AIIMS SR - SHIP Ortho 2015 PDF

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1.
Size of standard x-ray film
a.
1018 x 8 11 inch
b.
10 x 12 inch
c.
819 x 10 inch
d.
8 x 12 inch
Answer : B
2.
Which is not used as a flux

a. Boric acid
b. Borax
c. KF
d. HF
Answer: D
3.
MIP is a
a.
Maximum intensity projection
b.
Medium intensity projection
c.
Minimum intensity projection
d.
Maximum intensity protection
Answer : A
4.
Not true about CBCT
a.
Less noise
b.
More noise
c.
Less soft tissue content

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d.
Decreased exposure
Answer : A
5.
Which of following is used for etching porcelain
a.
1.23% HF
b.
4% HF
c.
9.6% HF
d.
37% HF
Answer : C
6. Which orthodontics force is most physiological for tooth movement

a.
Intermittent
b.
Interrupted
c.
Continuous
d.
Light and continuous
Answer : D
7.
Which statement is true
a.
Vertical deviation are more on landmarks which are on covered line point A * B
b.
Operator constantly locating the same cephalometric point based on the

judgement in different location is random error
c.
Both are true
d.
Both are false

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Answer : C
8. Maximum amount of retraction that can be achieved with orthodontics
treatment alone is
a.
7 mm
b.
16 mm
c.
8 mm
d.
21 mm
Answer : A
9.
Which is not true about orthodontic force
a.
Increased OPG
b.
Decreased OPG
c.
Decreased RANK L
d.
Decreased RANK
Answer : A
10.
Which is not true about secondary alveolar bone grafting ?
a.
Grafted bone in case of lateral incisor
b.
Canine can erupt through graft
c.
Help in closure of fistula
d.
Orthognathic surgery can be done after SABG
missing not provided for side of implant
Answer : A
11.
Which is not true about canine impaction?
a.
Labial impaction is more common than palatal impaction

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b.
Palatal impaction is more common than labial impaction
c.
Canine impaction is more common in females
d.
Unilateral canine impaction is more common
than bilateral
Answer : A
12. MEAW technique is used for
a.
Class III malocclusion with open bite
b.
Class II malocclusion with open bite
c.
Class II malocclusion with retrognathic
d.
Class III with deepbite
Answer : A
13. Direct correlation between
response
degree of injury and intensity
a.
Regional acceleratory
b.
Rapid acceleratory phenomenon
c.
Regional acquired phenomenon
d.
Randomly acquired phenomenon
of healing
phenomenon
Answer : A
14. Direction of force by class III elastic in face mask
a.
15-20o downwards from occlusion
b.
15-20o upwards from occlusion
c.
35-40odownwardsfrom occlusion
d.
5-10odownwardsfrom occlusion
Answer : A

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15. Activity index of GCF shows
a.
IL-B/IL-RC
b.
IL-RC/IL-B
c.
RANK / OPG
d.
OPG/ RANK
Answer : A
16. Sox-9 is responsible for craniofacial growth and it shows :a.
Chondrocyte differentiation
b.
Osteoblast differentiation
c.
Osteoclast differentiation
d.
None
Answer : A
17. Most common malocclusion for root resorption

a.
Class II Div 2
b.
Class II div 1
c.
Class III
d.
Class II open bite
Answer : A
18. Most prevalent habit is
a.
Tongue thrust

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b.
Mouth breathing
c.
Thumb sucking
d.
Nail biting
Answer : A
19.For type II backward rotation of mandible center of rotation lies at
a.
At TMJ
b.
At incisal edge
c.
At premolar
d.
At most distal occluding
molar
Answer : D
20. IOTN not used for malocclusion
a. Bimaxillaryprotrusion
b.
CLP
c.
Openbite
d.
Crowding
Answer : A
21.
In ABO discrepancy index, patient have
DI is
a.
full cusp class II malocclusion
2 pts per side

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b.
4 pts per side
c.
8 pts per side
d.
1 pts per side
Answer : B
22. A patient has class II subdivision on left side KATZ premolar classification
shows
a.
0 mm discrepancy at R & L side
b.
0 mm discrepancy on R & +3 mm
c.
0 mm discrepancy on R & -3 mm on L side
d.
3 mm on R side &-3 mm on L side
on L side
Answer : B
23. In RME
a.
one quarter turn once daily
b.
two quarter turns in twice a day
c.
two quarter turns in once a day
d.
one quarter turn in morning and one in evening
Answer : D
24. Prevalence by class II malocclusion in north India
a.
15 %
b.
34 %
c.
22 %
d.
32 %
Answer : A

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25. For vertical growth bite

a.
registration
Bite beyond freeway space and little
sagital
advancement
b. Large advancement
c.
Bite registration within freeway space
d. Same advancement for sagital to
vertical
Answer : A
26. Which loop has great mechanical advantage of no residual movement
a.
Rickets
b.
Gjessing
c.
Opus
d.
Mushroom
Answer : B
27. One couple system produced by
a. Centred V- bend
b. Off centred V- bend
c. Molars uprighting spring
d. Step bend
Answer : C

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28. Not true about V-bends
a.
Neutralise anterior and
posterior bend
b.
Bend towards gingival
direction
c.
Hook soldered on it
d.
It delivers the torque
Answer : D
29. When edgewise prescription used and 1st, 2nd& 3rd order bends given, additional
bend needs
a.
Progressive Lingual root torque
b.
Progressive Buccal root torque
c.
Continuous Lingual root torque
d.
Continuous Buccal root torque
Answer : B
30. For intrusion of lateral incisor
a.
2 horizontal loops towards
each other
b.
2 horizontal loops mesialy directed
c.
2 horizontal loops distally directed
d.
2 horizontal loops away from
each other
Answer : A

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31. Type III Cu NiTi is used for
a.
Patient has low to normal pain
threshold
b.
Where rapid tooth movement
required
c.
More force required
d.
Patient has good pain
threshold
Answer : A
32. Trifocal ellipse is
a. Braiders arch form
b. Rickets arch form
c. Mushroom shaped form
d. Bonwill Hawley form
Answer : A
33. Step bend placed between 2 incisors produres

a.
Equal and opposite direction
movement
b.
Equal and same direction movement
c.
Unequal and same direction
d.
Unequal and opposite
movement
direction
movement
Answer : B

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34. MRI used for TMJ effusion
a. T1W
b.
T2W
c. Protein density
d.
Spinning property
Answer : B
35. In the field of orthodontics the 1st MRI study of TMJ in 1998 done on
a.
Herbst appliance imaging for
b.
Imaging of TMJ joint
c.
For bionator study of TMJ
d.
For Forsun study
TMJ
Answer : A
36. William DOWN has given which types of face

a.
Retrognathic, Mesognathic,
Prognathic
b.
Vertical, horizontal, average
grower
c.
Forward & backward rotator
d.
Hypo & Hyper divergent
Answer : A

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37. Analysis gives vertical facial height in degree
a. Sassauni
b. Jaraback
c. Upper : lower facial height
d. Rickets
Answer : D
38. Facial axis angle of rickets
a.
Superior angle between Ba-N &Pt-Gn
b.
Posterior angle between Ba-N &Pt-Gn
c.
Anterior angle between Ba-N &Pt-Gn
d.
Inferior angle between Ba-N &Pt-Gn
Answer : D
39. Upper molar position in Ricket analysis measured from
a. PTV
b. From occlusal plane
c. From palatal plane
d. Perpendicular from Nasion
Answer : A
40. Dimension of Rickets utility arch
a.
.016 x .016 blue elgiloy
b.
.016 x .022 blue elgiloy
c.
.016 x .022 ss wire

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d.
.011x .025 TMA
Answer : A
41. CMOS is a
a. Complimentary metal oxide semiconductor
b. Complimentary minal oxide semiconductor
c. Complimentary mechanical oriented semiconductor
d. Connective mineral oxide semiconductor
Answer : A
42. DICOM is a
a.
Digital imaging and communication
in medicine
b.
Direct imaging and communication
in medicine
c.
Dental imaging and communication
in medicine
d.
Digital ion complimentary oxide metal
Answer : A
43. Statement not true about PA Ceph
a.
Midpoint of 2-2 from ANS can be
taken as midline
b.
on tracing sheet pt right on R side
c.
Gramans analysis not related to normative data

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d.
Can be used for facial asymmetry
Answer : B
44. Steiners method for superimposition used
a.
Superimposition on SN Plane registered at S
b.
Superimposition on SN Plane registered at N
c.
Superimposition on Ba-N registered at N
d.
Superimposition on SN Plane registered at Ba
Answer : A
45.
Point shows high error possibility along X-axis

a. Orbitale
b. Point A
c. Condylion
d. Point B
Answer : A
46. Maximum loading force for microimplex
a. 300 gm
c.
b.
150 gm
350 gm
d.
500 gm
Answer : D
Q47. Muscles of facial expression are derivative of
a. 1st arch

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b. 2nd arch
c. 3rdarch
d.
4tharch
Answer : B
Q48. Most common complication of orthognathicsurgery
a.
Malunion
b.
Loss of neurosensation due
c.
Erosion on condyle
d.
Fracture
to
injury of inferior alveolarnerve
Answer : B
49. Increase FOV of CBCT causes
a.
Increased patient exposure
b.
Deceased contrast
c.
Increase noise
d.
DECREASED scanning time
Answer : A
50. GOSLON index5 for CLP shows
a.
Can be treated by orthodontic treatment alone
b.
Orthognathic surgery only treatment
c.
Can be corrected by orthodontic and orthopedic treatment
d.
Describe only in sagittal plane
Answer : B

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51. Malocclusion not required retention after orthodontic treatment
a. Deepbite
b. Rotation
c. Anterior crossbite
d. Open bite
Answer : C
Q 52. International commission of radiation protection (ICRP) recent recommondatio
for radiation enforce is
a. 2007
b. 2013
c. 1997
d. 2003
Answer : A
53. Dc point is located on
a. Centre of meek of condyle where bars Ba Na coincide
b. Center of Ramus
c. Center of mandible
d. Center of maxilla
Answer : A

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Q54. latency period of distraction osteogenesis is
a.
5-7 days
b.
2-3 days
c.
5-7 weeks
d.
15-20 days
Answer : A
55. More chance of relapse is found in
a.
Genioplasty with augmentation
b.
Genioplasty with reduction
c.
BSSO with prognathism
d.
BSSO with retrognathism
Answer : D
56. Least common impaction is
a. Lateral incisor
b. Second premolar
c. Central incisor
d. Maxillary canine
Answer : A
57. Which arch is absent in human embryo development
a. 6th
b. 4th
c. 5th
d. 7th
Answer : D

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58. Chemokines produce by orthodontic force due to

a. Cell proliferation
b. Cell differentiation
c. Cell death
d. Cell hypertrophy
Answer : C
59. Gold standard diagnosis for OSA is
a. Polysomnography
b. Rhinomanometry
c. Lateral ceph
d. Neuroendoscopy
Answer : A
Q60. Nerve for 1stpharyngeal arch is
a. Glass pharyngeal nerve
b. Facial nerve
c. Trigeminal nerve
d. Vagus

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Answer : C
Q 61. IOTN is not use for which malocclusion
a. Open bite
b. CLP
c. Bimaxillary protrusion
d. Crowding
Answer : C
62. Ti grade Y is a
a. Monophasic
b. Biphasic
c. Triphasic
d. Tetraphasic
Answer : B
63. Stable element in Ti6AL4Vin alpha phase
a. V
b. Al
c. Ti
d. Al, V

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Answer : B
Q64. Resistance to corrosion is due to
a. Ti(OH)2
b.
Ti N
c. TiO
d.
Ti
Answer : C
65. Most crucial in primary stability is
a. Cortical bone thickness
b. Helix angle
c. Diameter of trip
d. Length of implant
Answer : A
Q66. All are advantage of CBCT over MDCT except

A. More soft tissue contrast
B. Less radiation exposure
C. Less metal artifact
D. Scan time is less

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Answer : A
67. A Patient come with OPG and cephalogram with condyle enlargement of right
side, further needed is
a.
CBCT b.
TC-99
c.
MDCT
d.
MRH
Answer : B
68. Centre of resistance of single rooted tooth is at
a.
1/3 of root length from alveoler crest.
b.
2/3 of root length from alveoler crest
c.
3/4 of root length from alveoler crest.
d.
At the junction of crown and root.
Answer : A
69. Drug for pain that does not affect the Orthodontic tooth movement
a. Acetamenophen
b. Ibuprofen
c. Aspirin
d. Diclofenac sodium
Answer : A

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70.
Patient reports with retained deciduous canine, impacted permanent canine
and retrognathicmandible. X-rays that are best suitable for diagnosis are
i.
Lateral cephalogram
ii.
OPG
iii.
MDCD
iv.
CBCT
a.
I only
b.
I, ii
c.
Iv only
d.
i, ii, iv
Answer : C
71.
A patient came with lingually placed lateral incisor and retrognathic mandible
and CVMI stage III Best treatment modality is
a.
fixed therapy to correct incisor (L1) followed by functional therapy
b. functional therapy followed by fixed therapy

c.
correction of incisors with removable appliance
d. only fixed appliance therapy

Answer : A
72. In burstones T-loop, activation achieved is
a.
6mm b.
4 mm
c.
2 mm d.
8 mm
Answer : A
73. In Holdaways ratio 3:1 shows
a.
Upper lip to upper incisor relation
b.
Lower lift to lower incisor relation
c.
Lower incisor to chin relation

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d.
Upper lip to lower incisor relation
Answer : C
74. Xi-point is the

a.
Geometric centre of condyle
b.
Geometric centre of ramus
c.
Geometric centre of maxilla
d.
Geometric centre of mandible symphysis
Answer : B
75. Wits apparatus given by
a.
Wits b.
Jacobson
c.
Manifield
d.
Down
Answer : B
76. A pattern of maxilla to mandible in PA cephalogram is
a.
50%
b.
80%
c.
50%
d.
20%
Answer : B
77. Why Ti not used for orthodontic purpose
a.
Ti alloy only can give enough
strength to implant

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b.
Biocompatibity is more for Ti
c.
Ti alloy has less strength
d.
Ti alloy has more strength
Answer :A
78. Prosthion is located in
a. Mandible
b. Antrum cranial base
c. Maxilla
d. Ramus
Answer : C
79. T point superimposition is registered at

a. Occiptal condyle
b. Mandibular condyle
c. Sella
d. Nasion
Answer : A
80. Maxillary superimposition related to assess tooth movement by ABO
a.
Registration on palatal contour of
palate
b.
Registration on lingual curvature of
palate
c.
Registration along ANS and PNS plane registered at ANS

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d.
superimposition along ANS and PNS
plane registered at PNS
Answer : B
81. When a distal force applied on bracket on labial crown of central incisor curve
a.
Translation occurs in distal direction
b.
Pure rotation occurs
c.
Distal tipping and clock wise rotation
d.
Distal tipping & anti clock wise rotation
Answer : C
82. Wilkodontics is the other name of
a.
Periodontally accelerated osteogenic orthodontics
b.
Corticomyfacilitating orthodontic
c.
Dentoalveolardistraction
d.
Dental distraction
Answer : A
83. A relationship between overjet and trauma

a.
No relation
b.
1 mm increase in overjet increases 13% chance of trauma.
c.
1mm increase in overjet increases 25% chance of trauma

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d.
Increased overjet decreases the chances of trauma
Answer : B
84. Which is true about class III malocclusion
a.
It has reduced anterior cranial base due to
orthocephalization
b.
Nasomaxillary area increased.
c.
Glenoid fossa shows no difference between class
d.
Anterior cranial bone length same for class I and class III
I and class III
Answer : A

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TARGET MDS AIIMS- SR-SHIP Jan 2015

Size of standard x-ray film

Which is not used as a flux

Maximum intensity projection

Medium intensity projection

Minimum intensity projection

Maximum intensity protection

Not true about CBCT

Less soft tissue content

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TARGET MDS AIIMS- SR-SHIP Jan 2015

Which of following is used for etching porcelain

6. Which orthodontics force is most physiological for tooth movement

Light and continuous

Which statement is true

Operator constantly locating the same cephalometric point based on the

Both are true

Both are false

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TARGET MDS AIIMS- SR-SHIP Jan 2015

Which is not true about orthodontic force

Which is not true about secondary alveolar bone grafting ?

Grafted bone in case of lateral incisor

Canine can erupt through graft

Help in closure of fistula

Orthognathic surgery can be done after SABG

missing not provided for side of implant

Which is not true about canine impaction?

Labial impaction is more common than palatal impaction

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TARGET MDS AIIMS- SR-SHIP Jan 2015

Palatal impaction is more common than labial impaction

Canine impaction is more common in females

Unilateral canine impaction is more common

Class III malocclusion with open bite

Class II malocclusion with open bite

Class II malocclusion with retrognathic

Class III with deepbite

degree of injury and intensity

Rapid acceleratory phenomenon

Regional acquired phenomenon

Randomly acquired phenomenon

15-20o downwards from occlusion

15-20o upwards from occlusion

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TARGET MDS AIIMS- SR-SHIP Jan 2015

17. Most common malocclusion for root resorption

Class II open bite

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At most distal occluding

full cusp class II malocclusion

2 pts per side

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4 pts per side

8 pts per side

1 pts per side

0 mm discrepancy at R & L side

0 mm discrepancy on R & -3 mm on L side

3 mm on R side &-3 mm on L side

one quarter turn once daily

two quarter turns in twice a day