Medical (Emergencies, Drugs, Sedation)
Syndromes/
Medically compromised
Dental Pathology/Anomalies
Restorative Dentistry
Growth and Development
100

Define MAC and provide the value for N2O. 

Minimal Alveolar Concentration 

104%

100

Patients treated (current or completed) with Chemotherapy or completed HSCT must have their platelet counts above _____ and their ANC level above ____ for dental treatment initiation. 


Platelet >40,000 mm3

ANC >1000 mm3

100

What developmental disorder/anomaly is commonly associated with patients diagnosed with Osteogenesis Imperfecta?

Dentinogenesis Imperfect Shields Type I

100

What is the maximum allowable dosage of fluoride (in mg) per prescription?

120 mg 

100

Name the principal growth cartilage of the cranial base. 

Spheno-occipital

200

What is the reversal agent for benzodiazepines? Dosage mg/kg? Max mg per dose? Up to how many doses?

Flumazenil

0.01mg/kg

0.2mg

X4

200

Patients diagnosed with sickle cell anemia, their RBC life span decreases from 120 days to ______ and their hemoglobin level from 12-18 g/dl to ______.

12-17 days

6-9 g/dl

200

To avoid Tetracycline staining what age range should we avoid prescribing?

Intrauterine development - 8 y/o

200

What commonly used dental product is a cationic bis-guanide with broad spectrum antibacterial activity? 

Chlorhexidine 

200

The mandible is formed by ______ at the condyle and ________ for the body of the mandible. 

Endochondral ossification

Intra-membranous

300

What drug is linked to the development of Reye Syndrome?

Aspirin 


What is the typical dosage?

What effect does it have on platelets? 

300

Name to 4 components of Tetralogy of Fallot.

VSD, Pulmonic stenosis, Aorta overrides VSD, Hypertrophy of right ventricle 

300

A patient diagnosed with hypophosphatasia would demonstrate low levels of _______ and high levels of ______.

serum alkaline phosphatase

urine phosphoethanolamine 

300

38% SDF has _______ ppm of fluoride within the bottled solution. 

45,000 ppm

300

1st branchial arch: Mandibular

Primary cartilage derivative?

Development of which group of muscles?

Derives which nerve?

Meckel cartilage

Muscles of mastication 

Trigeminal 

400

Prophylactic antibiotic coverage. What are the dosages of the following?

Amoxicillin

Clindamycin

Azithromycin/Clarithromycin

50 mg/kg

20 mg/kg

15 mg/kg

400

Which 2 cancer medications may cause irreversible pulpitis in the absence of infection?

Vincristine & Vinblastine 

400

What is the most common benign salivary neoplasm?


Bonus: What is the most common malignant salivary neoplasm?

Pleomorphic Adenoma


Mucoepidermoid Carcinoma 

400

What dosage of Xylitol is needed to have clinic effects (reduction of S. mutans)?

3-8 g/day for a minimum of x2/day

400

What time frame (weeks) is considered the embryonic period? 

1st 8 weeks 

500

What radiographic view is ideal for visualizing an orbital floor fracture?

Water's View

500

Describe the Veau cleft classifications (I - IV). 

Class I: Incomplete cleft of soft palate 

Class II: Incomplete cleft of hard and soft palate 

Class III: Complete unilateral cleft

Class IV: Complete bilateral cleft 

500

A one month old infant has asymptomatic, multiple, white nodules along the midpalatal raphe of the hard palate. What would be the diagnosis?

Epstein's pearls 


Another name? Epithelial Inclusion cysts

500

How much F- is there in a large (6.4 oz) tube of toothpaste? A small tube (4.6 oz)?

Toothpaste is ~1100 ppm (typical for NaF)
1100 ppm = 1.1 mg F/mL
30 mL in 1 oz
~33 mg F/ oz

6.4 oz = 211 mg F-
4.6 oz = 152 mg F-

500

If displaced permanent canine overlap of the adjacent lateral incisor is not beyond the midline of the lateral the chances of self correction after primary canine extraction is? (%)

85-90%