Question 1

Le Fort fractures fall into one of three basic patterns and involve _____________________.

Accepted Answer

A)  the nasal septum 
B)  the mandible 
C)  several bones of the mid and upper face 
D)  the orbit 
E)  the skull 
A)  the nasal septum 
B)  the mandible 
C)  several bones of the mid and upper face 
D)  the orbit 
E)  the skull C

Question 2

The injection site for the _________ block is in the infratemporal region below the insertion of the lateral pterygoid muscle at the anterior aspect of the condylar neck.

Accepted Answer

A)  palatine 
B)  greater palatine 
C)  standard inferior alveolar 
D)  Gow-Gates mandibular nerve 
E)  Akinosi mandibular nerve 
A)  palatine 
B)  greater palatine 
C)  standard inferior alveolar 
D)  Gow-Gates mandibular nerve 
E)  Akinosi mandibular nerve D

Question 3

What kind of radiograph provides a view of crowns, roots, alveolar bone, and surrounding bony structures and may enable detection of periodontal disease, foreign bodies, and impacted third molars?

Accepted Answer

A)  Bitewing radiograph 
B)  Periapical radiograph 
C)  Occlusal radiograph 
D)  Fluoroscope 
E)  Conventional tomograph 
A)  Bitewing radiograph 
B)  Periapical radiograph 
C)  Occlusal radiograph 
D)  Fluoroscope 
E)  Conventional tomograph B

Question 4

Generally, mandibular dentition in an adult is anesthetized with ________________.

Accepted Answer

A)  a nerve block 
B)  local infiltration 
C)  topical anesthetic 
D)  intraorbital injection 
E)  posterior superior alveolar block 
A)  a nerve block 
B)  local infiltration 
C)  topical anesthetic 
D)  intraorbital injection 
E)  posterior superior alveolar block

Question 5

The site of an injection for a nasopalatine block is _____________.

Accepted Answer

A)  a point midway between the gingival crest of the tooth and the midline palatal raphe 
B)  the mouth of the infraorbital canal 
C)  the mouth of the greater palatine canal 
D)  the mouth of the incisive canal immediately posterior to the central incisor teeth 
E)  the point where the posterior superior alveolar nerve enters the foramen on the infratemporal surface of the maxilla 
A)  a point midway between the gingival crest of the tooth and the midline palatal raphe 
B)  the mouth of the infraorbital canal 
C)  the mouth of the greater palatine canal 
D)  the mouth of the incisive canal immediately posterior to the central incisor teeth 
E)  the point where the posterior superior alveolar nerve enters the foramen on the infratemporal surface of the maxilla

Question 6

Ludwig's angina is an aggressive cellulitis involving which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Mandible 
B)  Submandibular, sublingual, and submental spaces 
C)  Cavernous sinus 
D)  Masticator space 
E)  Orbit 
A)  Mandible 
B)  Submandibular, sublingual, and submental spaces 
C)  Cavernous sinus 
D)  Masticator space 
E)  Orbit

Question 7

What kind of radiograph is used to detect occlusal caries, interproximal caries, overhanging restoration margins, and loss of alveolar bone height?

Accepted Answer

A)  Occlusal radiograph 
B)  Panoramic radiograph 
C)  Periapical radiograph 
D)  Arthrography 
E)  Bitewing radiograph 
A)  Occlusal radiograph 
B)  Panoramic radiograph 
C)  Periapical radiograph 
D)  Arthrography 
E)  Bitewing radiograph

Question 8

A ________ fracture is a break in the bone that does not involve the skin externally or mucous membrane internally.

Accepted Answer

A)  compound 
B)  complex 
C)  facial 
D)  simple 
E)  mandibular 
A)  compound 
B)  complex 
C)  facial 
D)  simple 
E)  mandibular

Question 9

If an infection of alveolar bone is not treated, the infection may spread to tertiary sites, including _________________________.

Accepted Answer

A)  soft tissues 
B)  external skin 
C)  superficial fascia 
D)  submandibular region 
E)  all of the above 
A)  soft tissues 
B)  external skin 
C)  superficial fascia 
D)  submandibular region 
E)  all of the above

Question 10

Anesthesia that blocks a main nerve and numbs several teeth is called ________________.

Accepted Answer

A)  local infiltration 
B)  topical 
C)  nerve block 
D)  general anesthesia 
E)  infraorbital block 
A)  local infiltration 
B)  topical 
C)  nerve block 
D)  general anesthesia 
E)  infraorbital block

Le Fort fractures fall into one of three basic patterns and involve _____________________.

The injection site for the _________ block is in the infratemporal region below the insertion of the lateral pterygoid muscle at the anterior aspect of the condylar neck.

What kind of radiograph provides a view of crowns, roots, alveolar bone, and surrounding bony structures and may enable detection of periodontal disease, foreign bodies, and impacted third molars?

Generally, mandibular dentition in an adult is anesthetized with ________________.

The site of an injection for a nasopalatine block is _____________.

Ludwig's angina is an aggressive cellulitis involving which of the following?

What kind of radiograph is used to detect occlusal caries, interproximal caries, overhanging restoration margins, and loss of alveolar bone height?

A ________ fracture is a break in the bone that does not involve the skin externally or mucous membrane internally.

If an infection of alveolar bone is not treated, the infection may spread to tertiary sites, including _________________________.

Anesthesia that blocks a main nerve and numbs several teeth is called ________________.

General Concepts

The Back

The Thorax

The Abdomen, Pelvis, and Perineum

The Neck

The Skull

The Head by Region

Systemic Review of the Head and Neck

The Upper Limb

The Lower Limb

Filters

Exam 11: Applied Anatomy

Le Fort fractures fall into one of three basic patterns and involve _____________________.

The injection site for the _________ block is in the infratemporal region below the insertion of the lateral pterygoid muscle at the anterior aspect of the condylar neck.

What kind of radiograph provides a view of crowns, roots, alveolar bone, and surrounding bony structures and may enable detection of periodontal disease, foreign bodies, and impacted third molars?

Generally, mandibular dentition in an adult is anesthetized with ________________.

The site of an injection for a nasopalatine block is _____________.

Ludwig's angina is an aggressive cellulitis involving which of the following?

What kind of radiograph is used to detect occlusal caries, interproximal caries, overhanging restoration margins, and loss of alveolar bone height?

A ________ fracture is a break in the bone that does not involve the skin externally or mucous membrane internally.

If an infection of alveolar bone is not treated, the infection may spread to tertiary sites, including _________________________.

Anesthesia that blocks a main nerve and numbs several teeth is called ________________.

General Concepts

The Back

The Thorax

The Abdomen, Pelvis, and Perineum

The Neck

The Skull

The Head by Region

Systemic Review of the Head and Neck

The Upper Limb

The Lower Limb

Filters