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1.
HUMAN ANATOMY
A. Masseter
B.
Lateral pterygoid
auriculotemporal
C.
Buccinator
D. Anterior Digastric
conveying
nerve
secretory
receives
fibers
from
the
gland.
ii.
Explanation:
nerve
the
divisions.
between
mylohyoid
muscle,
the
medial
crosses
the
Branches
1.
passes
ii.
the
are,
mandibular
foramen
and
2.
i.
muscle
lower teeth
Masseteric
nerve:
which
traverses
temporal
nerves:
supplies
the
temporalis),
3.
the
2.
sensory
A. Lingual nerve
i.
B.
C.
D. Mylohyoid nerve
6.
Explanation:
3.
A. Lingual nerve
B.
C.
Sphenoidal
Auriculotemporal nerve
C.
Chorda tympani
D. Mental nerve
B.
D. Infratemporal
Explanation:
Answer: A. Posterior ethmoidal
1.
Explanation:
2.
3.
4.
4.
mandible,
passes
through
mylohyoid
groove
5.
6.
Mental
nerve:
emerges
from
mental
A. Hypoglossal nerve
Reference: Grays Anatomy, 40/E, p. 416
Explanation:
5.
B.
Lingual artery
C.
Stylohyoid muscle
D. Geniohyoid muscle
Answer: A. Hypoglossal nerve
Reference: Grays Anatomy, 40/E, p. 503
EXCEPT
A. Tuberculum impar
B.
Hypobranchial eminence
C.
Lingual swellings
Explanation:
D. Arytenoids swellings
Answer: D. Mastoid process is of adult size
Relations
Superficial:
gland
and
duct,
the
constrictor
longitudinal
muscle
and
the
inferior
of
the
tongue,
10. The
main
arterial
trunk
supplying
the
infratemporal fossa is
A. Infratemporal artery
B.
C.
Maxillary artery
Palatopharyngeus
C.
Geniohyoid
D. Genioglossus
Answer: A. Stylopharyngeus
Explanation:
1.
1st
part/
mandibular
part
runs
mandible.
2.
The
2nd
part/pterygoid
part
runs
mandibular nerve.
3.
The
3rd/pterygopalatine
part
passes
muscle
pterygomaxillary
maxillary
9.
The
and
nerve
then
through
fissure
and
into
the
the
pterygopalatine
ganglion.
Branches
1.
A. Fungiform papillae
B.
Filiform papilla
tympanic,
C.
Circumvallate papillae
D. Uvula
middle
meningeal,
accessory
It
ascends
posterior
to
the
nerve,
foramen
enters
and
canal,
the
PHYSIOLOGY
and
A. Sarcolemma
2.
B.
Sarcoplasma
C.
Myofibril
D. Endomysium
arteries.
Answer: C. Myofibril
3.
and
are
nasal
cavity.
several
The
chief
superior alveolar
the
supplies
the
sphenopalatine
nose
and
foramen,
C.
paranasal
B.
A. Arterioles
B.
B.
Capillaries
C.
Maxillary process
C.
Venules
D. Arteries
Inferior meatus
C.
Superior meatus
Answer: B. Capillaries
Formation of fibrinogen
C.
Formation of prothrombin
of DNA.
Clotting Factors
1.
Factor I (Fibrinogen)
2.
Factor II (Prothrombin)
3.
4.
Factor IV (Calcium)
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
GENERAL PATHOLOGY
No Questions Asked
MICROBIOLOGY
18. A veterinary doctor had pyrexia of unknown
thromboplastic component
organism is
A. Pasteurella
B.
Francisella
C.
Bartonella
D. Brucella
Ans: D. Brucella
Ref: Ananthanarayan, 8/E, p. 342
BIOCHEMISTRY
17. The process of transfer of information from the
mRNA to the proteins is called
A. Mutation
B.
Translation
C.
Transcription
PHARMACOLOGY
19. The drug which is used to treat laryngospasm is
A. Atropine
D. Conjugation
B.
Diazepam
C.
Neostigmine
D. Succinyl choline
Answer: B. Translation
Reference: Satyanarayana, 3/E, p. 421
Explanation:
Inhibition of -lactamase
C.
Increases
the
effectiveness
against
delta
Nitrites
Methylene blue
Opioids (morphine)
Naloxone
organisms
Organophosphorous
compounds
Atropine, Pralidoxime
Carbamates (Propoxur)
Atropine
Explanation:
Paracetamol
N-acetyl Cysteine
Heparin
Protamine sulphate
added
to
Amoxicillin,
activity
is
Phytonadione (Vitamin
Warfarin
K1)
Curare (d-
Tubocurarine)
Neostigmine
B-blocker
Isoprenaline
Sodium bicarbonate (oral
Aspirin
21. The antidote for heparin is
+IV
Digoxin antibodies (Fab
Digoxin
fragments)
A. Penicillinase
B.
Protamine sulphate
C.
Pyrosulphate
D. Potassium sulphate
Iron
Desferrioxamine
Streptokinase
(fibrinolytics)
acid
GENERAL MEDICINE
22. The
C.
Highly contagious
anticoagulant
Ref:
Poison
Atropine,
Anticholinergics
Benzodiazepine
(diazepam)
Bismuth, arsenic
Antidote
Harsh
Mohans
Pathology
for
Dental
Physostigmine
Flumazenil
Dimercaprol (BAL)
GENERAL SURGERY
No Questions Asked
Edentate, Sodium
DENTAL MATERIALS
thiosulphate
Carbon monoxide
Oxygen
Copper
BAL / d-Penicillamine
A. 500C
Ethyl alcohol,
B.
1000C
4 methylpyrazole
C.
2000C
((Fomepizole)
D. Variable
Methyl alcohol,
ethylene glycol
Lead
Calcium disodium
edentate
Ans: A. 50C
Ref: Phillips, 11/E, p. 610
A. Formation of oxides
B.
Discoloration of opacifier
C.
D. Over firing
nearby option is A.
Ans: A. Formation of oxide
24. The strength of the dental investment depends
on
A. Gypsum
B.
Silica
C.
Carbon
D. Copper
Ans: A. Gypsum
C.
Explanation:
Most
investments
hemihydrate
of
now
gypsum
A. Tin oxide
contain
the
because
B.
Iron oxide
greater
C.
Indium oxide
strength is obtained.
18% Ni & 8% Cr
C.
18% Cu & 8% Ni
D. 18% Fe & 8% Ni
Crystalline structure
C.
Explanation:
Copper
C.
Platinum
D. Palladium
Ans: A. Silver
Ref: Phillips, 11/E, p. 582
DADH
tissue.
C.
D. Mandibular canine
A. Osteogenesis imperfecta
B.
Ossifying fibroma
C.
Fibrous dysplasia
D. Osteitis deformans
Answer: D. Osteitis deformans
Reference: Shafers Oral Pathology, 6/E, p. 729
Explanation:
excessive
remodeling
of
bone.
B.
C.
Ossifying fibroma
C.
Albrights syndrome
D. Pagets disease
Explanation:
B.
Explanation:
molar region.
A. Membranous
is seen
B.
Endochondral
A. Chronic tetany
C.
Skeletal
B.
C.
D. Cartilage
Explanation:
Explanation:
causes
hypercalcemia,
hypercalcuria,
37. The
decreased
phosphate
levels
seen
in
hyperparathyroidism is due to
A. Decreased intestinal phosphate absorption
B.
C.
A. Downs syndrome
B.
Cleidocranial dysostosis
C.
D. Hypothyroidism
Answer: D. Increased loss of phosphate in urine
Reference: Shafers Oral Pathology, 6/E, p. 652
Explanation:
hypophosphatemia
and
hyperphosphaturia.
Explanation:
clavicular hypoplasia
or
anterior maxilla
B.
Odontoma
teeth.
C.
Myxoma
D. Cementifying fibroma
A. Maxillary Prognathism
Mandibular retrognathia
C.
Mandibular Prognathism
D. Maxillary hypoplasia
Explanation:
B.
canines.
Explanation:
39. An asymptomatic radiopaque lesion at the apex
probably
retardation,
A. Cementoma
B.
Condensing Osteitis
C.
Periapical granuloma
D. Periapical cyst
short
stature,
slanting
eyes,
hypoplasia.
42. A pedunculated lesion 1.11.4 cm present on the
Excisional biopsy
C.
Ectodermal dysplasia
C.
Exfoliative cytology
D. Hypothyroidism
of
disorders
in
which
the
ectodermal
excisional biopsy.
B.
Primary Syphilis
C.
Herpetic stomatitis
margins
D. Traumatic ulcer
A. Herpetic stomatitis
B.
Noma
C.
ANUG
D. Aphthous ulcers
Answer: B. Noma
Explanation:
malnourished
individuals
especially
gingival
A. Maxillary hypoplasia
B.
Mandibular hypoplasia
C.
Enamel hypoplasia
in
and
later
becomes
edematous,
D. Dentinogenesis imperfect
B.
Bullous Pemphigus
C.
D. Pemphigoid
Explanation:
Pemphigus
is
an
autoimmune
disease
A. Downs syndrome
B.
Cleidocranial dysostosis
B.
Adrenal cortex
C.
Posterior pituitary
B.
D. Parathyroid gland
C.
Addisons
disease
is
due
to
chronic
dehydration,
Explanation:
hypertension,
49. The
most
common
complication
following
A. Ankylosis
B.
Synovial chondromatosis
C.
Subluxation
probable diagnosis
D. Osteoarthritis
Answer: A. Ankylosis
B.
Geographic tongue
C.
D. Moellers glossitis
Explanation:
called
A. Fusion
a period of years.
B.
Germination
C.
Concrescence
D. Dilacerations
tumor
A. Lipoma
B.
Melanoma
C.
Carcinoma
Answer: C. Concrescence
Reference: Shafers Oral Pathology, 6/E, p. 40
D. Papilloma
Explanation:
Answer: A. Lipoma
origin
which
is
one
of
the
cells.
B.
C.
Cholesterol crystal
less-penetrating
photons
should
be
Explanation:
sinus is
A. Jug-handle
B.
Waters
C.
Townes
D. Loss of clot
Answer: B. Waters
ORAL RADIOLOGY
55. The cyst with no radiographic appearance is
A. Latent hemorrhagic cyst
B.
Periapical cyst
C.
Nasoalveolar cyst
The
D. Nasopalatine cyst
Waters
visualization
projection
of
the
is
optimal
maxillary
for
sinuses,
visualized.
Explanation:
ORTHODONTICS
the cephalogram is
A. No difference
C.
5 reduction
C.
5 enlargement
D. 10 enlargement
B.
Answer: C. 5 enlargement
Reference: W&P, 5/E, p. 680
Explanation:
emulsion,
magnification
equation:
and
various
can
be
features
calculated
of
by
the
of
the
A. Gonial angle
A. FMIA > 65
B.
Condyle
B.
C.
C.
D. Symphysis
D. SNA > 40
Answer: C. FMP > 35
Answer: B. Condyle
Reference: Jacobsons Radiographic Cephalometry, /E,
Reference: Enlows Essentials of Facial Growth, 1/E, p.
66
Explanation:
Explanation:
accompanied
downward
by
displacement
forward
and
from
the
The
mandible
grows
at
four
processes:
value FMIA-65.
and
forward
or
relocates,
+2
C.
+4
D. +6
Answer: A. -10
Reference: Proffits Contemporary Orthodontics, 4/E, p.
Maxilla-mandibular relationship
C.
D. Growth prediction
term
exposure-
tetracycline therapy
PEDODONTICS
Tobacco products
Chromogenic bacteria
brushing is caused by
A. Chromogenic bacteria
Chlorhexidine rinse
B.
Neonatal line
Stannous fluoride
C.
Calculus
D. Material alba
64. 8 year-old child had fractured his maxillary
central incisor 10 months age. The pulp shows no
Answer: A. Chromogenic bacteria
Explanation:
B.
Formocresol pulpotomy
Type of Discoloration
Cause
C.
White
formation
Enamel caries
Mild fluorosis
Reference: McDonald, 8/E, pp. 468-469
Nutritional deficiency
Yellow
Calcific Metamorphosis
Explanation:
Dentin Hyercalcification
Fluorosis
Trauma
without
haemorrhage
Active caries
Periapical
of
primary teeth
Turners tooth
Amelogenesis imperfecta
Dentinogenesis imperfecta
Hemolytic diseases
Ageing
Red
Porphyria
Chromogenic bacteria
Blue
B.
Ulceration
C.
Calcification
D. Inflammation
Tetracycline
Thalassemia
Sickle cell anemia
Answer: D. Inflammation
Chromogenic bacteria
Green
Tea
Explanation:
Hyperbilirubinemia
Black
Tobacco
Betel nut
responds
to
any
insult
Chromogenic bacteria
changes.
Minocycline therapy
Severe trauma
Periapical infection
Pulpal
by
Plaque
Brown
Pulp
trauma
haemorrhage
Severe fluorosis
Congenital Porphyria
with
COMMUNITY DENTISTRY
66. False about randomized control trial is
A. Baseline characteristics of intervention and
control groups should be similar
blinding
C.
D. None
Answer: D. None
C.
Show crazing
method
Option
A:
establishing
baseline
Explanation:
by matching
mechanical stress.
participants
as
well
as
the
A. Mesio-occlusal rest
B.
Buccal approach
C.
Disto-occlusal rest
testing
directional
hypothesis,
the
PROSTHODONTICS
PERIODONTICS
67. In a patient, the upper denture falls when he
A. Mast cells
B.
Over-extended borders
B.
Neutrophilic leukocytes
C.
C.
Lymphocytes
D. Macrophages
Answer: B. Neutrophilic leukocytes
complete
denture
pronunciation of
results
in
the
faulty
leukocytes
(PMNs,
monocytes/macrophages),
lymphocytes,
which
and
migrate
A. Fand V sounds
B.
S and T sounds
C.
Vowels
D. Consonants
Oblique
B.
0.75 mm
C.
Transseptal
C.
0.5 mm
D. Apical
D. 1 mm
Answer: B. Oblique
Answer: C. 0.5 mm
Explanation:
Explanation:
ligament,
extend
the
the bone.
alveolar bone.
from
chronic
A. B-lymphocytes
B.
T-lymphocytes
C.
Mast cells
B.
C.
D. Plasma cells
Explanation:
Explanation:
A. Lack of motivation
B.
Lack of skill
C.
Lack of co-operation
most
D. Lack of follow up
affected
associated
individuals
demonstrate
localized
aggressive
Explanation:
rods.
A. Liver disease
B.
Sinusitis
C.
Renal disease
D. Diabetes mellitus
oral
hygiene
in
anticipation
of
the
appointment.
Explanation:
Odor
Rotten eggs
Disease/Condition
Volatile sulphur compounds
insufficiency,
volatile
Sweet odor
(dead mice)
acids
(butyric,
isobutyric,
propionic)
Unbalanced insulin dependent
Rotten apples
DM (accumulation of ketones)
Kidney
insufficiency,
trimethylamine
C.
Fenestration
(Trimethylaminuria)
Ammonium-like
Radisection
D. Root amputation
accumulation of dimethylamine
and
B.
Chronic glomerulonephritis
breath
Eucalyptus
containing
medications
Rotten onions
Arsenic medications
Acid, sweet
Foul, putrefactive
abscess,
A. Composite resins
Tuberculosis,
B.
GIC
C.
Unfilled resins
D. Zinc phosphate
Bronchiectasis
Resembling
Ans: B. GIC
decomposed blood
of
healing
Blood dyscrasias
surgical extraction
wound
amalgam filling is
Acetone, fruity
Sweetish
A. To provide insulation
B.
C.
musty,
feculent
amine
odor resembling a
Liver failure
fresh
(terminal stage)
cadaver
known
as
Explanation:
fetor
hepaticus
Same
as
hepaticus
intermittent
for
in
period of time
Syphilis, exanthematous disease,
bad taste
the
dentin
and
helped
prevent
Eosinophilic granuloma
Letterer Siwe disease
Hand Schuller Christian disease
postoperative sensitivity
by
reducing
the
Necrotic,
putrefactive
Extremely
granuloma venereum
odor
long
Fetid
but
characteristically
nature
fetor
foul
resembling
Wageners granulomatosis
who
are
debilitate
or
undernourished
gingivostomatitis,
postoperative
but
pneumonia,
much
more
from:
necrotizing
scarlet
tuberculosis, syphilis
fever,
sensitivity,
the
thin
film
Tooth
varnishes
were
not
used
under
affecting
83. Compression
the
composite,
adversely
mandible by
osteosynthesis
heals
fracture
ineffective
B.
C.
Compression union
C.
Bleeding
D. Loss of clot
Ans: C. Bleeding
Explanation:
B.
Everted
C.
Same level
D. Dipping
Answer: B. Everted
Reference: Rowe and Williams Maxillofacial Injuries,
2/E, Vol. 1, p. 212
Explanation:
C.
Decreased vasoconstrictor
D. Intravenous infusion
Ans: B. Decreased volume
Explanation:
Silk
C.
Nylon
D. Cat gut
A. Increased volume
B.
B.
Answer: B. Silk
Reference: Laskin, 1E, p. 267
Explanation:
mucous
membrane
and
is
inexpensive.
86. The
first
sensation
to
be
lost
following
Pain
C.
Touch
D. Temperature
Answer: B. Pain
Reference: Malamed Local Anesthesia, 5/E, p. 4
Explanation:
therefore
the
aborted
impulse
is