Question 1

The purpose of the stopper is to

Accepted Answer

A)  slow down the drill speed 
B)  close the root canal opening 
C)  mark the length of penetration 
D)  slow down bleeding 
A)  slow down the drill speed 
B)  close the root canal opening 
C)  mark the length of penetration 
D)  slow down bleeding C

Question 2

The procedure to remove the root apex is a/an

Accepted Answer

A)  apicoectomy 
B)  curettage 
C)  root amputation 
D)  root hemisection 
A)  apicoectomy 
B)  curettage 
C)  root amputation 
D)  root hemisection A

Question 3

Transillumination refers to a clinical exam that uses

Accepted Answer

A)  heat 
B)  light 
C)  touch 
D)  electricity 
A)  heat 
B)  light 
C)  touch 
D)  electricity B

Question 4

Match between columns
                        Premises: numbing to determine the involved tooth
inflammation of tissues around an infected tooth
tapping of a body tissue
necrosis of alveoli of the tooth
can determine periapical body involvement
inflammation of the bone
inflammation of the connective tissue
fluid-filled sac
placing a current on enamel to detect irritability
use of heat and/or cold to determine sensitivity
using finger pressure
use of an explorer on dentin to determine pulpal irritation
movement of a tooth during pressure application
use of light to detect fractures
suppurative infection

Accepted Answer

The Answer of osteomylitis and percussion and direct dentin stimulation is...

Question 5

A permanent maxillary central incisor that looks longer as a result of trauma displays which type of luxation?

Accepted Answer

A)  concussion 
B)  subluxation 
C)  lateral luxation 
D)  extruded luxation 
A)  concussion 
B)  subluxation 
C)  lateral luxation 
D)  extruded luxation

Question 6

In a tooth with pulpal disease, direct dentin stimulation will cause

Accepted Answer

A)  the tooth to move 
B)  fractures to be revealed 
C)  pain 
D)  anesthesia 
A)  the tooth to move 
B)  fractures to be revealed 
C)  pain 
D)  anesthesia

Question 7

A desiccant is used to

Accepted Answer

A)  dry the area 
B)  soften the area 
C)  disinfect the area 
D)  sterilize the area 
A)  dry the area 
B)  soften the area 
C)  disinfect the area 
D)  sterilize the area

Question 8

An endodontist is a dentist who

Accepted Answer

A)  extracts teeth 
B)  treats diseases of the gum tissues 
C)  treats diseases of the pulp tissues 
D)  all of the above 
A)  extracts teeth 
B)  treats diseases of the gum tissues 
C)  treats diseases of the pulp tissues 
D)  all of the above

Question 9

A technique used to reveal a tooth fracture is

Accepted Answer

A)  palpation 
B)  percussion 
C)  transillumination 
D)  direct dentin stimulation 
A)  palpation 
B)  percussion 
C)  transillumination 
D)  direct dentin stimulation

Question 10

Necrotic can refer to

Accepted Answer

A)  diseased pulp tissues 
B)  tissues that are dead 
C)  tissues that cannot repair themselves 
D)  all of the above 
A)  diseased pulp tissues 
B)  tissues that are dead 
C)  tissues that cannot repair themselves 
D)  all of the above

Question 11

Surgical removal of the dental pulp is a/an

Accepted Answer

A)  pulpotomy 
B)  pulpectomy 
C)  apicoectomy 
D)  none of the above 
A)  pulpotomy 
B)  pulpectomy 
C)  apicoectomy 
D)  none of the above

Question 12

Luxation is defined as

Accepted Answer

A)  opening the jaw 
B)  obtaining a bite pattern 
C)  filling a root canal 
D)  tooth movement 
A)  opening the jaw 
B)  obtaining a bite pattern 
C)  filling a root canal 
D)  tooth movement

Question 13

Root canal treatment is more properly called

Accepted Answer

A)  pulpotomy 
B)  pulpectomy 
C)  apicoectomy 
D)  none of the above 
A)  pulpotomy 
B)  pulpectomy 
C)  apicoectomy 
D)  none of the above

Question 14

Bicuspidization is the

Accepted Answer

A)  removal of a bicuspid tooth 
B)  removal of the root of a bicuspid tooth 
C)  removal of the apex of any tooth 
D)  surgical division of a tooth in which both sides are retained 
A)  removal of a bicuspid tooth 
B)  removal of the root of a bicuspid tooth 
C)  removal of the apex of any tooth 
D)  surgical division of a tooth in which both sides are retained

Question 15

A device used to test blood circulation is called a/an

Accepted Answer

A)  laser doppler flowmetry 
B)  apex locator 
C)  magnifying loupe 
D)  ultrasonic machine 
A)  laser doppler flowmetry 
B)  apex locator 
C)  magnifying loupe 
D)  ultrasonic machine

Question 16

An objective sign of pulp disease is hyperextension.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

In some cases an avulsed tooth can be replanted into the same alveolus.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Putrefaction is a subjective symptom.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

A chelating agent is for

Accepted Answer

A)  drying 
B)  softening 
C)  disinfecting 
D)  sterilizing 
A)  drying 
B)  softening 
C)  disinfecting 
D)  sterilizing

Question 20

An autogenous transplant involves

Accepted Answer

A)  moving a tooth from one socket to another in the same mouth 
B)  replanting a tooth in its own socket 
C)  replacing a canine tooth with a canine tooth from another human being 
D)  replacing a canine tooth with a dog's tooth 
A)  moving a tooth from one socket to another in the same mouth 
B)  replanting a tooth in its own socket 
C)  replacing a canine tooth with a canine tooth from another human being 
D)  replacing a canine tooth with a dog's tooth

The purpose of the stopper is to

The procedure to remove the root apex is a/an

Transillumination refers to a clinical exam that uses

A permanent maxillary central incisor that looks longer as a result of trauma displays which type of luxation?

In a tooth with pulpal disease, direct dentin stimulation will cause

A desiccant is used to

An endodontist is a dentist who

A technique used to reveal a tooth fracture is

Necrotic can refer to

Surgical removal of the dental pulp is a/an

Luxation is defined as

Root canal treatment is more properly called

Bicuspidization is the

A device used to test blood circulation is called a/an

An objective sign of pulp disease is hyperextension.

In some cases an avulsed tooth can be replanted into the same alveolus.

Putrefaction is a subjective symptom.

A chelating agent is for

An autogenous transplant involves

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Exam 13: Endodontics

The purpose of the stopper is to

The procedure to remove the root apex is a/an

Transillumination refers to a clinical exam that uses

A permanent maxillary central incisor that looks longer as a result of trauma displays which type of luxation?

In a tooth with pulpal disease, direct dentin stimulation will cause

A desiccant is used to

An endodontist is a dentist who

A technique used to reveal a tooth fracture is

Necrotic can refer to

Surgical removal of the dental pulp is a/an

Luxation is defined as

Root canal treatment is more properly called

Bicuspidization is the

A device used to test blood circulation is called a/an

An objective sign of pulp disease is hyperextension.

In some cases an avulsed tooth can be replanted into the same alveolus.

Putrefaction is a subjective symptom.

A chelating agent is for

An autogenous transplant involves

Introduction to Dental Terminology

Anatomy and Oral Structures

Tooth Origin and Formation

Practice and Facility Setups

Infection Control

Emergency Care

Examination and Prevention

Pain Managementpharmacology

Radiology

Tooth Restorations

Cosmetic Dentistry

Prosthodontics

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Orthodontics

Periodontics

Pediatric Dentistry

Dental Laboratory Materials

Dental Laboratory Procedures

Business Management Procedures

Filters