1. Elastic traction used commonly to reduce facial fractures, does so by overcoming

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2. Check point in the reduction of zygoma during management of maxillary Complex fractures is:

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3. Von Rehrmann flap is used for:

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4. Removal of maxillary tori after elevation of flap is done using:

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5. For Vazirani akinoski techninerve block, where is LA deposited:

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6. Advantages of root form implants over plate forms include

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7. Inferior alveolar nerve block alone can be used in

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8. Maximum swelling a patient experiences after trauma to face is:

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9. White line in Winter's WAR lines represents:

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10. Simplifying the fracture is done in

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11. A polytrauma patient reported to the emergency on a stretcher, with a semirigid cervical collar support. On examination, patient was non responsive to painful stimuli, verbal commands. What is your first plan of action

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12. Most difficult mandibular impaction is:

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13. Which of these is a computer controlled local anesthesia delivery system

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14. In bilateral parasymphyseal fractures of mandible the symphysis falls back due to the action of

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15. Chances of oroantral communication is maximum during extraction of:

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16. Volatile liquids require a vaporizer for inhalational administration. Which one additionally requires a heating component to allow delivery at room temperature?

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17. Why ankylosis of temporomandibular joint is more common in children after condylar fracture?

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18. The most common cause of Cushing syndrome is:

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19. Dautery procedure for recurrent dislocations of condyle leads to:

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20. Encephlation is:

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