1. Which of the following is not a vital part of the physical exam for patients with TMJ complaints?

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2. Keen approach is an example of:

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3. Bilateral circumferential echymosis is seen in

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4. Which of the following movements are indicated for extraction of upper lateral incisor?

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5. Gelfoam, used to control bleeding gets absorbed in:

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6. Radiographic projection used to diagnose horizontally favorable / unfavorable fracture of mandible is

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7. A patient with orthopedic hip implant is to undergo dental extraction. What antibiotic prophylaxis should be given:

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8. Distal part of the impacted third molar is covered by ascending ramus. What is the classification

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9. Hooding of eyes is seen in which fracture:

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10. Which of the following intravenous Induction agents is the most suitable for day care surgery

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11. Exophthalmos not present in

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12. An adult female on chronic steroid treatment needs removal of multiple decayed teeth. Which of the following should be given prior to extraction

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13. Temporomandibular joint is a

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14. A suitable fixative for a routine biopsy specimen is

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15. Gate control theory of pain is modulated by:

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16. The most acceptable theory of mechanism of action of LA:

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17. In Triage, which colour code is used to depict moderate injury that is not life threatening?

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18. Surgery for cleft palate is done at:

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19. Horizontal favourable fracture of mandible is seen when the fracture line is oriented:

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20. Lateral trephination technigiven by Henry Bowdler is used for extraction of:

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