Guest guest Posted March 26, 2012 Report Share Posted March 26, 2012 I want that tooooo plsOn 26 Mar 2012, at 16:44, "wadooovais" <srwadoo@...> wrote: I was wondering whether anyone has previous MJDF PAPERS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS.Your help is much appreciated as the exam is just one week from now. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2012 Report Share Posted March 26, 2012 Can I get thm too plzSent from my iPhoneOn 26 Mar 2012, at 22:51, Dr Sualeh Khan <drsualehkhan@...> wrote: I want that tooooo plsOn 26 Mar 2012, at 16:44, "wadooovais" <srwadoo@...> wrote: I was wondering whether anyone has previous MJDF PAPERS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS.Your help is much appreciated as the exam is just one week from now. = Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2012 Report Share Posted March 26, 2012 Can I get them plzzzzzSent from my BlackBerry® wireless deviceFrom: Seethalmark <seethalmark@...>Sender: Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2012 22:54:12 +0100 < >Reply Subject: Re: MJDF-1 Can I get thm too plzSent from my iPhoneOn 26 Mar 2012, at 22:51, Dr Sualeh Khan <drsualehkhan@...> wrote: I want that tooooo plsOn 26 Mar 2012, at 16:44, "wadooovais" <srwadoo@...> wrote: I was wondering whether anyone has previous MJDF PAPERS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS.Your help is much appreciated as the exam is just one week from now.= Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2012 Report Share Posted March 26, 2012 I haven't done anatomy for mjdf. Do we need to do anything in anatomyOn 26 Mar 2012, at 23:02, maxillary2005@... wrote: Can I get them plzzzzzSent from my BlackBerry® wireless deviceFrom: Seethalmark <seethalmark@...> Sender: Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2012 22:54:12 +0100 < >Reply Subject: Re: MJDF-1 Can I get thm too plzSent from my iPhoneOn 26 Mar 2012, at 22:51, Dr Sualeh Khan <drsualehkhan@...> wrote: I want that tooooo plsOn 26 Mar 2012, at 16:44, "wadooovais" <srwadoo@...> wrote: I was wondering whether anyone has previous MJDF PAPERS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS.Your help is much appreciated as the exam is just one week from now. = Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2012 Report Share Posted March 27, 2012 As a group we can discuss and answer previous papers.i will post all the questions and would appreciate answers with reference for all to benefit. > >> > >>> > >>> I was wondering whether anyone has previous MJDF PAPERS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS.Your help is much appreciated as the exam is just one week from now. > >>> > > = > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2012 Report Share Posted March 27, 2012 - after crown placement in how many months will u review it radiographically. -A diabetic forgot to take his morning dose of oral hypoglycemic comes to yu for surgical procedure, and the procedure went on past lunch time and he collapses on yur chair. what wud u do? - u have done a heavy filling with composite on a posterior tooth, pt cums to yu after 2 weeks with a swelling on his cheek. what it cud be. options were periapical granuloma, periapical abcess, periodontal abcess etc.. -discolouration of a central incisor followed by necrosis of pulp, what can u do to improve the esthetics, options were veneers, crown, bleeching. -what type of hepatitis doesnot becomes chronic? (case senario was given) -upper missing lateral incisors and pointed canines, gaps between centrals and canines, what wud be the best treatment option? options were orthodontically move the canines, give bridges, crowns on canines etc... - Which floride varnish aggrevaite effects of ANUG? - Which antifungal shouldnt be given with diazepam? - Questions about facebow with centric occlusion and hand held models with inter occlusal records in centric occlusion... for different cases, a patient with diosolored crown, changing the crown, with posterior and anterior teeth missing. - BCC how it spreads and treatment (chemo radio etc etc and options for spread were seeding, metastasis, via lymp nodes)(Ans: seeding or local penetration) - how can u prevent chances of getting oral cancer (5 portions of ruits and veg in a day is the answer) - LA adminstration for different teeth in an EMQ. - Lots of questions about BPE it was in EMQ that what score are you going to give in which condition like depth of pocket. - Cluster headache sign and symptoms (2-4 MCQs) - Facial Pain a full EMQ ( look into Pink Book ) - a child has anterior tooth fractured and u suspect child abuse what other thing is gouing to be evident which will point out that it is not a truma. the options were scratces on elbow, knees, neck brusie, child distress and agitated. - Record Keeping for children of 10 yrs age or 15yrs age (10 yrs, 11yrs, 2yrs, 5yrs) - Parasthesia of lingual nerrve lasts for how many months in majority of cases. - Micro organisms in periodontal disesae. - first line treatment for dietry erosin options were. (direct composite, indirect composite, palatal full coverage composite veneers, gold veneers) - Brushing technique (EMQ Book as it is was there) - meidcal emergencies EMQ and MCQ's were there.. pretty much stright forward (you need to know the resus guideline with sign and symptoms) - Pulpitis, pulp necrosis, heyperemic pulp, periapical periodontitis (2EMQ's with different cases) a bit confusing though one needs to know exactly what happens. - Floride concentration and supplements to be given to children of diffrrent ages with differnt water supplies (2-3 MCQ) - Which cement to be used for crown on a molar which is a bit compromised ( dont remmber exactly) - EMQ on Antibiotics which has good absorption, poor absorption in GI effects etc - EMQ on analgesics which one to give to whom in different coniditons.(differnt age and pts conditions were given like cardiac pt, 65 yr old pt. and pt not responding to normal analgesics) - IOTN different cases. - some MCQ's about burning mouth, herpes and candida... - the question was like what kind of prostesis will u design for a patient in upper partially dentate arch so the speech and taste doesnt get altered.. diffent options of CPD. - there were few things like electrical items records, things related to infection control, and surgery stuff. - your nurse has got needle stick injury from 22yr old boy what are u going to do. (options were are u going to scrub the wound, inform the physician, consult the Occupational health, dont do anything) - A patient is complaining about the denture which is loose and was made recently he demands his money back. what should the - * in six quad (as in BPE score) which radio will utake and wat BPE score it is? - upper denture loose, a root beneth lower CD which Xray will u take. - blood vomit, with wat will uclean it and wat % of it. - nurse 1st line action - primary n secondry impression material for flabby ridge. - Crown prepration selection shud end with (options are shoulder and chamfer, supra gingival margin) - different depts of cuts for different crowns. - a child avulsed tooth mom wants to come to surgery what instructions are u going to given her. -which Probe is used for measuring furcation invovement. -what impression material wud u use in an undercut area - after crown placement in how many months will u review it radiographically. -A diabetic forgot to take his morning dose of oral hypoglycemic comes to yu for surgical procedure, and the procedure went on past lunch time and he collapses on yur chair. what wud u do? - u have done a heavy filling with composite on a posterior tooth, pt cums to yu after 2 weeks with a swelling on his cheek. what it cud be. options were periapical granuloma, periapical abcess, periodontal abcess etc.. -discolouration of a central incisor followed by necrosis of pulp, what can u do to improve the esthetics, options were veneers, crown, bleeching. -what type of hepatitis doesnot becomes chronic? (case senario was given) -upper missing lateral incisors and pointed canines, gaps between centrals and canines, what wud be the best treatment option? options were orthodontically move the canines, give bridges, crowns on canines etc... - Which floride varnish aggrevaite effects of ANUG? - Which antifungal shouldnt be given with diazepam? - Questions about facebow with centric occlusion and hand held models with inter occlusal records in centric occlusion... for different cases, a patient with diosolored crown, changing the crown, with posterior and anterior teeth missing. - BCC how it spreads and treatment (chemo radio etc etc and options for spread were seeding, metastasis, via lymp nodes)(Ans: seeding or local penetration) - how can u prevent chances of getting oral cancer (5 portions of ruits and veg in a day is the answer) - LA adminstration for different teeth in an EMQ. - Lots of questions about BPE it was in EMQ that what score are you going to give in which condition like depth of pocket. - Cluster headache sign and symptoms (2-4 MCQs) - Facial Pain a full EMQ ( look into Pink Book ) - a child has anterior tooth fractured and u suspect child abuse what other thing is gouing to be evident which will point out that it is not a truma. the options were scratces on elbow, knees, neck brusie, child distress and agitated. - Record Keeping for children of 10 yrs age or 15yrs age (10 yrs, 11yrs, 2yrs, 5yrs) - Parasthesia of lingual nerrve lasts for how many months in majority of cases. - Micro organisms in periodontal disesae. - first line treatment for dietry erosin options were. (direct composite, indirect composite, palatal full coverage composite veneers, gold veneers) - Brushing technique (EMQ Book as it is was there) - meidcal emergencies EMQ and MCQ's were there.. pretty much stright forward (you need to know the resus guideline with sign and symptoms) - Pulpitis, pulp necrosis, heyperemic pulp, periapical periodontitis (2EMQ's with different cases) a bit confusing though one needs to know exactly what happens. - Floride concentration and supplements to be given to children of diffrrent ages with differnt water supplies (2-3 MCQ) - Which cement to be used for crown on a molar which is a bit compromised ( dont remmber exactly) - EMQ on Antibiotics which has good absorption, poor absorption in GI effects etc - EMQ on analgesics which one to give to whom in different coniditons.(differnt age and pts conditions were given like cardiac pt, 65 yr old pt. and pt not responding to normal analgesics) - IOTN different cases. - some MCQ's about burning mouth, herpes and candida... - the question was like what kind of prostesis will u design for a patient in upper partially dentate arch so the speech and taste doesnt get altered.. diffent options of CPD. - there were few things like electrical items records, things related to infection control, and surgery stuff. - your nurse has got needle stick injury from 22yr old boy what are u going to do. (options were are u going to scrub the wound, inform the physician, consult the Occupational health, dont do anything) - A patient is complaining about the denture which is loose and was made recently he demands his money back. what should the - * in six quad (as in BPE score) which radio will utake and wat BPE score it is? - upper denture loose, a root beneth lower CD which Xray will u take. - blood vomit, with wat will uclean it and wat % of it. - nurse 1st line action - primary n secondry impression material for flabby ridge. - Crown prepration selection shud end with (options are shoulder and chamfer, supra gingival margin) - different depts of cuts for different crowns. - a child avulsed tooth mom wants to come to surgery what instructions are u going to given her. -which Probe is used for measuring furcation invovement. The exam includes 15 Emgs question + 75 mcqs= 150 questions It s almost all about clinical scenarios, no basic, only emergencies are very important Time is fine. It s a paper exam, no pictures or x rays. Past exams are very important. As you will notice, the topics for emqs get repeated. This exam was very much like the one for October 2010. Wish you all the best of luck Emqs: 1behavioral management ..a.Negative reinforcement b.modeling c. distraction d.behavioural shaping e. systemic desensitization f.positive reinforcement g.enhancing control .. doing treatment while a video showing cartoon is running .. working through various levels of feared situations from 'mildest' to 'most anxiety...etc 2.Epidemiological studies a.Propective Cohort study b.retrospective cohort study c.ecological study d.single blinded e.double blinded f.case series g.narrative review h.case control study i.systemic review 3.failure of eruption: a.primary failure b.abnormal position of tooth crypt c. premature loss of deciduous d.supernumerary tooth e.dilaceration options were: congenitally abscent, crowding in premolar region, palataly displaced max. Canine, failure of eruption of upper central incisor in 10 years child with a history of trauma, failure of eruption of upper central incisor in 10 years, abscent lower first perm. Molar, abscent upper lateral incisor 4. Dental pain: a.irreversible pulpitis b.reversible pulpitis c.dentin sensitivity d.cracked tooth syndrome e.lateral perio abscess f.apical abscess. Options are: Patient with very large restoration and sharp pain on biting, pain on cold goes away after stimuli, pain on hot, lasts long duration, worst at night, sharp pain tooth ttp and vital, pain on hot and cold short and goes away after stimulus 2 4 * * 3 1 5. xray prescription for different BPE scores. Scores were not given as 1234, they were given as the full mouth divided in sextants ex: 6. another xray prescription emq 7 & 8: choice of prosthesis for different scenarios: fixed fixed bridge, fixed removable, spring cantilever, minimal preparation cantilever etc. 9.Fluoride supplements for different age groups, what was ridiculous is that 2 or 3 questions were for age like 3 and 6, so i didn't know whether the child aged 3 is in the group from birth to 3 or from 3 to 6, but what i did is from 3to 6. 10. emq about post operative bleeding: put tranexamic acid, stop warfarin, it was tricky 11. definition of occlusion 12.different viruses, they give you symptoms of a disease and you have to know which virus: a pt with sore throat, fever, lymphadenopathy: glandular fever: EBV Bilateral swelling of salivary gland in a child: mumps(paramixovirus) etc 13. choice of anaesthesia for different situation, a bit tricky, it was the same as the one in October 2010 exam 14. a question about oral hygiene instruction for different patients, ex: a patient with ortho appliance, MCQS: Pharma: A breat feeding woman has been prescribed an antibiotic, knowing that she s allergic to penicillin what would u give her: Erythromycin, clindamycin, tetracycline,ampicillin(not sure of the options but i think answer was erythromycin) A patiet suffering from non carious tooth loss is most likely on what medication(opromazole) A pt on warfarrin has perio infection and requires antibiotic, he takes opramazole and allergic to penicillin( erythromycin,clindamycin,metronidazole,tertracycline) i liked this question coz it requires some knowledge:1.erythromycin although given in allergy to penicillin is CI with warrfarin,metronidazole is CI with warfarrin too, opramazole means that this pt has GI disease,therefore,clindamycin is CI. Then my answer was tetracycline O medicine: A 25 years old patient with trigeminal neuralgia, what s the first tging to be done: (xray to exclude to monitor any tumour) Lichenoid reaction A patient with unilateral parotid swelling(bacterial, viral, tumour) A patient with a pain which increase with change in posture(sinusitis,dentine sensitivity,..) Pedo: Question about cvek pulpotomy( as far as i remember pt with exposure no more than 1 mm) A 25 years patient has an accidental trauma to his upper central incisor, which shows minimal mobility what s first line of treatment(fixation for1 week, soft diet,fixation for 2 weeks..) A 10 years old child has avulsed his upper central incisor, his parents are in a holiday, he ame with his aunt, parents are unreachable what do you do? Take the child consent,reimplant the tooth, the aunt consent,do nothing and wait for the parent to return) A mother with 3 years old child called you and told u the upper A has avulsed,(tell her to come immideatly with the tooth, tell her to reinsert it, ....) Abuse You suspect child abuse what s the first thingto do( talk to ur collegue, tell the child health visitor, gp, pediatrician Ortho Treatment of severe class 2 division1 in a 12 years old pt with skeletal discrepancy(functional appliance then fixed appliance) IOTN score for pt with 5 mm overjet with incompetent lips(2,3,4,5) Used to record jaw relation(foxbite or face bow) Used to imitate the maxillary orientation and position(foxbite or face bow) A patient has been told by the orthodontist that she has to remove the 4 wisdom molars, what do you do( talk to the orthodontist, refer to the surgery department, advice her not to extract...dont remember the rest) Question about displacement Emergencies: Epilepsy, what to give(midazolam diazepam,etc) Angina attack Diabetic collapse( glucose, glucagon) Ventricular fibrillation Patent airway, gasping,? Ethics + infection control: Question about dismissal, Needle stick injury, what s the most common transmitted viral infection Auto claving time Type of working surface: impervious How to turn off an electric fire( water, powder, dried co or sth like this) A dentist can be( operator, referral, practitioner) NHS banding for a child pulpotomy Perio: A question about LAP Perio endo BPE, Surgery: Type of suture materials Flap for apicectomy(semi lunar , envelope,....) Radiology For submandibular calculus, Elongation is due to.. Cusps overlap id due to wrong horizontal angulation, i think Cone cut Restorative: What s the cause for a swelling in a patient with 3 years old crown, and a large restoration? Esthetic crown for nayar core What s the restoration for missing 2 centrals Restoration for a tooth opposed by a worn tooth Management between upper lateral ( or central, i am sorry, i don't remember)and a pointed canine in a canine guided occlusion Restoration for class v in high caries risk person Percentage of sodium peroxide in in home bleaching? Restoration for MOD Restoration for erosion Amalgam core, where should the fnish line extends? Supra, sub gingival Cement for minimal preparation crown Most important criteria for endo success Question about coronal seal Properties of NI- Ti files( biocompatibility, shape memory,...) Impression material in apatient with gag reflex Best material for RPD connector Cause of speech problems in dentures, s,v,d Aneasthesia What s the flavoured anaesthesia Whats the toxic anaesthesia What s the maximam dose of lignocine in mm for a 70 kg patient? 1-diff qus on treatment of staining a.tetracycline stain b.mild flourosis c.hypo plastic pit d. Food staining extrinsic stain Treatment options Crown, microabration followed by veneer, bleeching(chair side) ,whiting tooth paste 2-what type of hepatitis that dosent become chronic a,b,c,e 3-which test is the most reliable test to indicate the presence of active hepatitis Hbs(surface)antigen Hbc(core)antigen Hbe antigen Antibody to HBs antigen 4-first line treatment to needle stick injury ?? encourage bleeding and wash it under running water 5-what is legal amount (unit)of alcohol intake to men?21 male 14 female not sure check it 6-qs of medical condition of pt who reserved a seat in a dinner meating for his dead wife Mania, anxiety ,depression .schizphrenia answer is depression as i asked general practioner 7-lady in 40s got TMJpain for about few mths,she got divorced recently what is the first line treatment a.amitrptyline b.physiotherapy c.occlusal splint 8-which epithelial cell that responsible for the attachments? 9-what type of cells that proliferate in later stager of her life? a.Odontoblast b.cemtoblast c.rest of malazess e.undifferentiated mesynchymal cells 10-BLS no of compressions?30 11-pt fit and healthy then het got cold and clammy then he lost his consiousness?vasovagal faint 12-drug of choice to acute athma??salbatamol 13-antibiotics a.pt allergic to pencillin and cant swallow clindomycine??azithromycine b.antibiotics of choice to pt who has been prescribed amoxicilline few weeks ago?clindomycine c.which antibiotices that cause mononucleosis?pencillin d.which antibiotices that cause renaltoxicosis? Dont know e.which antibiotices that active against B-lactomase bactria?benzellpencillin in saqs f.drug to treat fungal infection? azoles Drugs Pencillin,clindomycine,azithromycine,miconazole,gentamycine,metro diazole.penzylepencillin 14-mcq on features of composite filling material 15-diffcases of facial fracture a.leffort 2 ? bilateral circumorbitalbrusing b.orbital floor? diplopia c.pt fell on his chin?? bilateral condyle d.diff cases on facial trauma cant remember e.angle of mandile fracture 16-x-ray options a.orthographic surgery???cephalo b.truma to TMJand stiffness?? I think panaromics check it c.truma to chin?? Pa chek it plz Others cant remember sorry Panaromic,cephlometrics,lateral scull,PA mandible and others 17-perio emqs a.pt with furcation in each quadrant what BPE score? b.BPE score on diff pockets depth c.BPE score on loss of attachment 7mm 18. radiographic views for diff BPEscores a.furcation in each quadrant ????full mouth periapical b.irregular pocket with BPE score 4???? vertical bitwing with periapical in selected teeth u can find this qs on mjdf site sample qs it was same 19-pt on mobility grade 2,you did root palning for how long you asked the pt to see him again 1wk,1mth,3mths??? I wrote i mths wa do u think? 20-what the medical conition with saliva drooling and and swelling in the floor of the mouth and some thing wrong with pts fingers not sure check Parkinson not infection 21-disposal of waste of wedge mixed with blood ? sharps 22-sign 2 with cross what dose that means? used for once for one pt only check infection control 23-which of these disease that caused by positive lacto bacillus Syphilis,TB ,angular chellitis.... 24-child with sore throatand feeling unwell,he got macular rash on his cheek ? a.measles,,b.chicken pox,c.herpes simplex 25-mcq on pemphigoid cant remember 26-diabetices with abcess complain of failure of root canal therapy and during the examination the filling was leaking? What the reason a.lack of coronal seal b.lack of apical seal c. Pt his medical condition 27-what is the most common site that affected by burning mouth syndrome??? tongue 28-pt worried of getting cancer what the advice that should u give? Have 5 portions fruits and vegs daily 29-by which method basal cell carcinoma spread? seeding 30-pt got recently metallic taste sensation after taking oral medication? a.burning mouth syndrom b.oral dysthesia c.oral dysgeusia alter taste sensation correct 31-qs was on cluster migranous headache 32-emqs on reasons of delay or failure of eruption in permenant dentitions a.crowding????-early loss of deciduous prodessors b.delayed eruption of lower first molar,????,primary failure of eruption c.palatal position of upper canine..????.abnormal position of crypt And others cant remember 37-malformation somes cant remember a.easily chipped teeth with translucency,???,,dentinogenesis imperfecta b.toothwith some notchs and bands cervically ,,,???,,child illness c.qs on flourosis 38-occlusion a.definition of group function b.balance articulation not occlusion c.canine guided occlusion Others were tricky cant remember Inciser relationship,,pragnthism 39-how do u suspect of NAI? Neck bruise 40-behavieral managment,,,,,abit tricky Go through them in detailed 41.tratment options of primary dentitions Pulpatomy??,,,,small carious cavity in co operative child pulpectomy..???, carious cavity in pt with absenet permenant Pt with immunsuppression,,??,,,,exo Direct pulp capping,,,???,,,, pinpoint exposure in symptomless tooth 42.defination of subluxation 43-pt withlabially impacted upper canine,how do u know clinically?protruded upper lateral incisor 44-first line managment of dry socket a.irrigation.x ray.metrondiazole 200 b.irrigation xray metro diazole 400 c.irrigation and x ray only 45-first line managment of pt with palatal diatery erosion a.crown,, b.palatal veener c.direct composite correct 46-bridges Emqs Minmal prepartion adhesive bridge ..conventional adhesive bridge Fixed-fixed bridg Minmal preparation fixed fixed Simple cantilever (conventional,,minmal preparation) Spring cantilever The cases were abit tricky do bridge very well master ,pink not enf 47-local anasthesia option do scully or master a.normal fit pt??? Lidocaine with adrenaline b.prolonged duration of action??bupivecaine c.pt with heart disease?priolcaine with felyperssin e.flavoured topical anashesia?? I think bezocaine not sure Options Lidocaine + adrenaline Prilocaine+felypressine Bupivcaine Benzocaine Articaine 48-emqs on epidemiology qs tricky pink not enf 49-which of these jobs dentist can do it? A radiotion protection supervisor+phsices b.radiation protection supervisor+practioner c.practioner+referer+operator 50-x ray a.error in x ray films do them v well cant remember 51.pt on warfarin uwhat the accepted inr to do simple extaction 2,,3,,4 52-which of these conditions most common affected by dry socket a.smoker b.pt on warfarin i think this is the most correct what do u think c.eldery 53-what is the most reasonable indication for third molar removal I cant remember the options but more than one episodes of pericorinitis 54-what the feature of the carpet of surgery?? Impervious 55-dentist did root canal treatment perviously to child pt and now he dose crown for the same pt what band the dentist should claim? band 1 Band 2 Band 3 No calim 56-what ur advice to childs mum whos her child s teeth knocked out? a.re implant it b.keep it in the milk and come as soon as possible correct c.keep it in the water 57- child had 5mg/kg flouride its potential lethal dose what the first line treatment? Give child salty drink Give child sugary drink whiches correct correct Give child injection i cant remember the name of the drug 58-what is the most correct flap design in apecictomy im not sure ? ..apical re position Apex is broader than the base Base is broader than the apex Apex and base are equal 59-qs on irrigation solution for endodontices ??sodium hypochlorite That what i remembered from the exam The main topices were perio,paediatrics,facial pain, infection control Masters 2 very important apart ortho chapters Master 1 and oxford pink,emqs mcqs best of five Sorry about the spelling Be positive and good luck INTRODUCTION: The MJDF exam part 1 mainly consists of two papers First Paper – It contains 75 single best answers questions, i.e each question will have 5choices out of which, most appropriate answer should be selected. Second Paper – It consists of 15 EMQ questions, each question has five questions and five answers, which we have to match closest and appropriate answer to each question. Total duration of the exam is 3 hours. First paper given will be 75 single best answer questions and duration is 90 minutes and then second paper will be 15 EMQ questions, each containing 5 questions and duration is 90 minutes I apologize for not able to separate the SBA'S AND EMQ'S Questions: A Dentist did pulpotomy of primary molar and then after few moths he did stainless steel crown. What band he gets to claim. (SBA) Band 1 Band 2 Band 3 Band 4 No Claim After doing mesio-angular impaction of lower third molar, which suture material is best used to close mucoperiosteal flap (SBA) 3-0 Silk cutting needle 3-0 Vicryl cutting needle Catgut Patient has TIA (Transient ischemic attack three months ago, you have planned extraction and patient is on aspirin. What is the best way to proceed? (SBA) Delay the extraction for three months Go ahead with extraction, following appropriate local measures Refer to Oral surgery Stop aspirin Fifth choice was not relevant and definitely not the answer. Patient has an over jet of above 9mm and they have also mentioned other orthodontic criteria which I do not remember. They have asked which UDA band it will be (SBA) Band 1 Band 2 Band 3 Band 4 Band 5 Over jet of 4.5 mm and they have mentioned some other orthodontic criteria and have asked which band it is (SBA) Band 1 Band 2 Band 3 Band 4 Band 5 Autoclave temperatures (at what temperature the sterilization is achieved) (SBA) 121 degrees centigrade for 15 minutes 121 degrees centigrade for 3 minutes 131 degrees centigrade for 15 minutes (Also better be sure of pressures as well) A patient with irritable bowel syndrome what do you see, (SBA) Mucosal blistering Mucosal tags Herpitiform ulcers Other two choices I could not remember, but I am sure the answer is in the first three only Patient had pain in the chest after prolonged dental session, with an extraction procedure, what is the best medicine to give (SBA) GTN is the answer Patient is insulin dependent diabetic, complains of faint after prolonged dental session, what is best to give, (SAQ) Oral Glucose IV Glucagon Insulin IM Glucagon Patient is waiting in waiting room and collapse and faints. Patient is cold, clammy, but pulse is good. What do you give? IM Glucagon Oral Glucose GTN Hydrocortisone epam Patient is suffering myocardial infarction in dental chair, which position is best for patient Upright sitting position Laying flat Recovery position Laying flat and raising legs A 90-year old gentleman presented to clinic who is edentulous and has dentures upper and lower full 15-years old. Denture bit uncomfortable, tooth structures little bit worn out, freeway space 2-4mm, polished surfaces satisfactory and occlusal wear minimal. How would you proceed? Copy dentures Hard reline Soft reline Construction of new dentures When do you, do not extract impacted 8's Extraction of 8's recommended by orthodontist Extraction of 8's recommended in patient undergoing renal transplant – immunosupression 47 years old with moderate periodontittis Second permanent molar undergoing internal resorption due to third molar Non dental origin, No clinical or radiological findings. Patient complains of pain maxillary sinus and ear deafness, unilateral ulcer on face and forehead Herpes Simplex Herpes Zoster Paramyxo virus Orthomyxo virus Ep-stein bar virus How do you check maxillary plane Fox-bite-plane What sort of matrix is best for restoring disto-occlusal restoration of 7? Sectional matrix Auto matrix Tofflomeir matrix How do you get incisal guidance for setting incisal teeth? Study casts Unsupported/supported labial fullness (Other options sorry I could not remember) Burning mouth syndrome which part of the oral cavity is more painful Tongue Lichenoid reaction seen associated with Atenolol Insulin Corticosteroid Ramipril GTN in Angina Relaxes heart muscle Decreases blood pressure Increase positive ionotropic charge Dilation of arterioles and venules Patient had trauma – Nasal – midface area and has watery discharge and blood discharge from nose Orbital fracture Zygomatic fracture Lefort-1 Lefort-11 Patient with only mid-root fracture of front tooth, what is appropriate splinting time? 1 week 2 weeks 4 weeks 3 months Patient with lower four central incisors with alveolar fracture, you splinted and immobilized successfully, and then what is the next thing to do. For this question I could not remember all the options Soft diet and review Patient had trauma with minimal mobility of front teeth, no symptoms or pain or anything, what is the best approach Splinting one week Splinting two weeks Splinting 4 weeks Splinting 6-8 weeks Soft diet and review Patient had trauma 8 days ago, upper central incisor palatal luxation mild, not interfering with occlusion but tooth non vital. What do you do? Pulp extirpation +CaoH2 dressing Reposition Reposition +Splinting Best material for using vital pulpotomy Ferric sulphate Patient had trauma on 14 (vital pulp), only thin buccal cusp remaining, best treatment option MOD-Onlay Inlay Direct composite MODL Extract and options for replacement This question is regarding fluoride supplements, I do not remember whether its SBA OR EMQ, I remember only the questions 18 months of age, what is fluoride supplement for child living in 0.25 ppm fluoridated water? Six-year-old – Non fluoridated water, what is the fluoride supplement dose Six-year-old child with fluoridated water of 0.6ppm, what is the fluoride supplement dose given 3-year old with fluoride concentration of 0.3 ppm fluoridated water, what is the fluoride supplement dose given Duraphat in high caries risk group children is applied every 2 months 4 months 6 months 8 months One-yearly This question is an EMQ question Failure of eruption of lower permanent molar Canine palatally place Crowding in premolar area Failure of eruption of central incisor Absence of showing lateral incisor Answers (which we have to match) Failure of normal path of eruption Abnormal position of crypt Early loss of deciduous teeth Supernumerary tooth Congenital absence Cervical line and dark lines on Central incisors, molars and incisal edges, most possible reason could be Ameologensis Dentinogenesis Childhood illness Hypoplasia An edentulous patient presents with ulcer in retro molar pad area first line of management would be Adjusting the denture Incisional biopsy Periapical x-ray How should be the floor of dental surgery? Impervious Possible infection that would occur from needle stick injury in a person who is appropriately or properly immunized Hepatitis B Hepatitis C Hepatitis A HIV Deciduous tooth had intrusion 61, what is most likely to occur for permanent tooth Dilaceration Impaction Uneruption Hypoplasia Splinting time for Avulsion (choices and question I could not remember properly, but make sure to know about splinting times for different scenarios) Got a call from mother of a 3-year old child, who had trauma and avulsed the front tooth. What instruction you will give to mother Attend surgery as soon as possible with tooth Place tooth in milk and attend surgery as soon as possible Place in the salt water and attend surgery as soon as possible Place the tooth in its position back and attend surgery as soon as possible A 3-year-old boy avulsed 61, and mother re-implanted it in its socket and clot is holding the primary tooth. IOPA shows permanent tooth present, what would you do Leave it and review Splinting for one week Remove and space maintenance A child has grossly broken down upper and lower molars, carious tooth, which x-ray would you consider IOPA Bitewings Vertical Bitewings OPT Patient has painful symptoms at the time of eating and also has ear pain, what x-ray would you consider. (The option of occlusal x-rays was not given in the choices) OPG Oblique Lateral Lateral chepalograph Postero-anterior view A dental practitioner can be Radiology adviser+physicst+operator Supervisor+adviser+physicst Practioner+refer+operator Practioner+physicst+supervisor Physicst+supervisor+operator Risk of cancer in dental Radiography (IOPA) 1:20,000 1:200,000 1:20,00000 1:200, 00000 Which cells are affected by Bisphonates? Mesencymal cells Undifferentiated cells Oesteoclasts Oesteoblasts This question is an EMQ Question, in which we have to match the exact LA technique used for appropriate treatment procedure Infiltration + Long buccal Inferior alveolar nerve block Mental nerve block+ buccal +lingual Mental nerve block +lingual infiltration Mental Nerve block Options Small class III filling of 33 Filling mandibular first molar Buccal veneer of 34 Surgical removal of 41 Pulp removal (hyperemic pulp) on 45 A diabetic patient complains of pain on a root canal treated tooth. Root canal is done 2 years ago. On examination the restoration on the tooth seems leaking. Reasons for pain and failure No proper obturation Medical condition Lack of coronal seal Inadequate biomechanical preparation Best success of root canal is achieved by Straight canals Straight line access Widening of aperture of root canals Proper irrigation all the times under presence of rubber dam When preparing the Apical Zone, the use of the files sequentially from apex to backwards (lower the size of instrument) – what is the best distance to achieve good apical area preparation 0.5mm 1.0mm 1.5mm 2.5mm 3.5mm Prolonged use of corticosteroids in adults may result in or can cause Alopecia Insulin – diabetes Libidos Thinning of skin Less arousal Best material to use in the root caries and buccal caries in elderly patient. GIC Hybrid Composite Amalgam Silicate cement Zinc phosphate A child patient is brought to the dental clinic, parents complain of child having trauma and has fallen down, hurting his teeth. You suspect NAI's. Which is the most appropriate finding which would give suspension of NAI'S? (Even though all of the following choices are correct, we should choose which is more appropriate) Red eye Neck bruise Child agitated and distressed Injuries to shin and knee areas A clinical scenario was given, and asked about the scores of BPE. Given gingival recession of 2mm and band completely disappears (3.5-5.5). Here I think they have asked about the pocket depth Gingival recession 2mm +5.5mm (as band completely disappears) so the answer is 7.5mm (I could remember the question exactly) On examination of four teeth in a sextrant except for L4 has no bleeding on probing. What is the BPE SCORE? 0 1 2 3 4 5 Patient has damaged infra-orbital nerve – orbital floor fracture, patient presents to you after two hours later. What symptoms you would find, choose most appropriate one Peri-orbital edema Loss of visual acuity Loss of sensation or paresthesia over cheek Something to do with upper eyelid (can't remember) EMQ based questions on child behavior methods, options given Modeling Behavior shaping Systemic-desensitization Enhancing control Negative reinforcement Tell show do They have given definitions to which we have to match the above EMQ based question regarding Law and Ethics scenario's given and asked what you would do Dismissal Grievance procedure Informal discussion Suspension and investigation Written warning Dental assistant want to explore future carrier opportunities Below options that needs to be matched Dental assistant suspected of the theft Repeated complaints of letters from patients regarding dental assistant Dental staff or person failure to respond repeatedly even after giving many warnings (verbal) A staff member repeatedly re-heard many times comments from colleagues For retention of post which is not important Diameter Size Luting cement Type of post RCT treated tooth, post placed, which is the best option to restore the tooth. Nayyar technique used, good tooth structure 50% Gold crown Gold inlay PJC Gold Onlay The movement of tongue on protrusion is affected to lateral side –which nerve is involved. Patient recently had surgery and radiation close to submandibular gland Lingual Glossopharyngeal Hypoglossal Chordatympani When patient complaints about a treatment and unhappy about the procedure and gives a complaint, in how many days you have to acknowledge the complaint 1 day 2 days 3 days 10 days 20 days Patient has cardiac arrhythmias on warffarin and yesterday had INR of 3, today needs extraction. What do you do? Differ the extractions Consult physician Alter the dose of warfarin Do the extraction and control post operative bleeding An EMQ based question General anesthetics and day surgery General anesthetics and one day inpatient Local anesthetics and oral sedation Local anesthetics and inhalation sedation Local anesthetics OPTIONS Child 3-years-old, removal of all deciduous primary molars 12- years-old very anxious patient, removal of all 5's Extraction of fully erupted molar in 4-month-old pregnant lady Child for extractions who is medically compromised (exact age I could not remember) Secondary impressions for edentulous patient close fit tray with hyper gap reflex. Which material you use for taking an impression Alginate Silicone rubber based material Plaster of Paris Zinc oxide eugenol Palatally impacted upper maxillary canines. How would you know? Whether they are impacted palatally or buccally and which of the following x-rays are best option Paralleling technique Bisecting technique Bitewings OPG Taking two x-rays, with paralleling technique Defective horizontal angulations while taking bitewings results in? Overlapping of contact points (I am not sure about this question) Which of the following antifungal medication interact with warfarin and enhances its effect? Ketacanazole Micanazole Flucanazole Amphotrocin B A patient came after two days of extraction, complains he had pain for two days, examination showed localized swelling, no lymphadenopathy. What is the first line of treatment? Possible dry socket –irrigation and placement of sedative medicament Irrigation – curettage of socket, antibiotics and analgesics Irrigation and antibiotics Possible root piece or bone piece take IOPA x-ray and analgesics Patient getting treatment done under IV Sedation – suddenly not responding has decreased blood pressure and decreased breathing (this is a part of EMQ) Answer to match is Fleumanzil Patient is having epileptic seizures continuously for 10 minutes in dental surgery – first line of management is Place in recovery position Give diazepam Oxygen Intranasal or buccal midolazam Sudden unilateral onset of facial swelling and pain over parotid area, which is not yet fluctuant Bacterial saliadenitis Salivary duct infection Saliorrhea Viral salieadinitis (given in pink book) What do you see in irritable bowel syndrome? Mucosal blistering Herpitiform ulcers Mucosal tags Macular patches buccal mucosa A fifteen year old patient asks for bleaching of teeth. What is the first line of management? Discuss options with both patient and parent Discuss option with both patient and parent, once you have obtained consent from patient Discuss only with patient Discuss only with parent A child avulsed permanent tooth came with her aunt , what will you do? Do not do anything Do not do treatment as aunt is not legal guardian of the child Do not do treatment as child's mother is not there to give consent Re-implant and splint it with aunt's consent (I have gone for this option, because treatment can be some times done, if it is in child's best interest) Best ways to reduce radiation for patient who is going to have IOPA X-rays Lead apron Paralleling technique Rectangular collimation D-Film EMQ based question to match the options Apical periodontitis Lateral apical abscess Crack tooth syndrome Dentine hypersensitivity Hyperemic pulp Reversible pulpitis Options Intermittent pain from molar which is having huge restoration leaking Prolonged intense pain for several days Acute pain which decreases 10-15 minutes after the stimulus is removed Intermittent pain on biting Intermittent pain with hot things FB : NTs MJDF 1 September 2010 feedback Dearest NT, Thank u for being a wonderful friend. love S. Here is NTs feedback which I typed : ------- 1.A woman non smoker, non alcoholic whose relative died of cancer come to you for advice and cancer prevention .. what would you suggest ? - OHI - 5 portions of fruits and vegetables - etc 2.Flavoured LA : 3. LA with neurological effect 4. a girl 10 years old fell and one tooth avulsed her parents r out of the country and she has come with her aunte, whose consent would u take - no ones , send the patient back - child s consent - auntes consent - wait for parents to come back 5. First line t/m of erosion : - palatal compostite - palatal veneer - crown - cant remember other options 6. Lots of questions on avulsion and root # and their splinting time 7. EMQs on law and ethics ( different scenarios given). 7.A ) u suspect a nurse stealing from your practice B ) u have given oral warning to a colleague who comes to work late and still continues to be late C) u over heard ur colleague criticizing you? Few other scenarios I cant remember options were : - i) suspend and investigate - ii) oral warning - iii) written warning - iv) informal discuss 8) u should acknowledge a written complain with how many days - i) 1 - ii) 3 -iii) 5 iv) 7 9) For how many months should u be working full/ part time to get the redundancy pay benefit? ( check from pink book). 10) A diabetic whose root canal was done previously and heavily restored amalgam has leaking amalgam filling. The reason is i) his medical condition ii) improper shaping iii) improper coronal seal iv) improper apical seal v) ETC 11) There were few medical conditions given and we had to match the oral manifestations of it eg . swan neck digits 12) EMQS on crown and bridge 13) Questions on medical emergencies. Different scenarios given and we had to tell the emergency drugs. 14) A dentist has needle stick , which has highest possible chances : i) hep B ii) hep C iii) HIV 14) A man has unilateral pain in his maxilla and the ear which virus is possible : a) paramyxovirus herpes virus c) varicella zoster d) Epstein bar virus 15) questions on fluoride and we had to tell about the quantity of F- for different age groups. 16) questions on IOTN 17) Questions on child in clinic and how to manage ( show tell do , etc) 1-EMERGENCIES • epilepsy (status epileptics) • hypoglycemia (conscious ,unconscious) • angina (position of the chair) • m infraction (the drug that help to prevent further damage) • anaphylaxis • CPR (30:2 ) • INR 2-ANATOMY • cranial nerves (trigeminal, facial) • tongue innervations • muscle of mastication 3-L .ANTH • tech\ infiltration inferior nerve block \mental block \ • complications 4-ESTHECS • consent (guardian –ante - father-teacher) • non accidental trauma • complain – negligence 5-PERIO • BPE ( very important)-and associated radiographic picture • chronic perio • types of x-rays indicated • gingival recession –causes 6-ORAL SURGERY • fractures (x rays-ttt-signs –nerves affected –zygomatic fr.- condylar fr.- parasymphial –lefor t 1 2 3) • sutures material • extraction in pnt with bleeding problem. 7-X-RAYS • INDICATION( BPE-MOD AND SEVER PERIODONTIS-FRACTURES- POCKTS ) 8-PEDO • Ttt planning in immunocomprised pt • Restorative materials in pedo • Non accidental trauma • Avulsion • Dentoalveolar fracture • Behavior management (shaping , modeling, tell show do, non-verbal communication) • flouride 9-Conservative: • Crown –resin bonded bridge • Conventional fixed –fixed • Resin bonded fixed –fixed • Cantilever • Implant • Gold types (indication, inlay ,onlay ) • Ttt planning (which bridge used ) • Bleaching (vital , non vital) 10-Endo • Retreatment • Ni-ti • Coronal seal • Pulpitis (reversible & irreversible ) • Apical abscess – drugs 11-Materials • Glass- ionomer • Composite 12-Prosthesis • Face bow • Fox bite • Imp materials • Taste & pronunciation • Complaints 13-Ortho • IOTN • Extraction of 6 • Ttt planning • Effects of thumb sucking • Diagnosis of Canine impaction or eruption problems (radiographs indicated, horizontal & vertical parallex tech.,) 14-Pathology & medicin • Sarcodosis • Facial pulse • Viruses HHV1-8 SIGNS & SYMPTOMS • CYSTS kertocyst dentigerous • Fibrous dysplasia • Solitary bone cyst • L.P –lichoniod (drugs) • Apthus • candida ttt • interaction with warfarin • risk factors for cancer • (spice food) • hypophosphates • parathyroid hormone • sjogren syndrome • xerostomia (causes, disease, drugs) • atypical pain • temporal arthritis • cluster headache • burning syndrome • sialoadenitis • bisphosphonate osteonecrosis • HIV associated infections & ds eg. Hairy leokoplacia . • Ttt of dry socket. • Antidote of midazolame MCQ's Chances of a periapical causing cancer • 1:200 000 • 1:2 000 000 • 1: 20 000 000 • 1: 200 000 000 Aids in wetting in dentine bonding • Acetone • Water • Orthophosphoric acid • Ethylene • Carbon tetrachloride Suturing mucoperiosteal flap after wisdom tooth xla • Vicryl • Silk • Prolene Prevention of cancer & #61672; 5 portions of fruit a veg a day Most contagious disease Treatment option for missing central of 3 yr old • Ask mum to bring in nothing, • milk, • saline Cement metal inlay posterior • Resin • Zinc phosphoric acid • Zinc polycarboxylate How many days to respond to a complaint • 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 How many months of severance pay for not misbehaviour? • 6 months • 12 • 18 • 24 Radiograph fault caused by horizontal axis not aligned Radiograph fault caused by not aligned in correct area Fracture and bleeding from nose à Which le fort fracture EMQ's BPE scores Radiographs à when to useà • Vertical bitewings • Horizontal bitewings • Periapical • OPG Pulpal diagnosis (use the terms from kidd (operative dentistry) Treatment of traumaà splinting times Link Different symptoms • Symblepleron • Papules on wrist • Swan neck deformities Medical Emergencies • What drugs to give for each medical emergency o Know dosage and percentange Aids treatment • Fox's bite plane • Study models Types of bridges and when to use Treatment of different trauma Disciplinary action against people working in practice Fluoride treatmentà different amounts of fluoride. Causes of delayed eruption • Crowding • Retained deciduous • Palatal canine Behaviour Managementà same in EMQ book When to treat patients under:- • La • La and inhalation sedation MJDF PART 1: october 2011 1.According to…2000, there is color code separation.To which color correspond the clinical areas and decontamination ? a.Blue b.red c.orange d.yellow 2 .Give the correct number of the main CPD core subject a.Medical emergency 5hrs,radiation and protection 5hrs,infection control 5hrs b. Medical emergency 10hrs,radiation and protection 10hrs,infection control 10hrs c. Medical emergency 10hrs,radiation and protection 5hrs,infection control 5hrs d. Medical emergency 10hrs,radiation and protection 5hrs,infection control 10hrs 3.How many colonies should contain a dental water unit? a.>20 colonies/ml b.>200 colonies/ml c.>2000 colonies/ml d.>20000 colonies/ml 4.A mum is concern by the oral hygien of her child who is 3 yrs old.They live in area with appropriate fluoridation,which advice will you give her? a.Do not swallow the tooth paste b.Spit the tooth paste and do not rince 5.What is the least important factor for a post? a. The lenth b. The diameter 6. you want to do a review on water fluoridation,which method will be the most appropriate a.Cohort study b.randomized controlled study c.systemic reviews d.cross-sectonial surveys 7.Which factor Warfarin influence? a. Bleeding time b.Clotting time c.Von willebrand factor 8.Which element aspirin affect? a. Bleeding time b.Clotting time c.Von willebrand factor 9.Which medications potentiate the effect of Warfarin? a.Nystatin b.Miconazole c. 10 A patient is in status epilepticus,which medications will you give him? a.Adrenaline b.epam c.Midazolam 11.I.V sedation is preferred to oral sedation,why? a.It is easier to estimate the dosage of I.V. sedation regarding on the weight of the patient b.It is easier to reverse the I.V. sedation 12 A patient came to you with a cutaneous rash,which hypersensitivity correspond to the reaction? a. Type 1 b.Type 2 c.Type 3 d.Type 4 13 Which roles a dentist can all have ? a. Medical physists,operator and referrer b.Adviser,operator and referrer c.Practitioner,operator and referrer > > >> > > >>> > > >>> I was wondering whether anyone has previous MJDF PAPERS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS.Your help is much appreciated as the exam is just one week from now. > > >>> > > > = > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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