1. A diastolic murmur is usually considered:

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2. A patient with Ludwig's angina comes to the emergency with signs of difficulty in breathing. The emergency treatment in such a patient would involve

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3. Partsch operation is:

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4. A child with severe retrognathia and Bilateral TMJ ankylosis has restricted mouth opening. Which type of intubation is considered best here:

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5. In a patient with TMJ ankylosis and Obstructive Sleep apnea, which of the following should be avoided:

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6. Pulse rate in infant is normally:

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7. Thrombocytopenia (low platelet count) that is less than

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8. Infection within the carotid sheath may damage all of the following structures except:

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9. Encephlation is:

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10. IMF with Zygomatic suspension is adequate for management of:

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11. Treatment of localized pain 3-4 days post extraction due to loss of clot is done by

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12. Most common organism isolated from Ludwig's angina:

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13. The site of action of local anesthetic is on

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14. Which of the following local anesthetics is marketed for dentistry in the United States in more than one concentration?

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15. The plunging ranula is so called because of

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16. Simplifying the fracture is done in

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17. After closure of oroantral communication when should the suture to be removed ideally?

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18. During Ostectomy procedure, the direction of the bevel of chisel should be kept:

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19. Gate control theory was given by

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20. When a maxillary third molar is displaced into the infratemporal fossa, it is usually displaced through the periosteum and located ________ to the lateral pterygoid plate and________ to the lateral pterygoid muscle with displacement.

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