1. The predominant inflammatory cells in the periodontal pocket are _____ Neutrophils Lymphocytes Macrophages Plasma cells 2. which of the following periodontal diseases does not have calculus juvenile Periodontitis chronic adult Periodontitis periodontal abcess ANUG 3. Necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis (NUG) and acute herpetic gingivostomatitis can be differentiated clinically by (the) temperature of the patient. pain. location of the lesions. lymphadenopathy. 4. type of calculus in mandibular anteriors octacalcium Po4 brushite hydroxyapatite Whitlockite 5. Major fimbrial structural component of P.gingivalis is Fim A KgP Kgr Fim C 6. Which of the following is most useful in differentiating an acute periodontal abcess from periapical abcess Intensity of pain Nature of swelling Type of exudates Result of periodontal probing 7. the pocket epithelium shows a series of histopathological changes.which of the following is true in this regard degenarative changes proliferative changes necrotic changes proliferative and degenerative changes 8. Which of the following is not a risk indicator for Periodontitis Bleeding on probing Infrequent dental visits HIV Osteoporosis 9. When performing a periodontal screening and recording (PSR) for a patient, the code asterisk (*) is used for a sextant when a mucogingival problem is present. a tooth in the sextant has supraerupted all the teeth in the sextant are missing. a tooth in the sextant needs to be extracted. 10. glycated Hb test before initiating periodontal treatment is done for untreated diabetes hemoglobinopathy anemia controlled diabetes 11. Dental floss should be ideally be used in All of the above Type III embrasures Type I embrasures Type II embrasures 12. which of the following is not true about chlorhexidine it precipitates cytoplasmic proteins it binds electrostatically to hydroxyapatite it is slowly released back into the oral cavity for several hours it is effective against bacteria, fungi and viruses 13. The keratinising potential of which of the following does not change with age Lips Hard palate Attached gingiva Cheeks 14. In GCF, ratio ofT:B Lymphocytes is: 3 isto 1 1 isto 2 2 isto 1 1 isto 3 15. Drugs known to cause gingival enlargement include all of the following, EXCEPT: Diltiazem Nifedipine Sodium valproate Carbamazepine 16. which probe is used to detect the furcation involvement probe no 11 periodontal probe florida probe nabers probe 17. What is the primary source of elevated collagenolytic activity in chronic periodontitis? Neutrophils. Macrophages. P. gingivalis. P. intermedia 18. Which salivary components act against lipopolysaccharides (LPS) of bacteria: Histatin Myeloperoxidase Lactoferrin Lysozyme 19. cul de sac appearance is seen in grade 3 furcation grade 4 furcation grade 1 furcation grade 2 furcation 20. Coronal cementum is A thin layer of cementum deposited on the enamel Forms due to rapid dissolution of the REE Deposited by connective tissue cells All of the above Loading … Question 1 of 20
