic periodontitis
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110: Which of the following drugs induces gingival hyperplasia? a) Phenytoin b) Cyclosporine c) Nifedipine d) All of the above 111: A condition which occurs in puberty and in the absence of large amounts of supragingival plaque and resulting in angular bone defects in the first molar and incisor region is called a) Generalized juvenile periodontitis b) Localized juvenile periodontitis c) Desquamative gingivitis d) Chronic periodontitis
113: Which of the following antibiotic prescribed in case of juvenile periodonttis? a) Tetracycline b) Erythromycin c) Sulfadiazine d) Cephalexin 114: Concentration of chlorohexidine gluconate used as
Weekly Subjectwise Test-201402 Periodontics 02 (Chapters: 11 36); Periodontics 01 (01 10) Question Paper Code 03 a mouth wash in juvenile periodontitis is: a) 0.2% b) 0.5% c) 0.1% d) 1% 115: First clinical sign of localized juvenile periodontitis is a) Tooth mobility b) Gingival bleeding c) Pathologic migration d) Vertical bone loss along the incisors and molars 116: Which stage of gingivitis is also called subclinical gingivitis (KCET - 09) a) Initial stage b) Advanced stage c) Early stage d) Established stage 117: Most severe degenerative periodontal pocket occur along the a) Crest b) Face c) Base d) Lateral wall 118: Tumor like gingival enlargement in pregnancy usually appears after the a) First month of pregnancy b) Third month of pregnancy c) Second trimester of pregnancy d) First trimester of pregnancy 119: Mc Calls festoon result from (PGI - 03) a) Normal physiological process b) Tooth brush trauma c) Inflammation d) Food lodgment changes in the 120: Leukotoxin is referred by; (KAR-02) a) P. nucleatum b) A. naeslundil. c) B. forsythna d) A. actinomyctem comitans
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121: A young adult shown non-fluctuant, tender and red swelling in the marginal gingival lesion. This is most likely a) Periodontal abscess b) Periapical abscess c) Gingival abscess d) Periapical sinus 122: In periodontal diseases, alveolar bone loss is the result of a) Both apposition and resorption b) Apposition only c) Resorption only d) None of the above 123: Which cells are decreased in chronic periodontitis a) B lymphocytes b) T lymphocytes c) Mast cells d) Plasma cells 124: McCall's festoons are a) Normal physiological process b) Due to poor oral hygiene and food lodgment c) Congenital abnormality and familial d) Due to trauma from occlusion and inflammation 125: Radius of action of toxins in the bacteria plaque is a) Less than 2.5 mm b) Greater than 3.5 mm c) Less than 1.5 mm d) 1.5 - 2.5 mm
Weekly Subjectwise Test-201402 Periodontics 02 (Chapters: 11 36); Periodontics 01 (01 10) Question Paper Code 03 b) By buffering the acids produced by bacteria 126: The amount of gingival fluid usually increases with a) Severity of the inflammation b) Vigorous tooth brushing c) Mastication of coarse food d) All of the above 127: The amount of gingival fluid is increased in all cases except a) Inflammation b) Ovulation c) Tooth brushing d) Trauma from occlusion 128: Periodontal pocket is generally painful, when explored with a probe because of a) Degeneration of epithelium b) Ulceration on the inner aspect of the pocket wall c) Suppurative inflammation of the inner wall d) None of the above 129: Term juvenile periodontitis coined by a) Gottlieb b) Wannenmacher c) Chaput and Butler d) Baer 130: The "cul-de-sac"features appears in which of the following grades of furcation involvement a) Grade I b) Grade II c) Grade III d) Grade IV 131: Saliva helps in maintaining the oral tissues in physiological state by a) Mechanically cleaning the exposed oral surface by its flushing action 136: Earliest sign of Juvenile periodontitis is: a) Tooth mobility b) Angular bone loss c) Pain and bleeding d) Migration of tooth 137: Smoking c) By controlling the bacterial activity d) All of the above 132: Recession is determined by a) Tooth size b) Tooth position c) Actual position of gingiva d) Level of the crest of gingiva
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133: Which of the following is not a definite indication of occlusal correction? a) Wear facets b) Widening of periodontal ligament c) Pain during teeth contacts d) TMJ symptoms 134: If prematurity occur in retruded contact position (RCP or Centric relation) on maxillary premolar, the surface of tooth involved is a) Mesial of lingual cusp b) Mesial of facial cusp c) Distal of facial cusp d) Distal of lingual cusp 135: Which of the following prematurities is not essentially pathological? a) Mediotrusive b) Mesial of facial cusp c) Distal of facial cusp d) Distal of lingual cusp
Weekly Subjectwise Test-201402 Periodontics 02 (Chapters: 11 36); Periodontics 01 (01 10) Question Paper Code 03 a) Increases the flow of sulcular fluid b) Decreases the flow of sulcular fluid c) First increases then decreases the flow of sulcular fluid d) Does not have any effect on the flow of sulcular fluid 138: The space between the mandibular and maxillary teeth when the mandibular is in postural position is called the; a) Vertical dimension at rest b) Free way space c) Both of the above d) None of the above 139: By far the most prevalent type of gingival disease is a) Inflammation b) Root caries c) Hyperplasia d) Gingival atrophy 140: Radiograph of a periodontal ligament of a tooth which has lost its antagonist shows a) Widening of the PDL space b) Narrowing of PDL space c) Increased density d) Sclerotic change 141: Isolated recession on a single tooth may be commonly seen in a) Labially prominent canines b) Vigorous tooth brushing c) Occlusal trauma d) All of the above 142: All statement regarding pockets are correct except a) Pockets are not detected radiographically b) Pockets are soft tissue change 148: Juvenile periodontitis is a a) Definite genetic disease c) Radiographs show pocket depth d) Level of attachment determines the depth 143: Antiprotease(s) found in saliva is/are a) Cathepsins
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b) Tissue inhibitor of matrix metalloproteinase (TIMP) c) Antileukoproteases d) All of the above 144: The severity of recession is determined by a) The actual position of the gingiva b) The apparent position of the gingiva c) Both of the above d) None of the above 145: Funnel-shaped widening of the crestal portion of the periodontal ligament with resorption of adjacent bone is seen in a) Osteogenesis imperfecta b) Juvenile periodontitis c) Adult diabetic periodontitis d) Persistent trauma from occlusion 146: Radiograph of an osseous defect reveals a) Number of bony walls b) Exact configuration of bone loss c) Location of the epithelial attachment d) None of above 147: Common feature of juvenile periodontitis and adult periodontitis a) Pocket formation b) Pattern and distribution of bone loss c) Age of onset d) Composition of plaque
Weekly Subjectwise Test-201402 Periodontics 02 (Chapters: 11 36); Periodontics 01 (01 10) Question Paper Code 03 b) Immunological defects c) Neutrophil chemotactic defect d) Neutrophil adhesion defect 149: Earliest sign of Juvenile periodontitis is: a) Tooth mobility b) Angular bone loss c) Pain and bleeding d) Migration of tooth 150: Phenytoin induced gingival hyperplasia is absent in a) Presence of profused local irritants b) Absence of local irritants c) Region where teeth are present d) Edentulous spaces 151: Localized gingival hypertrophy results form a) Hormonal imbalance in the presence of plaque b) Dilantin sodium therapy for 3 months c) Tooth brush trauma d) Vit C deficiency 152: The histopathological picture of chronic gingivitis (AIPG - 99) a) Leucocyte infiltration with increased neutrophils b) Widening of capillaries and venules c) Increased plasma cells and neutrophils d) Infiltrations of plasma cells neutrophils, lymphocytes and adjacent alveolar bone is a) False pocket b) Supracrestal c) Supraalveolar d) Infrabony
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155: Tooth displacement that results when the balance among the factors that maintain physiologic tooth position is disturbed by the periodontal disease is known as a) Physiologic irrigation b) Pathologic migration c) Traumatic occlusion d) Trauma from occlusion 156: Coronoplasty should be carried out in patients with a) Occlusal prematurities b) Parafunctional habits c) Signs of trauma from occlusion d) All of the above 157: In HIV patients which type of periodontitis is typical? a) Rapidly progressing periodontitis b) Necrotizing ulcerative periodontitis c) Refractory periodontitis d) Periodontal atrophy 158: Mulberry shaped, firm, pale, pink and resilient gingival with minutely lobulated surface in noted in a) Scurvy
153: Earliest clinical sign of gingivitis is (AIPG - 91, PGI - 03, AP - 05) a) Bleeding on probing b) Change in colour c) Change in contour d) Change in size 154: Bottom of the pocket is apical to the level of the
b) Gingivosis c) Addison's disease d) Phenytoin hyperplasia 159: Common feature of juvenile periodontitis and adult periodontitis a) Pocket formation
Weekly Subjectwise Test-201402 Periodontics 02 (Chapters: 11 36); Periodontics 01 (01 10) Question Paper Code 03 b) Pattern and distribution of bone loss c) Age of onset d) Composition of plaque 160: Periodontometer is used to measure a) Width of PDL b) Bone loss c) Diagnosis PDL disease d) Tooth mobility 161: Linear gingival erythema is a characteristic feature of a) ANUG b) Acute herpetic gingivostomatitis c) HIV - gingivitis d) Chronic gingivitis 162: A localized painful rapidly expanding lesion that is usually of sudden onset is termed as a) Gingival hyperplasia b) Gingival hypertrophy c) Gingival abscess d) Gingival ulceration 163: Gingival enlargement in pregnancy is termed a) Periodontal abscess b) Angiogranuloma c) Gingival abscess d) Wegener's granulomatosis 164: Which cell type migrates into the gingival sulcus in large numbers in response to dental plaque (AIPG-99) a) Mast cells b) Neutrophils c) Lymphocytes d) Plasma cells 165: "Mirror image"type of bone loss pattern seen in 170: Parietal abscess is also known as a) Alveolar abscess b) Parotid abscess c) Gingival abscess d) Periodontal abscess 166: Periodontitis is/are a a) Inflammatory disturbance b) Atrophic disease c) Hyperplastic disease d) Degenerative disease a) Localized juvenile periodontitis b) Rapidly progressive peirodntitis c) Pre pubertal periodontitis d) Adult periodonttis
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167: The least effect on the prognosis of a periodontal disease is a) Suppuration from the pocket b) Furcation involvement c) Alveolar bone loss d) Co operation and motivation of the patient 168: Periodontal abscess is formed in a) Periapical area b) Alveolar bone laterally c) Periodontal ligament laterally d) All of the above 169: Occlusal trauma may best be defined as a condition caused due to a) The pressure on teeth due to lack of proper arch alignment b) Failure of occlusal balance bilaterally c) The force or the periodontium d) The force or the pressure beyond the physiological limits of the periodontium
Weekly Subjectwise Test-201402 Periodontics 02 (Chapters: 11 36); Periodontics 01 (01 10) Question Paper Code 03 SECTION II a) Lingually b) Facially c) Interproximally d) Equally on all surfaces 7: Which of the following are responsible transformation of plaque into calculus? a) Increased pH b) Decreased precipitation constant of calcium c) Increased saturation of calcium and phosphate d) All of the above 8: The stratum granulosum is absent in a) Orthokeratinised epithelium b) Parakeratinised epithelium c) Both of the above d) None of the above 3: In periodontal ligament there is (AIPG -00) a) Type I collagen b) Type II collagen c) Type III collagen d) Type IV collagen 4: Which of the following statement is/are correct? a) Pregnancy itself does not cause gingivitis b) Pregnancy accentuates the gingival response to plaque c) No notable changes occur in the gingiva d) All of the above 5: The organism least likely to be found in normal gingival crevices is (MAN - 01) a) Fusobacteria sp. b) Actinomyces sp. c) Diphtheroids d) Streptococci sps. 6: Gingival sulcus is deeper 12: Clear cells are
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1: The principal immunoglobulin in exocrine secretions is a) IgA b) IgD c) IgE d) IgM 2: The 'Red complex' associated with bleeding on probing is comprised of(COMEDK-10) a) E. corrodens, A. Capnocytophaga actinomycetem comitans,
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b) A. naesludii, A. viscous, A. odontolyticus c) P. gingivalis, T. forsythia, T. denticola d) Streptococcus, Fusobacterium, Campylobacter
9: Which of the following bacteria exhibits "window of opportunity"in causing periodontal disease? a) A. actinomyecetem comitans b) B gingivalis c) Capnocytophaga d) Fusobacterium 10: The inorganic component of sub - gingival plaque is derived from (PGI-99) a) Saliva b) Crevicular fluid c) A and B d) Fluids ingested 11: Antibodies are produced mainly by a) Helper T cells b) Suppressor T cells c) B-cells d) Plasma cells
Weekly Subjectwise Test-201402 Periodontics 02 (Chapters: 11 36); Periodontics 01 (01 10) Question Paper Code 03 a) Keratinocytes b) Nonkeratinocytes c) Melanocytes d) Langerhans cells 13: Frequent periodontal abscess is an important features of periodontal disease is a) Hypothyroidism b) Hypopituitarism c) Diabetes d) Starvation 20: In deep older plaque (MAN - 98) 14: Antibodies are a) Mucopolysaccharides b) Proteins c) Cryoproteins d) None of the above 15: Corncob appearance of bacteria in plaque is seen towards a) Tooth surface b) Outer surface c) Middle of plaque d) All of the above 16: Interdental papilla and col are absent in cases of a) Diabetes b) Diastema c) Disuse atrophy d) None of the above 17: In an immature plaque, most of the microorganisms are a) Gram -ve rods and cocci b) Gram +ve rods and cocci c) Vibrios d) Spirochetes 18: Smoking causes gingival fluid flow to a) Decreases b) Increase c) First decrease then increase d) No impact on gingival fluid flow 19: Supragingival calculus occurs most frequently a) In lower anterior labially b) In relation to Wharton's duct c) Opposite stenson's duct d) In buccal than lingual
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a) Streptococci and actinomyces are replaced by rod like organism b) Streptococci are completely replaced by neisseria c) Streptococci actinomyces and veilonella remain prominent d) Actinomyces streptococci are completely replaced by
21: Central gram negative core supporting outer coccal cells is called (KAR - 02) a) Bristle brush arrangement b) Corncob arrangement c) Bottle brush arrangement d) Hourglass arrangement 22: Merkel cells are a) Present in superficial layers of gingival epithelium b) Antigen presenting cells for lymphocytes c) Tactile preceptors d) All of the above 23: The coral pink color of the normal gingiva produced due to i. Vascular supply of gingiva Thickness of gingival epithelium iii. Degree keratinized of gingival epithelium iv. Presence pigment containing cell a) i and iv b) i , ii and iii is ii. of of
Weekly Subjectwise Test-201402 Periodontics 02 (Chapters: 11 36); Periodontics 01 (01 10) Question Paper Code 03 c) i and iii d) i, ii, iii and iv 24: Function of lymphocyte macrophage system in periodontitis is a) Bactericidal b) Tissue destruction c) Immune response d) All of the above 25: Before eruption the tooth is attached to REE by a) Desmosomes b) Hemidesmosomes c) Basal lamina d) B and C
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