Oral Surgery #1

1. Fracture which breaks continuity of one cortex without fracture of the other cortex is called:

2. Which tooth has a root that is NOT consistently innervated by the PSA nerve?

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

4. The most common emergency seen after the use of Local anaesthetic during extraction is

5. Cocaine is said to be how many times toxic than procaine:

6. In gillies approach where is the forceps inserted

7. Principle of Apexo elevator:

8. sharp stabbing pain from anterior teeth conducted to brain by

9. Temperature becomes subnormal in:

10. After Le-Fort 1 osteotomy the blood supply of maxilla is maintained by

11. A 52-year-old woman requests removal of a painful mandibular second molar. She tells you that she has not rested for two days and nights because of the pain. Her medical history is unremarkable, except that she takes20 mg of Prednisone daily for erythema multiforme. How do you treat this patient?

12. Abnormal shortness of the frenum of tongue is known as –

13. Each of the following statements are true except:

14. All of the following would be difficult cases of extraction except the one with

15. Extraction of disto-angular impaction of mandibular 3rd molar can cause:

16. Oxidized cellulose (oxycel) cannot be used along with:

17. In Polytrauma patient, Type of Shock is:

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

19. The common complication of the local anesthetic prilocaine is

20. One of the anatomical structure of value in preventing displacement of simple mandibular fracture is