Guest guest Posted March 3, 2012 Report Share Posted March 3, 2012 3- 12 months 5- 2 weeks6- written consent10- erase from register Good luck with other questions!!BalsamSent from my iPadOn 3 Mar 2012, at 13:40, Hiba Haboubi <dr_hibahaboubi@...> wrote: 1. What would you do when a patient comes with an asymptomatic root canal treated tooth with periapical radioluscency treated by some other dentist?2. Who is responsible when the dentist is sanctioned3. What's the max. Time the gdc leaves the dentist physically impaired away from, his profession?4. Best solution used for hand scrubbing5. Urgent referrals-time6. Surgical removal-which consent?7. A new dental nurse wants to take radiograph~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~8. A female nurse denied leave9. enquring about pts oral hygiene care- open or closed questions, some questions given so you select one10. What happens if the dentist does not pay his annual retention fees on time?11. Dental nurse that had needle stick injury, can she go back to work.? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 3, 2012 Report Share Posted March 3, 2012 1. since its asymptomatic, jus inform the pt, but do not attempt re rct..if in future pt has pain then go for re rct.. 6. written consent.. From: Hiba Haboubi <dr_hibahaboubi@...> Sent: Saturday, 3 March 2012, 13:40 Subject: Questions 1. What would you do when a patient comes with an asymptomatic root canal treated tooth with periapical radioluscency treated by some other dentist?2. Who is responsible when the dentist is sanctioned3. What's the max. Time the gdc leaves the dentist physically impaired away from, his profession?4. Best solution used for hand scrubbing5. Urgent referrals-time6. Surgical removal-which consent?7. A new dental nurse wants to take radiograph~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~8. A female nurse denied leave9. enquring about pts oral hygiene care- open or closed questions, some questions given so you select one10. What happens if the dentist does not pay his annual retention fees on time?11. Dental nurse that had needle stick injury, can she go back to work.? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 5, 2012 Report Share Posted March 5, 2012 Hello everyone, Discussions are welcome for the following questions 1. A 23 year old male presents to your surgery. He lost his upper lateral incisors some 10 years ago in a swimming pool accident. Since then he has been wearing a `spoon' denture which he now feels in aesthetically unacceptable. He has sought an opinion on dental implants but has been told that he would need bone grafting for this to be successful and he is not prepared to undergo this. His dentition is excellent with no restorations and a Class I occlusion. He wants some advice on what the best treatment might be. Which option would you put first on your list of possibilities? A. Two fixed – fixed resin bonded bridges using the central and canine teeth B. Two cantilever resin bonded bridges from the central incisors and canines. C. Two conventional fixed – fixed bridges from the canine D. Conventional cantilever bridges from the canines E. Cobalt chrome partial denture 2.A 55 year old female patient is missing her upper right second premolar and upper right first molar and also is missing the upper left second molar. The upper right second molar is functional and has an amalgam restoration (MOD and buccal wall) that requires replacing. The patient has no functional or aesthetic concerns. What would be the treatment of choice in this situation? A. Provide an upper removable partial denture B. Replace the amalgam in the upper right 7 only C. Provide a full coverage crown in the upper right 7 D. Provide a fixed bridge in the upper right quadrant E. Provide a full coverage crown in the upper right 7 with guide planes and occlusal rests 3. A panoramic cassette was opened in the darkroom to remove and process the exposed film. On opening the cassette, a piece of paper was discovered on the surface of the intensifying screen. What kind of artefact would the presence of paper in the cassette most likely produce? A. A black artefact B. No artefact C. A white artifact D. Reticulation E. Dichroic fog Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 6, 2012 Report Share Posted March 6, 2012 1.A2.E From: drsreedevi85 <drsreedevi.gv@...> Sent: Monday, 5 March 2012 6:26 PM Subject: Questions Hello everyone, Discussions are welcome for the following questions 1. A 23 year old male presents to your surgery. He lost his upper lateral incisors some 10 years ago in a swimming pool accident. Since then he has been wearing a `spoon' denture which he now feels in aesthetically unacceptable. He has sought an opinion on dental implants but has been told that he would need bone grafting for this to be successful and he is not prepared to undergo this. His dentition is excellent with no restorations and a Class I occlusion. He wants some advice on what the best treatment might be. Which option would you put first on your list of possibilities? A. Two fixed – fixed resin bonded bridges using the central and canine teeth B. Two cantilever resin bonded bridges from the central incisors and canines. C. Two conventional fixed – fixed bridges from the canine D. Conventional cantilever bridges from the canines E. Cobalt chrome partial denture 2.A 55 year old female patient is missing her upper right second premolar and upper right first molar and also is missing the upper left second molar. The upper right second molar is functional and has an amalgam restoration (MOD and buccal wall) that requires replacing. The patient has no functional or aesthetic concerns. What would be the treatment of choice in this situation? A. Provide an upper removable partial denture B. Replace the amalgam in the upper right 7 only C. Provide a full coverage crown in the upper right 7 D. Provide a fixed bridge in the upper right quadrant E. Provide a full coverage crown in the upper right 7 with guide planes and occlusal rests 3. A panoramic cassette was opened in the darkroom to remove and process the exposed film. On opening the cassette, a piece of paper was discovered on the surface of the intensifying screen. What kind of artefact would the presence of paper in the cassette most likely produce? A. A black artefact B. No artefact C. A white artifact D. Reticulation E. Dichroic fog Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 6, 2012 Report Share Posted March 6, 2012 1. A 2. B 3. B M not vry sure , ny1 with sure answers r welcome to help > > 1.A > 2.E > > > ________________________________ > From: drsreedevi85 <drsreedevi.gv@...> > > Sent: Monday, 5 March 2012 6:26 PM > Subject: Questions > > >  > Hello everyone, > > Discussions are welcome for the following questions > > 1. A 23 year old male presents to your surgery. He lost his upper lateral incisors some 10 years ago in a swimming pool accident. Since then he has been wearing a `spoon' denture which he now feels in aesthetically unacceptable. He has sought an opinion on dental implants but has been told that he would need bone grafting for this to be successful and he is not prepared to undergo this. His dentition is excellent with no restorations and a Class I occlusion. He wants some advice on what the best treatment might be. > Which option would you put first on your list of possibilities? > A. Two fixed †" fixed resin bonded bridges using the central and canine teeth > B. Two cantilever resin bonded bridges from the central incisors and canines. > C. Two conventional fixed †" fixed bridges from the canine > D. Conventional cantilever bridges from the canines > E. Cobalt chrome partial denture > > 2.A 55 year old female patient is missing her upper right second premolar and upper right first molar and also is missing the upper left second molar. The upper right second molar is functional and has an amalgam restoration (MOD and buccal wall) that requires replacing. The patient has no functional or aesthetic concerns. > What would be the treatment of choice in this situation? > A. Provide an upper removable partial denture > B. Replace the amalgam in the upper right 7 only > C. Provide a full coverage crown in the upper right 7 > D. Provide a fixed bridge in the upper right quadrant > E. Provide a full coverage crown in the upper right 7 with guide planes and occlusal rests > > 3. A panoramic cassette was opened in the darkroom to remove and process the exposed film. On opening the cassette, a piece of paper was discovered on the surface of the intensifying screen. > What kind of artefact would the presence of paper in the cassette most likely produce? > A. A black artefact > B. No artefact > C. A white artifact > D. Reticulation > E. Dichroic fog > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 6, 2012 Report Share Posted March 6, 2012 Hi, it's, 1-A 2-C 3-B Correct me if wrong. Ahmed.. From: Deepika Saini <deepika.saini13@...> Sent: Tuesday, 6 March 2012, 11:03Subject: Re: Questions 1. A2. B3. BM not vry sure , ny1 with sure answers r welcome to help>> 1.A> 2.E> > > ________________________________> From: drsreedevi85 <drsreedevi.gv@...>> > Sent: Monday, 5 March 2012 6:26 PM> Subject: Questions> > >  > Hello everyone,> > Discussions are welcome for the following questions> > 1. A 23 year old male presents to your surgery. He lost his upper lateral incisors some 10 years ago in a swimming pool accident. Since then he has been wearing a `spoon' denture which he now feels in aesthetically unacceptable. He has sought an opinion on dental implants but has been told that he would need bone grafting for this to be successful and he is not prepared to undergo this. His dentition is excellent with no restorations and a Class I occlusion. He wants some advice on what the best treatment might be.> Which option would you put first on your list of possibilities?> A. Two fixed â€" fixed resin bonded bridges using the central and canine teeth> B. Two cantilever resin bonded bridges from the central incisors and canines.> C. Two conventional fixed â€" fixed bridges from the canine> D. Conventional cantilever bridges from the canines> E. Cobalt chrome partial denture> > 2.A 55 year old female patient is missing her upper right second premolar and upper right first molar and also is missing the upper left second molar. The upper right second molar is functional and has an amalgam restoration (MOD and buccal wall) that requires replacing. The patient has no functional or aesthetic concerns.> What would be the treatment of choice in this situation?> A. Provide an upper removable partial denture> B. Replace the amalgam in the upper right 7 only> C. Provide a full coverage crown in the upper right 7> D. Provide a fixed bridge in the upper right quadrant> E. Provide a full coverage crown in the upper right 7 with guide planes and occlusal rests> > 3. A panoramic cassette was opened in the darkroom to remove and process the exposed film. On opening the cassette, a piece of paper was discovered on the surface of the intensifying screen.> What kind of artefact would the presence of paper in the cassette most likely produce?> A. A black artefact> B. No artefact> C. A white artifact> D. Reticulation> E. Dichroic fog> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 6, 2012 Report Share Posted March 6, 2012 Thanks all of you for your response. I think answers for 2 and 3 is B. > > > > 1.A > > 2.E > > > > > > ________________________________ > > From: drsreedevi85 <drsreedevi.gv@> > > > > Sent: Monday, 5 March 2012 6:26 PM > > Subject: Questions > > > > > >  > > Hello everyone, > > > > Discussions are welcome for the following questions > > > > 1. A 23 year old male presents to your surgery. He lost his upper lateral incisors some 10 years ago in a swimming pool accident. Since then he has been wearing a `spoon' denture which he now feels in aesthetically unacceptable. He has sought an opinion on dental implants but has been told that he would need bone grafting for this to be successful and he is not prepared to undergo this. His dentition is excellent with no restorations and a Class I occlusion. He wants some advice on what the best treatment might be. > > Which option would you put first on your list of possibilities? > > A. Two fixed †" fixed resin bonded bridges using the central and canine teeth > > B. Two cantilever resin bonded bridges from the central incisors and canines. > > C. Two conventional fixed †" fixed bridges from the canine > > D. Conventional cantilever bridges from the canines > > E. Cobalt chrome partial denture > > > > 2.A 55 year old female patient is missing her upper right second premolar and upper right first molar and also is missing the upper left second molar. The upper right second molar is functional and has an amalgam restoration (MOD and buccal wall) that requires replacing. The patient has no functional or aesthetic concerns. > > What would be the treatment of choice in this situation? > > A. Provide an upper removable partial denture > > B. Replace the amalgam in the upper right 7 only > > C. Provide a full coverage crown in the upper right 7 > > D. Provide a fixed bridge in the upper right quadrant > > E. Provide a full coverage crown in the upper right 7 with guide planes and occlusal rests > > > > 3. A panoramic cassette was opened in the darkroom to remove and process the exposed film. On opening the cassette, a piece of paper was discovered on the surface of the intensifying screen. > > What kind of artefact would the presence of paper in the cassette most likely produce? > > A. A black artefact > > B. No artefact > > C. A white artifact > > D. Reticulation > > E. Dichroic fog > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 6, 2012 Report Share Posted March 6, 2012 Would you plz explain why for Q1 , you are suggesting 2 fixed resin bonded bridges not cantilever bridges ?Many thanksBalsamSent from my iPadOn 6 Mar 2012, at 11:03, "Deepika Saini" <deepika.saini13@...> wrote: 1. A 2. B 3. B M not vry sure , ny1 with sure answers r welcome to help > > 1.A > 2.E > > > ________________________________ > From: drsreedevi85 <drsreedevi.gv@...> > > Sent: Monday, 5 March 2012 6:26 PM > Subject: Questions > > >  > Hello everyone, > > Discussions are welcome for the following questions > > 1. A 23 year old male presents to your surgery. He lost his upper lateral incisors some 10 years ago in a swimming pool accident. Since then he has been wearing a `spoon' denture which he now feels in aesthetically unacceptable. He has sought an opinion on dental implants but has been told that he would need bone grafting for this to be successful and he is not prepared to undergo this. His dentition is excellent with no restorations and a Class I occlusion. He wants some advice on what the best treatment might be. > Which option would you put first on your list of possibilities? > A. Two fixed â€" fixed resin bonded bridges using the central and canine teeth > B. Two cantilever resin bonded bridges from the central incisors and canines. > C. Two conventional fixed â€" fixed bridges from the canine > D. Conventional cantilever bridges from the canines > E. Cobalt chrome partial denture > > 2.A 55 year old female patient is missing her upper right second premolar and upper right first molar and also is missing the upper left second molar. The upper right second molar is functional and has an amalgam restoration (MOD and buccal wall) that requires replacing. The patient has no functional or aesthetic concerns. > What would be the treatment of choice in this situation? > A. Provide an upper removable partial denture > B. Replace the amalgam in the upper right 7 only > C. Provide a full coverage crown in the upper right 7 > D. Provide a fixed bridge in the upper right quadrant > E. Provide a full coverage crown in the upper right 7 with guide planes and occlusal rests > > 3. A panoramic cassette was opened in the darkroom to remove and process the exposed film. On opening the cassette, a piece of paper was discovered on the surface of the intensifying screen. > What kind of artefact would the presence of paper in the cassette most likely produce? > A. A black artefact > B. No artefact > C. A white artifact > D. Reticulation > E. Dichroic fog > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 7, 2012 Report Share Posted March 7, 2012 The patient is young and all his remaining teeth are in excellent condition...so giving conventional cantilever bridge or conventional fixed-fixed bridge is not indicated as it cause too much tooth destruction. Patient is concerned about aesthetics. So a partial denture is not suitable. Only single lateral incisor is to be replaced in either side of the arch. So minimal preparation cantilever with canine on one side and central incisor on the other will be the most conservative approach as the occlusion is class 1. For minimum preparation bridges fixed-fixed should be avoided if possible. So A is not right option. Thus the answer is B. HTH. Sree > > > > > > 1.A > > > 2.E > > > > > > > > > ________________________________ > > > From: drsreedevi85 <drsreedevi.gv@> > > > > > > Sent: Monday, 5 March 2012 6:26 PM > > > Subject: Questions > > > > > > > > >  > > > Hello everyone, > > > > > > Discussions are welcome for the following questions > > > > > > 1. A 23 year old male presents to your surgery. He lost his upper lateral incisors some 10 years ago in a swimming pool accident. Since then he has been wearing a `spoon' denture which he now feels in aesthetically unacceptable. He has sought an opinion on dental implants but has been told that he would need bone grafting for this to be successful and he is not prepared to undergo this. His dentition is excellent with no restorations and a Class I occlusion. He wants some advice on what the best treatment might be. > > > Which option would you put first on your list of possibilities? > > > A. Two fixed - fixed resin bonded bridges using the central and canine teeth > > > B. Two cantilever resin bonded bridges from the central incisors and canines. > > > C. Two conventional fixed †" fixed bridges from the canine > > > D. Conventional cantilever bridges from the canines > > > E. Cobalt chrome partial denture > > > > > > 2.A 55 year old female patient is missing her upper right second premolar and upper right first molar and also is missing the upper left second molar. The upper right second molar is functional and has an amalgam restoration (MOD and buccal wall) that requires replacing. The patient has no functional or aesthetic concerns. > > > What would be the treatment of choice in this situation? > > > A. Provide an upper removable partial denture > > > B. Replace the amalgam in the upper right 7 only > > > C. Provide a full coverage crown in the upper right 7 > > > D. Provide a fixed bridge in the upper right quadrant > > > E. Provide a full coverage crown in the upper right 7 with guide planes and occlusal rests > > > > > > 3. A panoramic cassette was opened in the darkroom to remove and process the exposed film. On opening the cassette, a piece of paper was discovered on the surface of the intensifying screen. > > > What kind of artefact would the presence of paper in the cassette most likely produce? > > > A. A black artefact > > > B. No artefact > > > C. A white artifact > > > D. Reticulation > > > E. Dichroic fog > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 6, 2012 Report Share Posted April 6, 2012 4; pepper pot appearance is multiple myeloma.Sent from my iPadOn 6 Apr 2012, at 22:49, Balsam_Majid <balsam_majid@...> wrote: 4- hyperparathyroidsm has pepper pot ( whiate)Could be back pain due to Ca mobilisation from bonesSent from my iPadOn 6 Apr 2012, at 19:46, dr_hibahaboubi@... wrote: Thank uBut for. No4 its not hyperparathyrodism? As I thought its myloma but they chose hayperparathytodismSent from my BlackBerry® wireless deviceFrom: ebtessam elhamalawy <ebtessamhamalawy@...> Sender: Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2012 19:09:35 +0100 (BST) < >Reply Subject: Re: Questions HI HIND1. D HAEMOGLOBINOPATHY HAIR ON END APPEARANCE IT COULD BE EITHER A. SICKLE CELL B. THALASSEMIA BUT SINCE HE IS A Greek Cypriot child MOST PROBABLY ITS THALATHEMIA 2. A ACROMEGALY ERIC WHITE ((( DISTORTION OF THE PITUTARY FOSSA)))))3. F HYPOPARATHYRODISM EXPLAINS THE MUSCLE CRAMPBUT AS FOR THE CALCIFICATION I HAVE NOOOOOOOOO IDEA4. H PEPPER POT APPEARANCE OR ( MULTIPLE PUNCHED PUT RADIOLUCENCY) ERIC WHITEBEST REGRADSEBTISAM From: Hiba Haboubi <dr_hibahaboubi@...> Sent: Friday, 6 April 2012, 18:49 Subject: Questions A. AcromegalyB. Cranio-facial dysostosisC. Fracture of base of skullD. HaemoglobinopathyE. Histocytosis XF. HypoparathyroidismG. Metastastatic diseaseH. Multiple MyelomaI. Osteogenesis imperfectaJ. OsteopetrosisK. Paget’s disease Most likely diagnosis for each of the following abnormalities of the skull: 1) The skull X-ray of a 6 year old Greek Cypriot child reveals widening of the bones with a hair-on-end appearance. 2)The skull X-ray of a 55 year old male who presents with headaches reveals prognathism and an enlarged sella turcica. 3) the skull X-ray of a 32 year old female who complains of headaches and occasional muscle cramps reveals flecks of calcification around the base of the brain. 4) The skull X-ray of a 72 year old male who presents with headaches, weight loss and backache reveals numerous small lytic lesions within the vault resembling a pepper pot. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 7, 2012 Report Share Posted April 7, 2012 Hi Ebtesam, pls can u help me?i realise u know almost everything.How u made it?ols can u suggest me from where i can start my preparation for ore1?from which which book?fom which book i can start and then gradually which book?i will attend september. plssssssssss many thanks From: ebtessam elhamalawy <ebtessamhamalawy@...>" " < > Sent: Friday, 6 April 2012, 19:09Subject: Re: Questions HI HIND 1. D HAEMOGLOBINOPATHY HAIR ON END APPEARANCE IT COULD BE EITHER A. SICKLE CELL B. THALASSEMIA BUT SINCE HE IS A Greek Cypriot child MOST PROBABLY ITS THALATHEMIA 2. A ACROMEGALY ERIC WHITE ((( DISTORTION OF THE PITUTARY FOSSA))))) 3. F HYPOPARATHYRODISM EXPLAINS THE MUSCLE CRAMP BUT AS FOR THE CALCIFICATION I HAVE NOOOOOOOOO IDEA 4. H PEPPER POT APPEARANCE OR ( MULTIPLE PUNCHED PUT RADIOLUCENCY) ERIC WHITE BEST REGRADS EBTISAM From: Hiba Haboubi <dr_hibahaboubi@...> Sent: Friday, 6 April 2012, 18:49Subject: Questions A. AcromegalyB. Cranio-facial dysostosisC. Fracture of base of skullD. HaemoglobinopathyE. Histocytosis XF. HypoparathyroidismG. Metastastatic diseaseH. Multiple MyelomaI. Osteogenesis imperfectaJ. OsteopetrosisK. Paget’s disease Most likely diagnosis for each of the following abnormalities of the skull: 1) The skull X-ray of a 6 year old Greek Cypriot child reveals widening of the bones with a hair-on-end appearance. 2)The skull X-ray of a 55 year old male who presents with headaches reveals prognathism and an enlarged sella turcica. 3) the skull X-ray of a 32 year old female who complains of headaches and occasional muscle cramps reveals flecks of calcification around the base of the brain. 4) The skull X-ray of a 72 year old male who presents with headaches, weight loss and backache reveals numerous small lytic lesions within the vault resembling a pepper pot. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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