Target - Online Exam - Oral Surgery

ORAL SURGERY :
Q.No. 1 False about B fibers is/are:

1. Upto 3 micra in diameter
2. Conduct impulses at the rate of 3 to 14 meters per second
3. Confined to preanlionic autonomic fibers
4. !he" ha#e both efferent as $ell as afferent function

Q.No. 2 !he sensor" ner#e endin responsible for the sensation of
cold is:

1. %rause&s end bulb
2. 'eissner&s corpuscle
3. (acini corpuscle
4. )uffini&s end oran

Q.No. 3 !he return of the restin potential occurs $ithin
******** after initial stimulation:

1. 1 to 2 m sec
2. +., to 1.2 m sec
3. 1., to 2.- m sec
4. 3 to 4 m sec

Q.No. 4 .hich of the follo$in is a characteristic of muscle pain/

1. 0harp burnin and intense pain1 constant or intermittent
2. 2iffuse in nature3 ma" be referred3 difficult to locali4e
3. 2ull in nature3 limited to area of oriin
4. 5ll of the abo#e

Q.No. , !he sensor" ner#e suppl" to corner of the mouth is b":

1. 0uperior labial fibers of infraorbital ner#e of 62
2. 7on buccal ner#e of 63
3. 'andibular branch of 688
4. Buccal and mandibular branch of 688

Q.No. - !he secretor" ner#e suppl" of hard palate is b":

1. Nasopalatine branch of 62
2. (alatine ner#e of 89
3. :reater superficial ner#e of 688
4. 5ll of the abo#e

Q.No. ; 0ensor" ner#e suppl" of ma<illar" ini#ae on to the
lateral side is b":

1. 0uperior labial ner#e of infra orbital ner#e of 62
2. :reater palatine ner#e of 62
3. Nasopalatine ner#e of 62
4. 'iddle superior al#eolar ner#e of 62

Q.No. = !he ophthalmic ner#e enters the orbit throuh:

1. 0uperior orbital fissure
2. 8nfraorbital foramen
3. 8nferior orbital fissure
4. 0upraorbital foramen

Q.No. > !he anlion of #alentine is located at the ?unction of:

1. (osterior and middle superior al#eolar ner#es
2. 5nterior and middle superior al#eolar ner#es
3. 5nterior and posterior superior al#eolar ner#es
4. 5nterior3 posterior and middle superior al#eolar ner#es

Q.No. 1+ 0"mpathetic root of ciliar" anlion arises from:

1. 0ensor" root of the nasociliar" ner#e
2. 8nternal carotid ple<us
3. @<ternal carotid ple<us
4. Both 1 A 2

Q.No. 11 6idian ner#e is formed b" union of:

1. :reater superficial petrosal and deep petrosal ner#es
2. 8nferior nasal branch of anterior ethmoidal ner#e and e<ternal
nasal ner#e
3. (ostero superior lateral nasal and postero superior medial
nasal ner#e
4. (osterior3 middle and inferior palatine ner#e

Q.No. 12 !he trieminal ner#e has a distinct motor root that
con#e"s efferent fibers to muscles deri#ed from second branchial
arch1 trieminal anlion has a motor root to otic anlion:

1. First statement is true1 second is false
2. First statement is false1 second is true
3. Both statements are true
4. Both statements are false

Q.No. 13 '"loh"oid branch of mandibular ner#e supplies to:

1. !ensor t"mpani
2. 5nterior bell" of dianostic
3. Buccinators
4. None of the abo#e

Q.No. 14 0uperior dental ple<us is composed of:

1. 5nterior3 middle3 posterior3 superior al#eolar ner#es
2. 5nterior3 middle3 posterior palatine ner#es
3. (ter"opalatine and 4"omatic ner#es
4. Frontal3 lacrimal and nasociliar" ner#es

Q.No. 1, 7arest branch of mandibular di#ision is:

1. 5uriculotemporal ner#e
2. 7inual ner#e
3. 8nferior al#eolar ner#e
4. Ner#es tentorii

Q.No. 1- For a ma<imum effect the in?ected local anaesthetic dru
must come into contact $ith atleast ***** ofner#e to blocB t$o or
three ad?acent nodes of )an#ier:

1. 1 to 2 mm
2. 3 to 4 mm
3. +., to 2., mm
4. = to 1+ mm

Q.No. 1; !he needle used for interseptal in?ection techniCue is of
*** aue:

1. 21
2. 1>
3. 23
4. 24

Q.No. 1= 5ll of the follo$in is/are ben4oic acid esters e<cept:

1. (iperocaine
2. 'epr"lcaine
3. 8sobucaine
4. (rimacaine

Q.No. 1> 5ll of the follo$in is / are esters e<cept:

1. (ropo<"caine
2. 2 chloroprocaine
3. Butethamine
4. 'epi#acaine

Q.No. 2+ 5ll anaesthetic salts are formed b" a combination of:

1. 5 $eaB base and a stron acid
2. 5 $eaB acid and a stron base
3. 5 $eaB acid and a $eaB base
4. 5 stron acid and a stron base

Q.No. 21 !he adrenal medulla contains about ****** of
epinephrine and norepinephrine per ram of tissue:

1. +.2 to +.- m
2. 2 to 4 m
3. , to - m
4. 4., to -.= m

Q.No. 22 (rocaine $as s"nthesi4ed b":

1. @inhorn
2. Durle"
3. 0chriffrin
4. DodBin

Q.No. 23 75 does not act in presence of infection due to:

1. 8ncrease in cationic form
2. 8ncrease in anion form
3. (resence of free base molecules
4. Dih pD

Q.No. 24 5natomical landmarBs for administration of posterior
superior al#eolar ner#e blocB are mucobuccal fold3 occlusal plane3
coronoid process and:

1. 5nterior border of ramus
2. 'andibular 2nd premolar
3. (ter"omandibular raphe
4. (alatine tonsils

Q.No. 2, 5ll of the follo$in areas are best #ie$ed in
posteroanterior #ie$ of each mandibular radioraph e<cept:

1. Bod" of mandible
2. 'andibular s"mph"sis
3. Cond"lar necB
4. Nasal ca#it"

Q.No. 2- @<foliati#e c"tolo" $as introduced b":

1. (apanicolaou and !raunt
2. 7ee .hite
3. Blumber
4. Dutchison and (eterson @llis

Q.No. 2; 5 needle of ****** aue is used for FN5C:

1. 1>
2. 24
3. 2>
4. 3-

Q.No. 2= @<cision biops" is suitable for lesions measurin:

1. 1 cm
2. 2 cm
3. 3 cm
4. 2.4 cm

Q.No. 2> 5 positi#e 5ustralia 5ntien !est is indicati#e of:

1. (ositi#e D86 1
2. (ositi#e D86 2
3. (ositi#e Depatitis B #irus
4. (ositi#e Derpes simple< #irus

Q.No. 3+ 5ccordin to the3 505 ph"sical classification 505 86
refers to:

1. 5 patient $ith se#ere s"stemic disease3 that limits acti#it"3 but
is not incapacitatin
2. 5 patient $ith incapacitatin s"stemic disease3 that is a
constant threat to life
3. 5 moribund patient not e<pected to sur#i#e 24 hours $ith or
$ithout surer"
4. @merenc" operation of an" Bind3 @ precedes the 505
number indicatin the patient&s ph"sical status

Q.No. 31 !he most commonl" used Bard (arBer Blade Dandle in
oral surer" is no:

1. 2
2. 3
3. 1+
4. =

Q.No. 32 Blade indicated for maBin stab incision is no:

1. 1+
2. 11
3. 12
4. 1=

Q.No. 33 !he osteotome is similar to the chisel e<cept that:

1. !he $orBin ede is be#eled
2. !he $orBin ede is unibe#eled
3. !he $orBin ede is bibe#eled
4. !he $orBin ede is tribe#eled

Q.No. 34 !he ele#ator is a le#er of ******* order:

1. First
2. 0econd
3. !hird
4. Fourth

Q.No. 3, Cr"er&s @le#ator is based on ******* principle:

1. .heel and 5<le
2. .ede
3. 7e#er
4. 7e#er and .ede

Q.No. 3- .inter&s ele#ator $orBs on the principle of:

1. 7e#er and $ede
2. .heel and a<le
3. .heel and a<le and $ede
4. .heel and a<le and le#er

Q.No. 3; !he first description of sutures used in operati#e
procedures is recorded b":

1. )ha4es
2. (ap"rus
3. Claudius
4. Da"ton .illiams

Q.No. 3= 5bsorption rate of pol"dia<onone suture material is:

1. -+ da"s
2. >+ da"s
3. ; da"s
4. 21+ da"s

Q.No. 3> 8n semilunar incision3 a ap of ** must be present from
the base of ini#al sulcus to the incision:

1. +.2- mm
2. +., mm
3. , mm
4. 2.4 mm

Q.No. 4+ 6ertical incisions should be placed at an ***** anle to
the hori4ontal incision:

1. 5cute
2. )iht
3. Ebtuse
4. Fero deree

Q.No. 41 5ll of the follo$in is / are contraindications for
placement of incisional lines e<cept:

1. 6ertical incision on the linual side of mandibular arch
2. E#er canine prominence
3. E#er bon" lesions

Q.No. 42 2ifficult" inde< of #erticall" impacted lo$er molar is:

1. 1
2. 2
3. 3
4. 4

Q.No. 43 !he most commonl" seen impacted third molar is:

1. Dori4ontal
2. 'esioanular
3. 7inuoanular
4. Buccoanular

Q.No. 44 5ccordin to classification of impacted ma<illar"

1. (alatall" placed
2. 8n#ol#in both buccal and palatal bone
3. 8mpacted in al#eolar process bet$een incisors and first
premolar
4. 8mpacted in the edentulous mandible

Q.No. 4, @#er" additional mm to the red line renders the remo#al
of molars ***** times more difficult:

1. !$o
2. !hree
3. Fi#e
4. 0i<

Q.No. 4- 5mber line is dra$n:

1. !ouchin the occlusal surface of first and second molar
2. (erpendicular to the $hite line to an imainar" point of
application of the ele#ator
3. Crest of interdental septum bet$een the molars e<tendin
posteriorl" to distal to third molar
4. !ouchin occlusal surface of first3 second molar and e<tendin
to the third molar

Q.No. 4; !he normal position of the linual ner#e is:

1. 2 mm abo#e the crest and +.2 mm linual to linual corte< of
mandible in third molar reion
2. +.2 mm abo#e the crest and +., mm buccal to buccal corte< of
mandible in third molar reion
3. +., mm lateral to the crest and +., mm medial to linual corte<
of mandible in third molar reion
4. 2 mm inferior to the crest and +., mm linual to the linual
corte< of mandible in third molar reion

Q.No. 4= **** is called as GchecB liament& of !'H:

1. !emporomandibualr liament
2. 0phenomandibualr liament
3. 0t"lomandibular liament
4. Both 1 A 2

Q.No. 4> !he #olume of upper ?oint space of !'H is about:

1. 1.2 ml
2. +.> ml
3. 2.- ml
4. 3.= ml

Q.No. ,+ !he articular eminence is located appro<imatel":

1. 1., cm anterior to e<ternal auditor" meatus
2. +., cm lateral to e<ternal auditor" meatus
3. 1.- mm medial to internal auditor" meatus
4. 1.= mm medial to internal auditor" meatus

Q.No. ,1 2epression of mandible is dominated b" **** and

1. 2iastric and lateral pter"oid
2. 'asseter and enioh"oid
3. 7ateral pter"oid and temporalis
4. 2iaastric and temporalis

Q.No. ,2 5ccessor" liament maBes no contribution to ?oint
acti#it"1 cond"lar disc has a #er" little potential for repair after
insult:

1. First statement is true3 second is false
2. First statement is false3 second is true
3. Both statements are true
4. Both statements are false

Q.No. ,3 ***** performed an osteotom" on the eminence and
turned it do$n in front of the cond"lar head to pre#ent for$ard
mo#ement of h"permobile cond"le:

1. 7indermann
2. 'a"or
3. 2autr"
4. Findla"

Q.No. ,4 @minectom" $as first reported b":

1. '"rhan
2. )isdon
3. 2inman
4. !homa

Q.No. ,, 5n Gin#erted hocBe" sticB& incision a modification of
preauricular incision o#er the 4"omatic arch $as used b":

1. 5l %a"at and Bramle"
2. !homa
3. Blair and 8#"
4. (opo$ich and Crane

Q.No. ,- 5ccordin to radin of !'H anB"losis b" 0a$hne"3
!"pe 888 refers to:

1. !he cond"lar head is present $ithout much distortion3
mo#ement impossible
2. Bon" fusion of misshaped head and the articular surface
$ithout in#ol#ement of simoid notch and coronoid process
3. 5 bon" blocB bridin across the ramus and 4"omatic arch
$ith in#ol#ement of simoid notch and coronoid process
4. Complete bon" blocB bet$een the ramus and the sBull base

Q.No. ,; ******* $as the first one to indicate an occlusal
aetiolo" is !'H pain:

1. 7asBin
2. 0ch$art4
3. Costen
4. !oller and (os$illo

Q.No. ,= .hile breathin3 speaBin or s$allo$in ****** is a
linB bet$een supra and infrah"oid roup of:

1. 'asseter
2. !emporalis
3. Cond"lar disc
4. 2iaastric

Q.No. ,> 2osae of ultrasound therap" for treatment of '(20

1. +.2 to +.= $atts per cm2/1, minutes/dail"
2. 2.- to 3.= $atts per cm2/1+ minutes/dail"
3. 3.4 to -.4 $atts per cm2/12 minutes/once a $eeB
4. +.; to 1.+ $atts per cm2/1+ minutes/alternate da"

Q.No. -+ 8n intraIarticular in?ection for treatment of '(20 the
direction of needle is ******* till it striBes the root of the lenoid
fossa at a depth of*****:

1. 8n$ard3 for$ard3 up$ard1 2 to 3 cm
2. 8n$ard3 bacB$ard3 up$ard1 1 to 2 cm
3. 8n$ard3 bacB$ard3 do$n$ard1 3 to 4 cm
4. Eut$ard3 for$ard3 do$n$ard1 3 to 4 cm

Q.No. -1 5 needle of ******* aue is used for arthrocentesis
techniCue:

1. 1>
2. 2,
3. 23
4. 22

Q.No. -2 2urin arthrocentesis techniCue $hich of the follo$in
ner#e is blocBed:

1. 8nferior
2. 7inual
3. 'asseteric
4. 5uriculotemporal

Q.No. -3 !he techniCue of !'H arthroscop" $as made popular
b":

1. 'acBen4ie
2. BanBs
3. !oller
4. Ehnishi

Q.No. -4 !he diameter of arthroscope used for !'H arthroscop"
is:

1. 1.; mm
2. 2.- mm
3. 3.4 mm
4. 3.= mm

Q.No. -, 8n sinle puncture athroscop" techniCue3 the trocar and
cannula should be Bept at a ***** anle to sBin and directed
anterosuperiorl" at an anle of ******* to hori4ontal plane:

1. >+ deree and 1+ deree
2. 4- deree and 3+ deree
3. -+ deree and 1+ deree
4. 12+ deree and -+ deree

Q.No. -- 8n a normal ?oint the s"no#ial capillaries ha#e a *****
appearance:

1. 0pider $eb
2. Cherr" blossom
3. 7eafless tree
4. Branched tree

Q.No. -; 0urical treatment of !'H 2"sfunction disorders $as
first introduced b":

1. Dumphre"
2. !opa4ian
3. 0ch$art4
4. 'acBen4ie and BanBs

Q.No. -= For interposition arthroplast" usin autoenous
costochondral raft $hich rib is har#ested:

1. ,th
2. -th
3. ;th
4. 5ll of the abo#e

Q.No. -> !he term G!ic 2ouloureu<& $as coined b":

1. Hohn 7ocBe
2. Nicholas 5ndre
3. Hohn Fotherill
4. Costen

Q.No. ;+ (etrous ride compression $as suested as etioloical
factor of trieminal neuralia b":

1. Elfson
2. 7ee
3. .estrum and BlacB
4. 0hetrinton

Q.No. ;1 ***** forms the definiti#e dianosis of trieminal
neuralia:

1. ')8 scannin
2. C! scan
3. .ell taBen histor"
4. )esponse to carbama4epine

Q.No. ;2 5 response to anticon#ulsant in cases of trieminal
neuralia $as sho$ed b":

1. Hohn 7ocBe
2. Hohn Fotherill
3. Nicholas 5ndre
4. Blom

Q.No. ;3 5ll of the follo$in is/are intracranial surical treatment
modalities of trieminal neuralia e<cept:

1. 'edullar" tractotom"
2. )F!C at asserian anlion
3. )etroasserian rhi4otom"
4. Ner#e section and a#ulsion

Q.No. ;4 (eripheral Neurectom" is rarel" performed on:

1. 8nfraorbital
2. 8nferior al#eolarImental
3. 7inual
4. Both 1 A 2

Q.No. ;, 8n patients of trieminal neuralia3 more of dail" dru
dosae should be taBen at niht because:

1. 0"mptoms liBe nausea3 #omitin3 astric
2. 0ide effects liBe #isual blurrin3 di44iness3 somnolence can be
controlled
3. )ate of hepatic d"sfunction and thromboc"topenia is reduced
4. 5deCuate serum concentration can be present earl" mornin

Q.No. ;- !he dosae of teretol for treatment of trieminal
neuralia is:

1. 4++ m once dail"
2. 2++ m t$ice dail"
3. 2++ m thrice dail"

Q.No. ;; !he dosae of !olceram for treatment of trieminal
neuralia is:

1. 12++ m/da"
2. -++ m/da"
4. , to 1, ml / , times / dail"

Q.No. ;= Braun&s transantral approach has ot the potential to
ha#e sound treatment for intractable ******* neuralia:

1. 61
2. 62
3. 63
4. 5ll of the abo#e

Q.No. ;> For inferior al#eolar nuerectom"3 the incision i#en for
e<traoral approach is:

1. Cald$ell 7uc incision
2. )isdon&s incision
3. 2r. :in$alla&s incision
4. Braun&s incision

Q.No. =+ For infraorbital neurectom" the incision i#en in
intraoral approach is:

1. Cald .ell 7uc incision
2. Dilton&s stab incision
3. 8n#erted ! incision
4. 2r. :in$alla&s incision

Q.No. =1 !he temperature used for cr"oneurol"sis of peripheral
ner#es is around:

1. J -+ deree C
2. J ,+ deree C
3. J 2+ deree C
4. J 1+ deree C

Q.No. =2 !rue about cr"osurer" is/are:

1. No reeneration of a<ons occur3 after cr"osurer"
2. 2oes not produce $allerian deeneration
3. (roduces $allerian deeneration alon $ith the destruction of
ner#e sheath
4. (roduces $allerian deeneration $ithout destro"in the ner#e
sheath itself

Q.No. =3 0urical manaement of trieminal pain $ith radio
freCuenc" lesions of the peripheral ner#es $as reported b":

1. :reen$ood A :ilchrist
2. 'cBen4ie
3. D"dson
4. :re A 0mall

Q.No. =4 2urin thermocoaulation3 lesionin is carried out at a
temperature of:

1. 11+ to 12+ deree C
2. 14+ to 1-+ deree C
3. 21+ to 22+ deree C
4. -, to ;, deree C

Q.No. =, ****** introduced percutaneous electrocoaulation of
the asserian anlion:

1. Darris
2. !apatas
3. Dartel
4. %irschner

Q.No. =- 2urin percutaneous :asserian anlion
electrocoaulation the point of penetration of needle / electrode is:

1. 'idpoint of perpendicular dra$n from lateral orbital rim till
the inferior border of mandible
2. 2., cm from the centre of e<ternal auditor" meatus
3. Dartel&s second point
4. Dartel&s fourth point

Q.No. =; 5 sinle needle of ***** aue is used for l"cerol
in?ection for percutaneous anlion neurol"sis:

1. +.2
2. +.-
3. >
4. 1-

Q.No. == 8n :asserian anlion in?ection techniCues the anlion
is approached throuh:

1. Foramen o#ale
2. Foramen spinosum
3. 0t"lomastoid foramen
4. 8nfraorbital foramen

Q.No. => !he si4e of the Foart" catheter used for Balloon
compression to destro" ner#e fibers of trieminal ner#e is:

1. 2F:
2. 4F:
3. -F:
4. =F:

Q.No. >+ 5 spinal needle of ****** aue is used for balloon
compression of the trieminal ner#e:

1. +.2
2. +.-
3. +.=
4. 12

Q.No. >1 2urin balloon compression of the trieminal ner#e3 the
balloon should remain inflated in the 'ecBel&s care for:

1. +.2 seconds
2. +.- seconds
3. 2.2 minutes
4. 1 minute

Q.No. >2 8ntradural root section is superior to e<tradural root
section approach because:

1. 7ess chances of bleedin
2. 7ess damae to facial ner#e
3. 7ess damae to superior petrosal ner#e
4. 5ll of the abo#e

Q.No. >3 ******* recommended posterior fossa surer" for
trieminal root section:

1. Fra4ier
2. 0$eet
3. 2and"
4. .ilBins

Q.No. >4 2"sesthesia refers to:

1. (ain due to a stimulus that does not normall" e#oBe pain
2. 5bsence of pain in response to a stimulus that $ould be
normall" painful
3. !otal loss of all t"pes of sensations in response to the
stimulation that $ould be normall" painful or nonIpainful
4. 5n unpleasant painful abnormal sensation either spontaneous
or e#oBed

Q.No. >, 5ccordin to 0underland&s classification of ner#e in?ur"3
a<onotmesis is classified as:

1. 1deree
2. 2 deree
3. 2 deree 3 deree 4 deree
4. , deree

Q.No. >- Complete .allerian deeneration is seen in:

1. Neuropra<ia
2. 5<onotmesis
3. Neurotmesis
4. 5ll of the abo#e

Q.No. >; !rue about !inel&s sin3 is/are:

1. 8ndication of start of ner#e reeneration
2. 8ndication of amount of .allerian deeneration
3. 8ndication of conduction failure
4. 8ndication of deeneration of a<ons

Q.No. >= 5ccordin to 0underland&s classification of ner#e
in?uries3 the indications for microIconstructi#e surer" are
stronest for:

1. 3 deree
2. 4 deree
3. , deree
4. 1 deree

Q.No. >> 0tump neuromas results from ****** in?ur":

1. 1 deree
2. 3 deree
3. 2 deree
4. , deree

Q.No. 1++ 5ll of the follo$in is/are indications for
microneurosurer" e<cept:

1. 2"sesthesia not abolished b" 75 ner#e blocB
2. 2"sesthesia be"ond 4 months
3. !otal anaesthesia be"ond 3 months
4. 0e#ere h"poesthesia $ithout impro#ement be"ond 4 months

Q.No. 1+1 5s the facial ner#e e<ists from the st"lomastoid
foramen it i#es all of the follo$in branches e<cept:

1. (osterior auricular
2. (osterior bell" of diaastric
3. 0t"loh"oid
4. Chorda t"mpani

Q.No. 1+2 7o$er motor neurons of $hich cranial ner#e crosses
the midline:

1. Facial
2. !rochlear
3. :lossophar"neal
4. D"polossal

Q.No. 1+3 Crocodile !ear s"ndrome can be treated b" di#idin
***** ner#e:

1. 'andibular
2. Ephthalmic
3. Eptic
4. :reater petrosal

Q.No. 1+4 !he cranial ner#e in#ol#ed in 'elBersson J )osenthal
s"ndrome is:

1. !rochlear
2. Facial
3. 'andibular
4. :lossophar"neal

Q.No. 1+, :uillainIBarre s"ndrome leads to paral"sis of $hich
cranial ner#e:

1. 888rd
2. 688th
3. 89
4. 9

Q.No. 1+- 5ccordin to DouseIBracBman&s classification of facial
pals" rade 6 refers to:

1. 'oderatel" se#ere d"sfunction
2. 0e#ere d"sfunction
3. !otal paral"sis
4. Normal function $ithout $eaBness

Q.No. 1+; !he ner#e / ner#es used for autoenous raftin of
facial ner#e is/are:

1. D"polossal
2. 0ural ner#e
3. Cer#ical ple<us from ipsilateral or contralateral side
4. 5ll of the abo#e

Q.No. 1+= !he recommended dose of prednisolone for relie#in
pain in facial pals" is:

1. +.2 m / B / d
2. +.- m / B / d
3. 2+ m / B / d
4. 1 m / B / d

Q.No. 1+> 5ccordin to :laso$ coma scale3 no. 4 refers that
#erbal response is:

1. No sound
2. 8ncomprehensible sound
3. Confused conser#ation
4. 5ppropriate and oriented

Q.No. 11+ 5ccordin to :laso$ coma scale3 no. 3 refers that
motor response is:

1. 5bnormal e<tensor response
2. 5bnormal fle<or response
3. 7ocali4es pain
4. .ithdra$s to pain

Q.No. 111 !he cerebrospinal fluid rhinorrhoea can be seen in:

1. 7e Fort 8
2. 7e Fort 88
3. 7e Fort 888
4. Both 2 A 3

Q.No. 112 For 4"omatico ma<illar" comple< fracture3 the <ra"
indicated is/are:

1. Eccipitomenton #ie$ 1,+ and 3++
2. (5 #ie$ J .ater&s position
3. 0ubmento#erte< pro?ection
4. 5ll of the abo#e

Q.No. 113 8n cond"lar fractures immobili4ation is done for a
period of:

1. 2 J 3 months
2. 3 to 4 $eeBs
3. 4 J - $eeBs
4. 2 J 3 $eeBs

Q.No. 114 !he aue of $ire used for @ssi&s $irin is:

1. 2=
2. 2-
3. 14
4. 1-

Q.No. 11, !he metallic GDalo Frame& used for e<ternal fi<ation
$as de#ised b":

1. Eb$eeser
2. Cre$e
3. )isdon
4. :ilmer

Q.No. 11- Champ" plate is:

1. 'onocorticol compressi#e
2. 'onocortical non compressi#e
3. Biocortical non compressi#e
4. Bicortical compressi#e

Q.No. 11; .hen a case is transferred to 8CU3 mandibular
fractures are e#aluated in:

1. (rimar" sur#e"
2. 0econdar" sur#e"
3. (rimar" sur#e" $ith 8'F
4. 5$a" from resuscitation room

Q.No. 11= 5ccordin to rule of tension and compressional forces
actin alon the cond"lar border3 best $a" to stabili4e a cond"lar
fracture aainst these forces $ould reCuire:

1. Ene plate at anterior border and one at posterior
2. 5 plate at anterior border
3. 5 plate at posterior border
4. 5 plate at lateral border

Q.No. 11> 5 patient had a fall resultin in mids"mph"seal
uardsman fracture. .hite reducin the fracture linual spla"in
of the sements $as noted. !his $ill cause increase in:

1. 8nterpupillar" distance
2. 8ntercanthal distance
3. 8nteranular distance
4. :oI:n distance

Q.No. 12+ !reatment of comminuted fracture of mandible $ould
reCuire use of:

1. )econstruction plates $ith centric scre$s
2. 2"namic compression plates $ith eccentric scre$s
3. 'ultiple miniplates
4. 0inle miniplate $hich i#es functional union

Q.No. 121 !"pe of healin seen after compression platin is:

1. (rimar"
2. 0econdar"
3. !ertiar"
4. 5ll of the abo#e

Q.No. 122 5 case of subcond"lar fracture $ith frament o#erlap
of reater than , mm and de#iation of reater than 3;+ derees
$ould reCuire:

1. Closed reduction 8'F
2. E)8F
3. 0oft diet
4. No treatment

Q.No. 123 5nterior open bite occurs in the fracture of:

1. 0"mph"sis
2. Bilateral anle
3. Bilateral cond"le
4. Unilateral cond"le

Q.No. 124 Bilateral subcon?uncti#al ecch"mosis is not associated
$ith:

1. 7eIfort 88 fracture
3. NasoIethmoidal comple< fracture

Q.No. 12, Choice of intubation in a patient $ith 7efort 883 7efort
888 and nasoethmoid fracture $ould be:

1. Eral
2. Eral A nasal
3. Nasal
4. 0ubmental

Q.No. 12- 5nterior displacement in cond"lar fractures is due to
the action of:

1. 'edial pter"oid
2. 7ateral pter"oid
3. Buccinator
4. !emporalis

Q.No. 12; !he most common site of leaB in C0F rhinoerhoea is:

1. 0phenoid 0inus
2. Frontal 0inus
3. Cribriform plate
4. !emen t"mpani

Q.No. 12= Battles sin is:

1. 0ubcon?uncti#al ecch"mosis
2. 0ublinual ecch"mosis
3. (alatal ecch"mosis
4. @cch"mosis in the mastoid reion

Q.No. 12> 5n a#erae patient $ith ma<illofacial trauma reCuires
ho$ much of dail" sodium:

1. 1++ mmo1
2. ,+I-+ mmo1
3. 1+ mmo1
4. 1+++ mmo1

Q.No. 13+ (athonomic sin of mandibular fracture:

1. 'alocclusion
2. Dematoma K0ublinualL
3. !enderness and s$ellin at site
4. 8nabilit" to open mouth

Q.No. 131 (araesthesia is seen $ith $hich of the follo$in t"pes
of fractures:

1. 0ubcond"lar
2. F"omaticoma<illar"
3. Coronoid process
4. 0"mph"seal

Q.No. 132 NonIcompression 'onocortical 0cre$ s"stem $as
de#eloped b":

1. 'ichelet
2. Champ"
3. 0hea and 5nthon"
4. 7esne"

Q.No. 133 8n e#er" mandibular fracture3 the forces of mastication
produce tension forces at:

1. !he upper border of mandible
2. !he lo$er border of mandible
3. 5l#eolar crest reion
4. Both 1 A 2

Q.No. 134 5ccordin to 'arciani&s modification of 7e Fort&s
fracture classification3 7e Fort 86KaL refers to:

1. (lus supraorbital rim fracture
2. (lus anterior cranial fossa and supraorbital rim
3. (lus anterior cranial fossa and orbital $all fracture
4. ("ramidal and NE@ fracture

Q.No. 13, 5ccordin to )o$e and %ille"&s classification of the
F"omatico comple< fractures3 !"pe 6888 refers to:

1. 2isplacement of the comple< en bloc
2. 2isplacement of the orbitoantral partition
3. 2isplacement of the orbital rim sements
4. Comple< comminuted fractures

Q.No. 13- 8n forced duction test3 the tendon of **** muscle is
rasped throuh the con?uncti#a of the inferior forni< to checB the
entire rane of ocular motion:

1. 0uperior rectus
2. 8nferior rectus
3. 0uperior obliCue
4. 7ateral obliCue

Q.No. 13; ***** described the reduction of fracture b" rubber
dam sheets or b" means of lon ribbon / strip au4e or rubber
catheters:

1. 2inman
2. Durdin
3. (ropescu and Burlibasa
4. Da"ton .illiam

Q.No. 13= 5ccordin to Elson&s stud"3 the least common area of
fracture of mandible is:

1. 0"mph"sis
2. )amas
3. 2entoal#eolar
4. Coronoid

Q.No. 13> 5ccordin 5E classification of mandbiular fracture
classifies the follo$in case J communited fracture of cond"le of
edentulous mandible open e<traorall" associated $ith fracture of
4"oma:

1. F37-+20253
2. F274++,354
3. F27;+10152
4. F473+1015,

Q.No. 14+ Concept of manaement of mandibular fracture usin
transosseous sil#er $irin $as i#en b":

1. @rich A 5ustin
2. BucB
3. :ordon
4. 'ichelet

Q.No. 141 Concept of osteos"nthesis lines $as put for$ard b":

1. 0piessel
2. :ordon
3. 'ichelet
4. Champ"

Q.No. 142 !he minimum diameter of miniplate osteos"nthesis is
******* $ith be#el of:

1. +.> mm and 4, deree
2. +., mm and -+ deree
3. 1., mm and >+ deree
4. 2.1 mm and 3+ deree

Q.No. 143 5ccordin to .assmund&s classification of cond"lar
fracture3 class 86 refers to:

1. 5n anle of 1+ to 4,+ e<its bet$een the head and the a<is of
the ramus
2. 5n anle of 4, to >++ e<its bet$een the head and the ramus
3. Fractured head articulates on or for$ard to the articular
eminence
4. 6ertical or obliCue fracture throuh head of the cond"le

Q.No. 144 Cond"lar fracture abo#e the le#el of the lateral
pter"oid muscle insertion:

1. @<hibits medial and up$ard displacement
2. @<hibits lateral and do$n$ard displacement
3. @<hibits lateral and up$ard displacement
4. 2o not e<hibit displacement

Q.No. 14, !rue about 'etaIarthrosis is/are:

1. 'alunion resultin in disturbances3 in anatom" as $ell as
function $ith non articulatin cond"le
2. False ?oint3 #er" painful durin normal e<cursions
3. 5natomicall" altered3 transformed3 modified

Q.No. 14- G%nobb"& appearance of the chin is a fracture of:

1. (ronathic mandible
2. )etronathic mandible
3. 6ertical ma<illar" e<cess
4. 6ertical ma<illar" deficienc"

Q.No. 14; 2efiniti#e orthodontic surical treatment is carried out
in $hich phase of dianosis and treatment plannin:

1. (hase 88
2. (hase 888
3. (hase 86
4. (hase 6

Q.No. 14= Normal intercanthal and interpupillar" distance is:

1. 32 M 3 mm and -, M 3 mm
2. 22 M 2 mm and 4- M 2 mm
3. 1+ M 3 mm and 2, M 3 mm
4. 4+ M 1., mm and -+ M 1., mm

Q.No. 14> !he normal upper lip lenth for males is:

1. 2+ M 2 mm
2. 22 M 2 mm
3. 2, M 2 mm
4. 2- M 2 mm

Q.No. 1,+ (ro#ided upper lip lenth is normal3 the distance from
the labella to subnasale and subnasale to menton should be in
****** ratio:

1. 1 : 1
2. 2 : 1
3. 3 : 1
4. 1 : 2

Q.No. 1,1 8n normal position3 the lo$er lip should protrude b":

1. 3., mm
2. 3.4 mm
3. 1.2 mm
4. 2.2 mm

Q.No. 1,2 Normal #alue of the anle bet$een a line dra$n from
the lo$er lip to the soft tissue poonion and a line dra$n tanent
to the soft tissue contour belo$ the bod" of mandible is:

1. J = deree M 2
2. J 11 deree M 2
3. 11+ deree M = deree
4. ,1 deree M - deree

Q.No. 1,3 !he deepest point of the bride of the nose is:

1. 0ubnasale
2. 0oft tissue nasion
3. 0upranasale
4. 5nterior nasal spine

Q.No. 1,4 !he importance of accuratel" estimatin facial ro$th
based on facial pattern $as reconi4ed as a result of $orB b":

1. )icBetts
2. Fist and @pBer
3. Bell and .hite
4. (rofitt

Q.No. 1,, !he normal #alue of .it&s appraisal in females is:

1. + mm
2. 'inus 1 mm
3. (lus 1 mm
4. (lus 1., mm

Q.No. 1,- 8n a cephalometric anal"sis of a male patient 0N5 $as
==+1 0NB $as >3+3 5NB $as ,+3 and .it&s appraisal $as J >
mm. 8t indicates:

1. 'a<illa is pronathic
2. 'andible is pronathic
3. Bima<illar" protusion
4. 'andible is retronathic

Q.No. 1,; .ire ideal for correction of rotations3 alinment and
le#elin $hen used in loop firm is:

1. +.+=N supreme rade 5ustralian .ilcocB $ire
2. +.12N 5ustralian .ilcocB $ires of premium O rade
3. +.1-N coa<ial $ire
4. +.14N nicBel titanium $ire

Q.No. 1,= !he e<traction pattern for presurical orthodontics of
sBeletal class 88 is/are:

1. @<tract upper first and lo$er second premolar
2. @<tract upper first and lo$er first premolar
3. @<tract upper second and lo$er second premolar
4. No ma<illar" tooth e<traction is ad#ocated and

Q.No. 1,> !he e<traction pattern for presurical orthodontics for
sBeletal class 888 malocclusion is/are:

1. No ma<illar" e<traction is ad#ocated and lo$er first premolar
e<traction is ad#ocated
2. No ma<illar" e<traction is ad#ocated and lo$er second
premolar e<traction is ad#ocated
3. Upper second premolars and lo$er first premolar e<traction is
ad#ocated
4. Upper first premolars and lo$er second premolar e<traction is
ad#ocated

Q.No. 1-+ ******** performed first anterior mandibular
osteotom" for the patient of distortion of face due to se#ere burns:

1. Dullihen
2. @d$ard 5nle
3. Blair
4. %ole

Q.No. 1-1 Ene stae anterior ma<illar" osteotom" $as de#eloped
b":

1. !rauner
2. .assmund
3. Con#erse
4. DunsucB

Q.No. 1-2 0tep osteotom" of the mandibular bod" for the
correction of mandibular pronathism $as de#eloped b":

1. Eb$eeser
2. Con#erse
3. Cald$ell
4. 0chuchhardt

Q.No. 1-3 ***** de#eloped posterior ma<illar" osteotom":

1. 0chuchhardt
2. Eb$eeser
3. Dullihen
4. Blair

Q.No. 1-4 6ertical subsimoid osteotom" of ramus $as i#en b":

1. Cald$ellI7etterman
2. Eb$eeser
3. Blair
4. %ole

Q.No. 1-, ******* $as first to appl" riid fi<ation in
orthonathic surer":

1. 7uhr
2. 0piessel
3. )icBettes
4. Bell A .hite

Q.No. 1-- ****** introduced the miniplate fi<ation in
orthonathic surer":

1. 7uhr
2. DunsucB
3. Bell
4. .assmund

Q.No. 1-; **** $as first to describe bima<illar" surer" for
correction of bima<illar" protusion:

1. %ole
3. 7e Fort
4. !rauner

Q.No. 1-= 0ubsimoid obliCue subcond"lar osteotom" $as
ad#ocated b":

1. )obinsons and Dinds
3. Eb$eeser
4. !rauner

Q.No. 1-> 8ntraoral #ertical ramus osteotom" $as first described
b":

1. .instanle"
2. 0piessel
3. .assmund
4. DunsucB

Q.No. 1;+ ****** modified B00E b" placin #ertical cut on the
buccal corte< bet$een the first and second molars:

1. 2al (ont
2. DunsucB
3. @pBer
4. Eb$eeser and !rauner

Q.No. 1;1 !he ad#antae of @pBers modification of B00E is/are:

1. :i#es broader contact surfaces
2. 'inimal muscular displacement $ith impro#ed access
3. )educed postoperati#e s$ellin oedema3 haemorrhae
4. 5ll of the abo#e

Q.No. 1;2 !he first anterior ma<illar" setbacB $as performed b"
******** in 1>21:

1. .assmund
2. Cohn 0tocB
3. .underer
4. @pBer

Q.No. 1;3 5cr"lic splints are desirable durin postIoperati#e
phase of manaement in $hich of follo$in procedures:

1. 'andibular al#eoloplast"
2. !orus palatinus reduction
3. 'ental tubercle reduction
4. @<cision of labial epulis fissuratum

Q.No. 1;4 5bbe" I @stlander flap is used in the reconstruction of:

1. Buccal mucosa
2. 7ip
3. !onue
4. (alate

Q.No. 1;, 5n edentulous patient has carcinoma of the oral ca#it"
infiltratin into al#eolar marin3 $hich of the follo$in $ould not
be indicated in manain the case:

1. 0emental mandibulectom"
2. 'arinal mandibulectom" $ith remo#al of the
3. 'arinal mandibulectom" $ith remo#al of
4. )adiotherap"

Q.No. 1;- 2enBer&s operation ma" result in in?ur" to $hich ner#e:

1. (osterior superior al#eolar ner#e
2. 5nterior superior al#eolar ner#e
3. :reater palatine ner#e
4. Nasopalatine ner#e

Q.No. 1;; 5 patient has sCuamous cell carcinoma of lip $ith
in#asion into the al#eolus. !he patient is edentulous. 5ppropriate
treatment is:

1. 0emental mandibulectom"
2. 'arinal mandibulectom"
3. DemiImandibulectom"
4. Commando operation

Q.No. 1;= 5ntibiotic proph"la<is is mandator" before e<traction
in $hich of the follo$in conditions:

1. 8schaemic heart diseases
2. D"pertension
3. Conesti#e heart failure
4. Conenital heart disease

Q.No. 1;> !reatment of pleomorphic adenoma of parotid is:

1. !otal parotidectom"
2. 0uperficial parotidectom"
3. 2eep parotidectom"
4. )adical parotidectom"

Q.No. 1=+ 2urin the remo#al of a torus palatines it $as noticed
that a portion of palatal bone is fractured. Ene $ould e<pect:

1. 5n openin into the nasal ca#it"
2. 5n openin into the ma<illar" antrum
3. 6ertical fracture of ma<illa
4. Dori4ontal fracture of ma<illa

Q.No. 1=1 Follo$in a Cald$ellI7uc procedure a nasal
antrostom" is done throuh the:

1. 0uperior meatus
2. 'iddle meatus
3. 8nferior meatus
4. 'iddle and inferior meatus

Q.No. 1=2 !reatment of locali4ed pain 3I4 da"s post e<traction

1. 8rriation of the socBet A placement of sedati#e dressin
2. Curettae of socBet
3. Creation of ne$ blood clot
4. (lacement of antibiotics and analesics directl" in socBet

Q.No. 1=3 !he techniCue emplo"ed in radiotherap" to

1. 5rc techniCue
2. 'odulation
3. :atin
4. 0huntin

Q.No. 1=4 Name of the lesion $hich is not a radiolucent lesion of
?a$s:

1. 5meloblastoma
2. Cherubism
3. Focal periapical osteopetrosis
4. Edontoenic c"st

Q.No. 1=, Name the lesion $here cotton $ool3 multifocal
radiodense conlomerates is not seen usuall":

1. :ardner&s s"ndrome
2. CementIosseous d"splasia
3. (aet&s disease
4. Fibrous d"splasia

Q.No. 1=- !he main causati#e oranism in 7ud$i 5nina is:

1. 0treptococcus #iridans
2. 0taph"lococcus albus
3. 0taph"lococcus aureus
4. 0treptococcus hemol"ticus

Q.No. 1=; !he trismus follo$in a lo$er molar e<traction after 4
$eeBs ma" be due to:

1. BreaBae of needle in pter"omandibular space
2. Dematoma of !'H
3. 0ubmassetric space abscess
4. )oot stump in the socBet

Q.No. 1== .hich of the follo$in cardio#ascular conditions can
result in a medical emerenc" in the dental office causin
substernal pain3 facial pallor3 and cold perspiration/

1. 5nina pectoris
2. Cor pulmonale
3. D"pertension
4. (atent ductus arteriosus

Q.No. 1=> !he secondar" palate fuses $ith trianular primar"
palate and the incisi#e foramen is formed at this ?unction bet$een
****** of intrauterine life:

1. ;th to 1+th $eeBs
2. 12 to 1-th $eeBs
3. 22nd to 2-th $eeBs
4. 3 to 4 $eeBs

Q.No. 1>+ !he theor" of failure of mesodermal miration for
formation of cleft $as put for$ard b":

1. 2urs" J Dis
2. 6eau
3. Fleischmann
4. 2a#is and )itchie

Q.No. 1>1 !he four flap method of repair of cleft $as e#ol#ed b":

1. 6eau
2. .ardill
3. 7anenbacB
4. %ernatan

Q.No. 1>2 0urical repair of cleft palate and placement of
pressure eCuali4ation tubes is done at ae of:

1. 3 J - months
2. 3 to - "ears
3. 1+ to 12 $eeBs
4. Before ae 1 to 1= months

Q.No. 1>3 (re al#eolar bone raftin is done at the ae of:

1. , to - "ears
2. 1+ to 12 $eeBs
3. > to 11 "ears
4. 1, "ears or later

Q.No. 1>4 !he antral floor of ma<illar" sinus parallels the nasal
floor at the ae of:

1. 12 $eeBs intrauterine
2. 5t birth
3. > "ears
4. 12 "ears

Q.No. 1>, !he diameter of ostium of ma<illar" sinus is:

1. ,.- mm
2. =.4 mm
3. +.2 mm
4. 1.2 mm

Q.No. 1>- .hene#er antral puncture is to be carried out in

1. 8nferior meatus
2. 'iddle meatus
3. Upper meatus
4. 5ntral puncture is not carried out in children

Q.No. 1>; ***** has been credited as the first sureon to ha#e
attempted nasal and sinus endoscop" $ith a modified c"toscope:

1. Dirschmann
2. 'a<$ell and 'alt4
3. 'oscher
4. 6an 5l"ea

Q.No. 1>= 'inor oral surical procedures can be safel" done onl"
if platelet count is:

1. 13,+3+++ to 43,+3+++ per cu mm
2. ,+3+++ to ;+3 +++ per cu mm
3. 2+3+++ to ,+3 +++ per cu mm
4. =+3+++ to 13++3+++ per cu mm

Q.No. 1>> !he concentration of factor 6888 in eneticall"
enineered factor 6888 is:

1. 1 unit / #ial
2. , to 1+ units / #ial
3. 1+++ to 1,++ units / #ial
4. 2,+ to ,++ units / #ial

Q.No. 2++ !he term 5denomatoid Edontoenic !umour $as
coined b":

1. 0tafne
2. (hilipsen and Birn
3. .aldron
4. !homa and :oldmann
Online Exam - Results
Q.No. 1 False about B fibers is/are:

1.Upto 3 micra in diameter
2.Conduct impulses at the rate of 3 to 14 meters per second
3.Confined to preganglionic autonomic fibers
4.The ha!e both efferent as "ell as afferent function

)iht IP !he" ha#e both efferent as $ell as afferent function
Qour 5ns$er IP Not 5ttempt
)eference : I P 'onheim&sI-th/3
Q.No. 2 The sensor ner!e ending responsible for the sensation of cold is:

1.#rause$s end bulb
2.%eissner$s corpuscle
3.&acini corpuscle
4.'uffini$s end organ

)iht IP %rause&s end bulb
)eference : I P 'onheim&sI-th/,
Q.No. 3 The return of the resting potential occurs "ithin (((((((( after initial
stimulation:

1.1 to 2 m sec
2.).* to 1.2 m sec
3.1.* to 2.+ m sec
4.3 to 4 m sec

)iht IP 3 to 4 m sec
)eference : I P 'onheim&sI-th/=
Q.No. 4 ,hich of the follo"ing is a characteristic of muscle pain-

1..harp burning and intense pain/ constant or intermittent
2.0iffuse in nature1 ma be referred1 difficult to locali2e
3.0ull in nature1 limited to area of origin
4.3ll of the abo!e

)iht IP 2ull in nature3 limited to area of oriin
)eference : I P 'onheim&sI-th/1;
Q.No. , The sensor ner!e suppl to corner of the mouth is b:

1..uperior labial fibers of infraorbital ner!e of 42
2.5ong buccal ner!e of 43
3.%andibular branch of 466
4.Buccal and mandibular branch of 466

)iht IP 0uperior labial fibers of infraorbital ner#e of 62
Q.No. - The secretor ner!e suppl of hard palate is b:

1.7asopalatine branch of 42
2.&alatine ner!e of 68
3.9reater superficial ner!e of 466
4.3ll of the abo!e

)iht IP :reater superficial ner#e of 688
)eference : I P 'onheim&sI-th/
Q.No. ; .ensor ner!e suppl of ma:illar gingi!ae on to the lateral side is b:

1..uperior labial ner!e of infra orbital ner!e of 42
2.9reater palatine ner!e of 42
3.7asopalatine ner!e of 42
4.%iddle superior al!eolar ner!e of 42

)iht IP 0uperior labial ner#e of infra orbital ner#e of 62
Q.No. = The ophthalmic ner!e enters the orbit through:

1..uperior orbital fissure
2.6nfraorbital foramen
3.6nferior orbital fissure
4..upraorbital foramen

)iht IP 0uperior orbital fissure
)eference : I P 'onheim&sI-th/2,
Q.No. > The ganglion of !alentine is located at the ;unction of:

1.&osterior and middle superior al!eolar ner!es
2.3nterior and middle superior al!eolar ner!es
3.3nterior and posterior superior al!eolar ner!es
4.3nterior1 posterior and middle superior al!eolar ner!es

)iht IP (osterior and middle superior al#eolar ner#es
)eference : I P 'onheim&sI-th/3;
Q.No. 1+.mpathetic root of ciliar ganglion arises from:

1..ensor root of the nasociliar ner!e
2.6nternal carotid ple:us
3.<:ternal carotid ple:us
4.Both 1 = 2

)iht IP Both 1 A 2
)eference : I P 'onheim&sI-th/3+
Q.No. 114idian ner!e is formed b union of:

1.9reater superficial petrosal and deep petrosal ner!es
2.6nferior nasal branch of anterior ethmoidal ner!e and e:ternal nasal ner!e
3.&ostero superior lateral nasal and postero superior medial nasal ner!e
4.&osterior1 middle and inferior palatine ner!e

)iht IP :reater superficial petrosal and deep petrosal ner#es
)eference : I P 'onheim&sI-th/3>
Q.No. 12The trigeminal ner!e has a distinct motor root that con!es efferent fibers to
muscles deri!ed from second branchial arch/ trigeminal ganglion has a motor
root to otic ganglion:

1.First statement is true/ second is false
2.First statement is false/ second is true
3.Both statements are true
4.Both statements are false

)iht IP Both statements are false
)eference : I P 'onheim&sI-th/,4
Q.No. 13%lohoid branch of mandibular ner!e supplies to:

1.Tensor tmpani
2.3nterior bell of diagnostic
3.Buccinators
4.7one of the abo!e

)iht IP 5nterior bell" of dianostic
)eference : I P 'onheim&sI-th/,4
Q.No. 14.uperior dental ple:us is composed of:

1.3nterior1 middle1 posterior1 superior al!eolar ner!es
2.3nterior1 middle1 posterior palatine ner!es
3.&tergopalatine and 2gomatic ner!es
4.Frontal1 lacrimal and nasociliar ner!es

)iht IP 5nterior3 middle3 posterior3 superior al#eolar ner#es
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/-;;
Q.No. 1,5argest branch of mandibular di!ision is:

1.3uriculotemporal ner!e
2.5ingual ner!e
3.6nferior al!eolar ner!e
4.7er!es tentorii

)iht IP 8nferior al#eolar ner#e
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/-=+
Q.No. 1-For a ma:imum effect the in;ected local anaesthetic drug must come into contact
"ith atleast ((((( ofner!e to bloc> t"o or three ad;acent nodes of 'an!ier:

1.1 to 2 mm
2.3 to 4 mm
3.).* to 2.* mm
4.? to 1) mm

)iht IP = to 1+ mm
)eference : I P 'onheim&sI-th/,,
Q.No. 1;The needle used for interseptal in;ection techni@ue is of ((( gauge:

1.21
2.1A
3.23
4.24

)iht IP 23
)eference : I P 'onheim&sI-th/-1
Q.No. 1=3ll of the follo"ing is/are ben2oic acid esters e:cept:

1.&iperocaine
2.%eprlcaine
3.6sobucaine
4.&rimacaine

)iht IP (rimacaine
Q.No. 1>3ll of the follo"ing is / are esters e:cept:

1.&ropo:caine
2.2 chloroprocaine
3.Butethamine
4.%epi!acaine

)iht IP 'epi#acaine
Q.No. 2+3ll anaesthetic salts are formed b a combination of:

1.3 "ea> base and a strong acid
2.3 "ea> acid and a strong base
3.3 "ea> acid and a "ea> base
4.3 strong acid and a strong base

)iht IP 5 $eaB base and a stron acid
Q.No. 21The adrenal medulla contains about (((((( of epinephrine and norepinephrine
per gram of tissue:

1.).2 to ).+ mg
2.2 to 4 mg
3.* to + mg
4.4.* to +.? mg

)iht IP 2 to 4 m
)eference : I P 'onheim&sI-th/1,,
Q.No. 22&rocaine "as snthesi2ed b:

1.<inhorn
2.Burle
3..chriffrin
4.Bodg>in

)iht IP @inhorn
Q.No. 2353 does not act in presence of infection due to:

1.6ncrease in cationic form
2.6ncrease in anion form
3.&resence of free base molecules
4.Bigh pB

)iht IP (resence of free base molecules
)eference : I P IIIIIII
Q.No. 243natomical landmar>s for administration of posterior superior al!eolar ner!e
bloc> are mucobuccal fold1 occlusal plane1 coronoid process and:

1.3nterior border of ramus
2.%andibular 2nd premolar
3.&tergomandibular raphe
4.&alatine tonsils

)iht IP 5nterior border of ramus
)eference : I P 'onheim&sI;th/=2
Q.No. 2,3ll of the follo"ing areas are best !ie"ed in posteroanterior !ie" of each
mandibular radiograph e:cept:

1.Bod of mandible
2.%andibular smphsis
3.Condlar nec>
4.7asal ca!it

)iht IP 'andibular s"mph"sis
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/11
Q.No. 2-<:foliati!e ctolog "as introduced b:

1.&apanicolaou and Traunt
2.5ee ,hite
3.Blumberg
4.Butchison and &eterson <llis

)iht IP (apanicolaou and !raunt
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/1-
Q.No. 2;3 needle of (((((( gauge is used for F73C:

1.1A
2.24
3.2A
4.3+

)iht IP 24
Q.No. 2=<:cision biops is suitable for lesions measuring:

1. 1 cm
2. 2 cm
3. 3 cm
4. 2.4 cm

)iht IP 1 cm
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/1;
Q.No. 2>3 positi!e 3ustralia 3ntigen Test is indicati!e of:

1.&ositi!e B64 1
2.&ositi!e B64 2
3.&ositi!e Bepatitis B !irus
4.&ositi!e Berpes simple: !irus

)iht IP (ositi#e Depatitis B #irus
Q.No. 3+3ccording to the1 3.3 phsical classification 3.3 64 refers to:

1.3 patient "ith se!ere sstemic disease1 that limits acti!it1 but is not incapacitating
2.3 patient "ith incapacitating sstemic disease1 that is a constant threat to life
3.3 moribund patient not e:pected to sur!i!e 24 hours "ith or "ithout surger
4.<mergenc operation of an >ind1 < precedes the 3.3 number indicating the patient$s
phsical status

)iht IP 5 patient $ith incapacitatin s"stemic disease3 that is a constant threat to life
Q.No. 31The most commonl used Bard &ar>er Blade Bandle in oral surger is no:

1.2
2.3
3.1)
4.?

)iht IP 3
Q.No. 32Blade indicated for ma>ing stab incision is no:

1.1)
2.11
3.12
4.1?

)iht IP 11
Q.No. 33The osteotome is similar to the chisel e:cept that:

1.The "or>ing edge is be!eled
2.The "or>ing edge is unibe!eled
3.The "or>ing edge is bibe!eled
4.The "or>ing edge is tribe!eled

)iht IP !he $orBin ede is bibe#eled
Q.No. 34The ele!ator is a le!er of ((((((( order:

1.First
2..econd
3.Third
4.Fourth

)iht IP First
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/,3
Q.No. 3,Crer$s <le!ator is based on ((((((( principle:

1.,heel and 3:le
2.,edge
3.5e!er
4.5e!er and ,edge

)iht IP 7e#er and .ede
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/,,
Q.No. 3-,inter$s ele!ator "or>s on the principle of:

1.5e!er and "edge
2.,heel and a:le
3.,heel and a:le and "edge
4.,heel and a:le and le!er

)iht IP .heel and a<le
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/,,
Q.No. 3;The first description of sutures used in operati!e procedures is recorded b:

1.'ha2es
2.&aprus
3.Claudius
4.Baton ,illiams

)iht IP (ap"rus
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/,>
Q.No. 3=3bsorption rate of poldia:onone suture material is:

1.+) das
2.A) das
3.C das
4.21) das

)iht IP 21+ da"s
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/-+
Q.No. 3>6n semilunar incision1 a gap of (( must be present from the base of gingi!al sulcus
to the incision:

1.).2+ mm
2.).* mm
3.* mm
4.2.4 mm

)iht IP , mm
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/12+
Q.No. 4+4ertical incisions should be placed at an ((((( angle to the hori2ontal incision:

1.3cute
2.'ight
3.Dbtuse
4.Eero degree

)iht IP Ebtuse
Q.No. 413ll of the follo"ing is / are contraindications for placement of incisional lines
e:cept:

1.4ertical incision on the lingual side of mandibular arch
2.D!er canine prominence
3.D!er bon lesions
4.7one of the abo!e

)iht IP None of the abo#e
Q.No. 420ifficult inde: of !erticall impacted lo"er molar is:

1.1
2.2
3.3
4.4

)iht IP 3
Q.No. 43The most commonl seen impacted third molar is:

1.Bori2ontal
2.%esioangular
3.5inguoangular
4.Buccoangular

)iht IP 'esioanular
Q.No. 443ccording to classification of impacted ma:illar

1.&alatall placed
2.6n!ol!ing both buccal and palatal bone
3.6mpacted in al!eolar process bet"een incisors and first premolar
4.6mpacted in the edentulous mandible

)iht IP 8mpacted in al#eolar process bet$een incisors and first premolar
Q.No. 4,<!er additional mm to the red line renders the remo!al of molars ((((( times
more difficult:

1.T"o
2.Three
3.Fi!e
4..i:

)iht IP !hree
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/12;312=
Q.No. 4-3mber line is dra"n:

1.Touching the occlusal surface of first and second molar
2.&erpendicular to the "hite line to an imaginar point of application of the ele!ator
3.Crest of interdental septum bet"een the molars e:tending posteriorl to distal to third
molar
4.Touching occlusal surface of first1 second molar and e:tending to the third molar

)iht IP Crest of interdental septum bet$een the molars e<tendin posteriorl" to distal to third
molar
Q.No. 4;The normal position of the lingual ner!e is:

1.2 mm abo!e the crest and ).2 mm lingual to lingual corte: of mandible in third molar
region
2.).2 mm abo!e the crest and ).* mm buccal to buccal corte: of mandible in third molar
region
3.).* mm lateral to the crest and ).* mm medial to lingual corte: of mandible in third
molar region
4.2 mm inferior to the crest and ).* mm lingual to the lingual corte: of mandible in third
molar region

)iht IP 2 mm inferior to the crest and +., mm linual to the linual corte< of mandible in third
molar reion
Q.No. 4=(((( is called as Fchec> ligament$ of T%G:

1.Temporomandibualr ligament
2..phenomandibualr ligament
3..tlomandibular ligament
4.Both 1 = 2

)iht IP !emporomandibualr liament
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/2+-32+;
Q.No. 4>The !olume of upper ;oint space of T%G is about:

1.1.2 ml
2.).A ml
3.2.+ ml
4.3.? ml

)iht IP 1.2 ml
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/2+;
Q.No. ,+The articular eminence is located appro:imatel:

1.1.* cm anterior to e:ternal auditor meatus
2.).* cm lateral to e:ternal auditor meatus
3.1.+ mm medial to internal auditor meatus
4.1.? mm medial to internal auditor meatus

)iht IP 1., cm anterior to e<ternal auditor" meatus
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/21>
Q.No. ,10epression of mandible is dominated b (((( and

1.0igastric and lateral ptergoid
2.%asseter and geniohoid
3.5ateral ptergoid and temporalis
4.0iagastric and temporalis

)iht IP 2iastric and lateral pter"oid
Q.No. ,23ccessor ligament ma>es no contribution to ;oint acti!it/ condlar disc has a
!er little potential for repair after insult:

1.First statement is true1 second is false
2.First statement is false1 second is true
3.Both statements are true
4.Both statements are false

)iht IP Both statements are true
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/2+;32+=
Q.No. ,3((((( performed an osteotom on the eminence and turned it do"n in front of the
condlar head to pre!ent for"ard mo!ement of hpermobile condle:

1.5indermann
2.%aor
3.0autr
4.Findla

)iht IP 7indermann
Q.No. ,4<minectom "as first reported b:

1.%rhang
2.'isdon
3.0ingman
4.Thoma

)iht IP '"rhan
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/21=
Q.No. ,,3n Fin!erted hoc>e stic>$ incision a modification of preauricular incision o!er
the 2gomatic arch "as used b:

1.3l #aat and Bramle
2.Thoma
3.Blair and 6!
4.&opo"ich and Crane

)iht IP Blair and 8#"
Q.No. ,-3ccording to grading of T%G an>losis b .a"hne1 Tpe 666 refers to:

1.The condlar head is present "ithout much distortion1 mo!ement impossible
2.Bon fusion of misshaped head and the articular surface "ithout in!ol!ement of sigmoid
notch and coronoid process
3.3 bon bloc> bridging across the ramus and 2gomatic arch "ith in!ol!ement of sigmoid
notch and coronoid process
4.Complete bon bloc> bet"een the ramus and the s>ull base

)iht IP 5 bon" blocB bridin across the ramus and 4"omatic arch $ith in#ol#ement of
simoid notch and coronoid process
Q.No. ,;((((((( "as the first one to indicate an occlusal aetiolog is T%G pain:

1.5as>in
2..ch"art2
3.Costen
4.Toller and &os"illo

)iht IP Costen
Q.No. ,=,hile breathing1 spea>ing or s"allo"ing (((((( is a lin> bet"een supra and
infrahoid group of:

1.%asseter
2.Temporalis
3.Condlar disc
4.0iagastric

)iht IP 2iaastric
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/24,
Q.No. ,>0osage of ultrasound therap for treatment of %&0.

1.).2 to ).? "atts per cm2/1* minutes/dail
2.2.+ to 3.? "atts per cm2/1) minutes/dail
3.3.4 to +.4 "atts per cm2/12 minutes/once a "ee>
4.).C to 1.) "atts per cm2/1) minutes/alternate da

)iht IP +.; to 1.+ $atts per cm2/1+ minutes/alternate da"
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/24>
Q.No. -+6n intraHarticular in;ection for treatment of %&0. the direction of needle is
((((((( till it stri>es the root of the glenoid fossa at a depth of(((((:

1.6n"ard1 for"ard1 up"ard/ 2 to 3 cm
2.6n"ard1 bac>"ard1 up"ard/ 1 to 2 cm
3.6n"ard1 bac>"ard1 do"n"ard/ 3 to 4 cm
4.Dut"ard1 for"ard1 do"n"ard/ 3 to 4 cm

)iht IP 8n$ard3 for$ard3 up$ard1 2 to 3 cm
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/2,+
Q.No. -13 needle of ((((((( gauge is used for arthrocentesis techni@ue:

1.1A
2.2*
3.23
4.22

)iht IP 1>
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/2,2
Q.No. -20uring arthrocentesis techni@ue "hich of the follo"ing ner!e is bloc>ed:

1.6nferior
2.5ingual
3.%asseteric
4.3uriculotemporal

)iht IP 5uriculotemporal
Q.No. -3The techni@ue of T%G arthroscop "as made popular b:

1.%ac>en2ie
2.Ban>s
3.Toller
4.Dhnishi

)iht IP Ehnishi
Q.No. -4The diameter of arthroscope used for T%G arthroscop is:

1.1.C mm
2.2.+ mm
3.3.4 mm
4.3.? mm

)iht IP 1.; mm
Q.No. -,6n single puncture athroscop techni@ue1 the trocar and cannula should be >ept
at a ((((( angle to s>in and directed anterosuperiorl at an angle of ((((((( to
hori2ontal plane:

1.A) degree and 1) degree
2.4+ degree and 3) degree
3.+) degree and 1) degree
4.12) degree and +) degree

)iht IP >+ deree and 1+ deree
Q.No. --6n a normal ;oint the sno!ial capillaries ha!e a ((((( appearance:

1..pider "eb
2.Cherr blossom
3.5eafless tree
4.Branched tree

)iht IP 0pider $eb
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/2,,
Q.No. -;.urgical treatment of T%G 0sfunction disorders "as first introduced b:

1.Bumphre
2.Topa2ian
3..ch"art2
4.%ac>en2ie and Ban>s

)iht IP Dumphre"
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/2,-
Q.No. -=For interposition arthroplast using autogenous costochondral graft "hich rib is
har!ested:

1.*th
2.+th
3.Cth
4.3ll of the abo!e

)iht IP 5ll of the abo#e
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/23,
Q.No. ->The term FTic 0ouloureu:$ "as coined b:

1.Gohn 5oc>e
2.7icholas 3ndre
3.Gohn Fothergill
4.Costen

)iht IP Nicholas 5ndre
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/-=,
Q.No. ;+&etrous ridge compression "as suggested as etiological factor of trigeminal
neuralgia b:

1.Dlfson
2.5ee
3.,estrum and Blac>
4..hetrington

)iht IP 7ee
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/-=-
Q.No. ;1((((( forms the definiti!e diagnosis of trigeminal neuralgia:

1.%'6 scanning
2.CT scan
3.,ell ta>en histor
4.'esponse to carbama2epine

)iht IP )esponse to carbama4epine
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/-=;
Q.No. ;23 response to anticon!ulsant in cases of trigeminal neuralgia "as sho"ed b:

1.Gohn 5oc>e
2.Gohn Fothergill
3.7icholas 3ndre
4.Blom

)iht IP Blom
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/-=;
Q.No. ;33ll of the follo"ing is/are intracranial surgical treatment modalities of trigeminal
neuralgia e:cept:

1.%edullar tractotom
2.'FTC at gasserian ganglion
3.'etrogasserian rhi2otom
4.7er!e section and a!ulsion

)iht IP Ner#e section and a#ulsion
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/-==
Q.No. ;4&eripheral 7eurectom is rarel performed on:

1.6nfraorbital
2.6nferior al!eolarHmental
3.5ingual
4.Both 1 = 2

)iht IP 7inual
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/->+
Q.No. ;,6n patients of trigeminal neuralgia1 more of dail drug dosage should be ta>en at
night because:

1..mptoms li>e nausea1 !omiting1 gastric
2..ide effects li>e !isual blurring1 di22iness1 somnolence can be controlled
3.'ate of hepatic dsfunction and thromboctopenia is reduced
4.3de@uate serum concentration can be present earl morning

)iht IP 5deCuate serum concentration can be present earl" mornin
Q.No. ;-The dosage of tegretol for treatment of trigeminal neuralgia is:

1.4)) mg once dail
2.2)) mg t"ice dail
3.2)) mg thrice dail

)iht IP 1++ m thrice dail"
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/-=;3-==
Q.No. ;;The dosage of Tolceram for treatment of trigeminal neuralgia is:

1.12)) mg/da
2.+)) mg/da
4.* to 1* ml / * times / dail

)iht IP , to 1, ml / , times / dail"
Q.No. ;=Braun$s transantral approach has got the potential to ha!e sound treatment for
intractable ((((((( neuralgia:

1.41
2.42
3.43
4.3ll of the abo!e

)iht IP 62
Q.No. ;>For inferior al!eolar nuerectom1 the incision gi!en for e:traoral approach is:

1.Cald"ell 5uc incision
2.'isdon$s incision
3.0r. 9in"alla$s incision
4.Braun$s incision

)iht IP )isdon&s incision
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/->1
Q.No. =+For infraorbital neurectom the incision gi!en in intraoral approach is:

1.Cald ,ell 5uc incision
2.Bilton$s stab incision
3.6n!erted T incision
4.0r. 9in"alla$s incision

)iht IP Cald .ell 7uc incision
Q.No. =1The temperature used for croneurolsis of peripheral ner!es is around:

1.I +) degree C
2.I *) degree C
3.I 2) degree C
4.I 1) degree C

)iht IP J -+ deree C
Q.No. =2True about crosurger is/are:

1.7o regeneration of a:ons occur1 after crosurger
2.0oes not produce "allerian degeneration
3.&roduces "allerian degeneration along "ith the destruction of ner!e sheath
4.&roduces "allerian degeneration "ithout destroing the ner!e sheath itself

)iht IP (roduces $allerian deeneration $ithout destro"in the ner#e sheath itself
Q.No. =3.urgical management of trigeminal pain "ith radio fre@uenc lesions of the
peripheral ner!es "as reported b:

1.9reen"ood = 9ilchrist
2.%c>en2ie
3.Bdson
4.9regg = .mall

)iht IP :re A 0mall
Q.No. =40uring thermocoagulation1 lesioning is carried out at a temperature of:

1.11) to 12) degree C
2.14) to 1+) degree C
3.21) to 22) degree C
4.+* to C* degree C

)iht IP -, to ;, deree C
Q.No. =,(((((( introduced percutaneous electrocoagulation of the gasserian ganglion:

1.Barris
2.Tapatas
3.Bartel
4.#irschner

)iht IP %irschner
Q.No. =-0uring percutaneous 9asserian ganglion electrocoagulation the point of
penetration of needle / electrode is:

1.%idpoint of perpendicular dra"n from lateral orbital rim till the inferior border of
mandible
2.2.* cm from the centre of e:ternal auditor meatus
3.Bartel$s second point
4.Bartel$s fourth point

)iht IP Dartel&s second point
Q.No. =;3 single needle of ((((( gauge is used for glcerol in;ection for percutaneous
ganglion neurolsis:

1.).2
2.).+
3.A
4.1+

)iht IP 1-
Q.No. ==6n 9asserian ganglion in;ection techni@ues the ganglion is approached through:

1.Foramen o!ale
2.Foramen spinosum
3..tlomastoid foramen
4.6nfraorbital foramen

)iht IP Foramen o#ale
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/->,
Q.No. =>The si2e of the Fogart catheter used for Balloon compression to destro ner!e
fibers of trigeminal ner!e is:

1.2F9
2.4F9
3.+F9
4.?F9

)iht IP 4F:
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/->;
Q.No. >+3 spinal needle of (((((( gauge is used for balloon compression of the trigeminal
ner!e:

1.).2
2.).+
3.).?
4.12

)iht IP 12
Q.No. >10uring balloon compression of the trigeminal ner!e1 the balloon should remain
inflated in the %ec>el$s care for:

1.).2 seconds
2.).+ seconds
3.2.2 minutes
4.1 minute

)iht IP 1 minute
Q.No. >26ntradural root section is superior to e:tradural root section approach because:

1.5ess chances of bleeding
2.5ess damage to facial ner!e
3.5ess damage to superior petrosal ner!e
4.3ll of the abo!e

Q.No. >3((((((( recommended posterior fossa surger for trigeminal root section:

1.Fra2ier
2.."eet
3.0and
4.,il>ins

)iht IP 2and"
Q.No. >40sesthesia refers to:

1.&ain due to a stimulus that does not normall e!o>e pain
2.3bsence of pain in response to a stimulus that "ould be normall painful
3.Total loss of all tpes of sensations in response to the stimulation that "ould be normall
painful or nonHpainful
4.3n unpleasant painful abnormal sensation either spontaneous or e!o>ed

)iht IP 5n unpleasant painful abnormal sensation either spontaneous or e#oBed
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/->=3->>
Q.No. >,3ccording to .underland$s classification of ner!e in;ur1 a:onotmesis is classified
as:

1.1degree
2.2 degree
3.2 degree 3 degree 4 degree
4.* degree

)iht IP 2 deree 3 deree 4 deree
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/->>
Q.No. >-Complete ,allerian degeneration is seen in:

1.7europra:ia
2.3:onotmesis
3.7eurotmesis
4.3ll of the abo!e

)iht IP Neurotmesis
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/->>
Q.No. >;True about Tinel$s sign1 is/are:

1.6ndication of start of ner!e regeneration
2.6ndication of amount of ,allerian degeneration
3.6ndication of conduction failure
4.6ndication of degeneration of a:ons

)iht IP 8ndication of start of ner#e reeneration
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/;++
Q.No. >=3ccording to .underland$s classification of ner!e in;uries1 the indications for
microHconstructi!e surger are strongest for:

1.3 degree
2.4 degree
3.* degree
4.1 degree

)iht IP , deree
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/;+2
Q.No. >>.tump neuromas results from (((((( in;ur:

1.1 degree
2.3 degree
3.2 degree
4.* degree

)iht IP , deree
Q.No.
1++
3ll of the follo"ing is/are indications for microneurosurger e:cept:

1.0sesthesia not abolished b 53 ner!e bloc>
2.0sesthesia beond 4 months
3.Total anaesthesia beond 3 months
4..e!ere hpoesthesia "ithout impro!ement beond 4 months

)iht IP 2"sesthesia not abolished b" 75 ner#e blocB
Q.No.
1+1
3s the facial ner!e e:ists from the stlomastoid foramen it gi!es all of the
follo"ing branches e:cept:

1.&osterior auricular
2.&osterior bell of diagastric
3..tlohoid
4.Chorda tmpani

)iht IP Chorda t"mpani
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/;+>
Q.No.
1+2
5o"er motor neurons of "hich cranial ner!e crosses the midline:

1.Facial
2.Trochlear
3.9lossopharngeal
4.Bpoglossal

)iht IP !rochlear
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/;11
Q.No.
1+3
Crocodile Tear sndrome can be treated b di!iding ((((( ner!e:

1.%andibular
2.Dphthalmic
3.Dptic
4.9reater petrosal

)iht IP :reater petrosal
Q.No.
1+4
The cranial ner!e in!ol!ed in %el>ersson I 'osenthal sndrome is:

1.Trochlear
2.Facial
3.%andibular
4.9lossopharngeal

)iht IP Facial
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/;113;13
Q.No.
1+,
9uillainHBarre sndrome leads to paralsis of "hich cranial ner!e:

1.666rd
2.466th
3.68
4.8

)iht IP 688th
Q.No.
1+-
3ccording to BouseHBrac>man$s classification of facial pals grade 4 refers to:

1.%oderatel se!ere dsfunction
2..e!ere dsfunction
3.Total paralsis
4.7ormal function "ithout "ea>ness

)iht IP 0e#ere d"sfunction
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/;1,
Q.No.
1+;
The ner!e / ner!es used for autogenous grafting of facial ner!e is/are:

1.Bpoglossal
2..ural ner!e
3.Cer!ical ple:us from ipsilateral or contralateral side
4.3ll of the abo!e

)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/;1,
Q.No.
1+=
The recommended dose of prednisolone for relie!ing pain in facial pals is:

1.).2 mg / >g / d
2.).+ mg / >g / d
3.2) mg / >g / d
4.1 mg / >g / d

)iht IP 1 m / B / d
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/;2+
Q.No.
1+>
3ccording to 9lasgo" coma scale1 no. 4 refers that !erbal response is:

1.7o sound
2.6ncomprehensible sound
3.Confused conser!ation
4.3ppropriate and oriented

)iht IP Confused conser#ation
Q.No.
11+
3ccording to 9lasgo" coma scale1 no. 3 refers that motor response is:

1.3bnormal e:tensor response
2.3bnormal fle:or response
3.5ocali2es pain
4.,ithdra"s to pain

)iht IP 5bnormal fle<or response
Q.No.
111
The cerebrospinal fluid rhinorrhoea can be seen in:

1.5e Fort 6
2.5e Fort 66
3.5e Fort 666
4.Both 2 = 3

)iht IP Both 2 A 3
Q.No.
112
For 2gomatico ma:illar comple: fracture1 the :ra indicated is/are:

1.Dccipitomenton !ie" 1*) and 3))
2.&3 !ie" I ,ater$s position
3..ubmento!erte: pro;ection
4.3ll of the abo!e

Q.No.
113
6n condlar fractures immobili2ation is done for a period of:

1.2 I 3 months
2.3 to 4 "ee>s
3.4 I + "ee>s
4.2 I 3 "ee>s

)iht IP 2 J 3 $eeBs
Q.No.
114
The gauge of "ire used for <ssig$s "iring is:

1.2?
2.2+
3.14
4.1+

)iht IP 2-
Q.No.
11,
The metallic FBalo Frame$ used for e:ternal fi:ation "as de!ised b:

1.Db"egeser
2.Cre"e
3.'isdon
4.9ilmer

)iht IP Cre$e
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/33=
Q.No.
11-
Champ plate is:

1.%onocorticol compressi!e
2.%onocortical non compressi!e
3.Biocortical non compressi!e
4.Bicortical compressi!e

)iht IP 'onocortical non compressi#e
)eference : I P 'ichael :. 0te$art/>,
Q.No.
11;
,hen a case is transferred to 6CU1 mandibular fractures are e!aluated in:

1.&rimar sur!e
2..econdar sur!e
3.&rimar sur!e "ith 6%F
4.3"a from resuscitation room

)iht IP (rimar" sur#e"
)eference : I P (eter .ardbooth /313343,31 FonsecaI3rd/1I2
Q.No.
11=
3ccording to rule of tension and compressional forces acting along the condlar
border1 best "a to stabili2e a condlar fracture against these forces "ould
re@uire:

1.Dne plate at anterior border and one at posterior
2.3 plate at anterior border
3.3 plate at posterior border
4.3 plate at lateral border

)iht IP Ene plate at anterior border and one at posterior
)eference : I P (eter .ardbooth /2>1I2>2
Q.No.
11>
3 patient had a fall resulting in midsmphseal guardsman fracture. ,hite
reducing the fracture lingual splaing of the segments "as noted. This "ill cause
increase in:

1.6nterpupillar distance
2.6ntercanthal distance
3.6nterangular distance
4.9oH9n distance

)iht IP 8nteranular distance
)eference : I P (eter .ardbooth /2=2
Q.No.
12+
Treatment of comminuted fracture of mandible "ould re@uire use of:

1.'econstruction plates "ith centric scre"s
2.0namic compression plates "ith eccentric scre"s
3.%ultiple miniplates
4..ingle miniplate "hich gi!es functional union

)iht IP )econstruction plates $ith centric scre$s
Q.No.
121
Tpe of healing seen after compression plating is:

1.&rimar
2..econdar
3.Tertiar
4.3ll of the abo!e

)iht IP (rimar"
)eference : I P (eterson&s (rinciple of Eral A 'a<illofacial surer"I2ndK6olI1L /3;1I3=1
Q.No.
122
3 case of subcondlar fracture "ith fragment o!erlap of greater than * mm and
de!iation of greater than 3C) degrees "ould re@uire:

1.Closed reduction 6%F
2.D'6F
3..oft diet
4.7o treatment

)iht IP E)8F
)eference : I P (eter .ardbooth /2=2
Q.No.
123
3nterior open bite occurs in the fracture of:

1..mphsis
2.Bilateral angle
3.Bilateral condle
4.Unilateral condle

)iht IP Bilateral cond"le
)eference : I P FonsecaI3rd/,3-
Q.No.
124
Bilateral subcon;uncti!al ecchmosis is not associated "ith:

1.5eHfort 66 fracture
3.7asoHethmoidal comple: fracture

)iht IP 7eIfort 8 fracture
)eference : I P FonsecaI3rd/-,+
Q.No.
12,
Choice of intubation in a patient "ith 5efort 661 5efort 666 and nasoethmoid
fracture "ould be:

1.Dral
2.Dral = nasal
3.7asal
4..ubmental

)iht IP 0ubmental
)eference : I P (eter .ardbooth /243I24,33>I4+
Q.No.
12-
3nterior displacement in condlar fractures is due to the action of:

1.%edial ptergoid
2.5ateral ptergoid
3.Buccinator
4.Temporalis

)iht IP 7ateral pter"oid
)eference : I P IIIII
Q.No.
12;
The most common site of lea> in C.F rhinoerhoea is:

1..phenoid .inus
2.Frontal .inus
3.Cribriform plate
4.Tegmen tmpani

)iht IP Cribriform plate
)eference : I P )o$e A .illiamsI2nd/>2
Q.No.
12=
Battles sign is:

1..ubcon;uncti!al ecchmosis
2..ublingual ecchmosis
3.&alatal ecchmosis
4.<cchmosis in the mastoid region

)iht IP @cch"mosis in the mastoid reion
)eference : I P )o$e A .illiamsI2nd/11-
Q.No.
12>
3n a!erage patient "ith ma:illofacial trauma re@uires ho" much of dail
sodium:

1.1)) mmo1
2.*)H+) mmo1
3.1) mmo1
4.1))) mmo1

)iht IP 1++ mmo1
)eference : I P FonsecaI2nd/;2
Q.No.
13+
&athognomic sign of mandibular fracture:

1.%alocclusion
2.Bematoma J.ublingualK
3.Tenderness and s"elling at site
4.6nabilit to open mouth

)iht IP Dematoma K0ublinualL
)eference : I P FonsecaI2nd/4=>
Q.No.
131
&araesthesia is seen "ith "hich of the follo"ing tpes of fractures:

1..ubcondlar
2.Egomaticoma:illar
3.Coronoid process
4..mphseal

)iht IP F"omaticoma<illar"
)eference : I P FonsecaI2nd/-;=
Q.No.
132
7onHcompression %onocortical .cre" sstem "as de!eloped b:

1.%ichelet
2.Champ
3..hea and 3nthon
4.5esne

)iht IP 'ichelet
Q.No.
133
6n e!er mandibular fracture1 the forces of mastication produce tension forces
at:

1.The upper border of mandible
2.The lo"er border of mandible
3.3l!eolar crest region
4.Both 1 = 2

)iht IP !he upper border of mandible
Q.No.
134
3ccording to %arciani$s modification of 5e Fort$s fracture classification1 5e Fort
64JaK refers to:

1.&lus supraorbital rim fracture
2.&lus anterior cranial fossa and supraorbital rim
3.&lus anterior cranial fossa and orbital "all fracture
4.&ramidal and 7D< fracture

)iht IP (lus supraorbital rim fracture
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/3,;
Q.No.
13,
3ccording to 'o"e and #ille$s classification of the Egomatico comple:
fractures1 Tpe 4666 refers to:

1.0isplacement of the comple: en bloc
2.0isplacement of the orbitoantral partition
3.0isplacement of the orbital rim segments
4.Comple: comminuted fractures

)iht IP 2isplacement of the orbital rim sements
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/3,>
Q.No.
13-
6n forced duction test1 the tendon of (((( muscle is grasped through the
con;uncti!a of the inferior forni: to chec> the entire range of ocular motion:

1..uperior rectus
2.6nferior rectus
3..uperior obli@ue
4.5ateral obli@ue

)iht IP 8nferior rectus
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/3-2
Q.No.
13;
((((( described the reduction of fracture b rubber dam sheets or b means of
long ribbon / strip gau2e or rubber catheters:

1.0ingman
2.Burding
3.&ropescu and Burlibasa
4.Baton ,illiam

)iht IP (ropescu and Burlibasa
Q.No. 3ccording to Dlson$s stud1 the least common area of fracture of mandible is:
13=

1..mphsis
2.'amas
3.0entoal!eolar
4.Coronoid

)iht IP Coronoid
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/3=1
Q.No.
13>
3ccording 3D classification of mandbiular fracture classifies the follo"ing case I
communited fracture of condle of edentulous mandible open e:traorall
associated "ith fracture of 2goma:

1.F35+)2.233
2.F254))*334
3.F25C)1.132
4.F453)1.13*

)iht IP F37-+20253
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/3=,
Q.No.
14+
Concept of management of mandibular fracture using transosseous sil!er "iring
"as gi!en b:

1.<rich = 3ustin
2.Buc>
3.9ordon
4.%ichelet

)iht IP BucB
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/3=-
Q.No.
141
Concept of osteosnthesis lines "as put for"ard b:

1..piessel
2.9ordon
3.%ichelet
4.Champ

)iht IP Champ"
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/3=-
Q.No.
142
The minimum diameter of miniplate osteosnthesis is ((((((( "ith be!el of:

1.).A mm and 4* degree
2.).* mm and +) degree
3.1.* mm and A) degree
4.2.1 mm and 3) degree

)iht IP 2.1 mm and 3+ deree
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/3>,
Q.No. 3ccording to ,assmund$s classification of condlar fracture1 class 64 refers to:
143

1.3n angle of 1) to 4*) e:its bet"een the head and the a:is of the ramus
2.3n angle of 4* to A)) e:its bet"een the head and the ramus
3.Fractured head articulates on or for"ard to the articular eminence
4.4ertical or obli@ue fracture through head of the condle

)iht IP Fractured head articulates on or for$ard to the articular eminence
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/4+4
Q.No.
144
Condlar fracture abo!e the le!el of the lateral ptergoid muscle insertion:

1.<:hibits medial and up"ard displacement
2.<:hibits lateral and do"n"ard displacement
3.<:hibits lateral and up"ard displacement
4.0o not e:hibit displacement

)iht IP 2o not e<hibit displacement
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/4+=34+>
Q.No.
14,
True about %etaHarthrosis is/are:

1.%alunion resulting in disturbances1 in anatom as "ell as function "ith non articulating
condle
2.False ;oint1 !er painful during normal e:cursions
3.3natomicall altered1 transformed1 modified
4.7one of the abo!e

)iht IP 5natomicall" altered3 transformed3 modified
Q.No.
14-
F#nobb$ appearance of the chin is a fracture of:

1.&rognathic mandible
2.'etrognathic mandible
3.4ertical ma:illar e:cess
4.4ertical ma:illar deficienc

)iht IP 6ertical ma<illar" deficienc"
Q.No.
14;
0efiniti!e orthodontic surgical treatment is carried out in "hich phase of
diagnosis and treatment planning:

1.&hase 66
2.&hase 666
3.&hase 64
4.&hase 4

)iht IP (hase 888
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/2-=
Q.No. 7ormal intercanthal and interpupillar distance is:
14=

1.32 L 3 mm and +* L 3 mm
2.22 L 2 mm and 4+ L 2 mm
3.1) L 3 mm and 2* L 3 mm
4.4) L 1.* mm and +) L 1.* mm

)iht IP 32 M 3 mm and -, M 3 mm
Q.No.
14>
The normal upper lip length for males is:

1.2) L 2 mm
2.22 L 2 mm
3.2* L 2 mm
4.2+ L 2 mm

)iht IP 22 M 2 mm
Q.No.
1,+
&ro!ided upper lip length is normal1 the distance from the glabella to subnasale
and subnasale to menton should be in (((((( ratio:

1.1 : 1
2.2 : 1
3.3 : 1
4.1 : 2

)iht IP 1 : 1
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/2->
Q.No.
1,1
6n normal position1 the lo"er lip should protrude b:

1.3.* mm
2.3.4 mm
3.1.2 mm
4.2.2 mm

)iht IP 2.2 mm
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/2;+
Q.No.
1,2
7ormal !alue of the angle bet"een a line dra"n from the lo"er lip to the soft
tissue pogonion and a line dra"n tangent to the soft tissue contour belo" the bod
of mandible is:

1.I ? degree L 2
2.I 11 degree L 2
3.11) degree L ? degree
4.*1 degree L + degree

)iht IP 11+ deree M = deree
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/2;+
Q.No. The deepest point of the bridge of the nose is:
1,3

1..ubnasale
2..oft tissue nasion
3..upranasale
4.3nterior nasal spine

)iht IP 0oft tissue nasion
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/2;1
Q.No.
1,4
The importance of accuratel estimating facial gro"th based on facial pattern
"as recogni2ed as a result of "or> b:

1.'ic>etts
2.Fist and <p>er
3.Bell and ,hite
4.&rofitt

)iht IP )icBetts
Q.No.
1,,
The normal !alue of ,it$s appraisal in females is:

1.) mm
2.%inus 1 mm
3.&lus 1 mm
4.&lus 1.* mm

)iht IP + mm
Q.No.
1,-
6n a cephalometric analsis of a male patient .73 "as ??)/ .7B "as A3)1 37B
"as *)1 and ,it$s appraisal "as I A mm. 6t indicates:

1.%a:illa is prognathic
2.%andible is prognathic
3.Bima:illar protusion
4.%andible is retrognathic

)iht IP 'andible is pronathic
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/2;,
Q.No.
1,;
,ire ideal for correction of rotations1 alignment and le!eling "hen used in loop
firm is:

1.).)?M supreme grade 3ustralian ,ilcoc> "ire
2.).12M 3ustralian ,ilcoc> "ires of premium N grade
3.).1+M coa:ial "ire
4.).14M nic>el titanium "ire

)iht IP +.12N 5ustralian .ilcocB $ires of premium O rade
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/2;>
Q.No.
1,=
The e:traction pattern for presurgical orthodontics of s>eletal class 66 is/are:

1.<:tract upper first and lo"er second premolar
2.<:tract upper first and lo"er first premolar
3.<:tract upper second and lo"er second premolar
4.7o ma:illar tooth e:traction is ad!ocated and

)iht IP No ma<illar" tooth e<traction is ad#ocated and
Q.No.
1,>
The e:traction pattern for presurgical orthodontics for s>eletal class 666
malocclusion is/are:

1.7o ma:illar e:traction is ad!ocated and lo"er first premolar e:traction is ad!ocated
2.7o ma:illar e:traction is ad!ocated and lo"er second premolar e:traction is ad!ocated

3.Upper second premolars and lo"er first premolar e:traction is ad!ocated
4.Upper first premolars and lo"er second premolar e:traction is ad!ocated

)iht IP Upper first premolars and lo$er second premolar e<traction is ad#ocated
Q.No.
1-+
(((((((( performed first anterior mandibular osteotom for the patient of
distortion of face due to se!ere burns:

1.Bullihen
2.<d"ard 3ngle
3.Blair
4.#ole

)iht IP Dullihen
Q.No.
1-1
Dne stage anterior ma:illar osteotom "as de!eloped b:

1.Trauner
2.,assmund
3.Con!erse
4.Bunsuc>

)iht IP .assmund
Q.No.
1-2
.tep osteotom of the mandibular bod for the correction of mandibular
prognathism "as de!eloped b:

1.Db"egeser
2.Con!erse
3.Cald"ell
4..chuchhardt

)iht IP Con#erse
Q.No.
1-3
((((( de!eloped posterior ma:illar osteotom:

1..chuchhardt
2.Db"egeser
3.Bullihen
4.Blair

)iht IP 0chuchhardt
Q.No.
1-4
4ertical subsigmoid osteotom of ramus "as gi!en b:

1.Cald"ellH5etterman
2.Db"egeser
3.Blair
4.#ole

)iht IP Cald$ellI7etterman
Q.No.
1-,
((((((( "as first to appl rigid fi:ation in orthognathic surger:

1.5uhr
2..piessel
3.'ic>ettes
4.Bell = ,hite

)iht IP 0piessel
Q.No.
1--
(((((( introduced the miniplate fi:ation in orthognathic surger:

1.5uhr
2.Bunsuc>
3.Bell
4.,assmund

)iht IP 7uhr
Q.No.
1-;
(((( "as first to describe bima:illar surger for correction of bima:illar
protusion:

1.#ole
3.5e Fort
4.Trauner

)iht IP %ole
Q.No.
1-=
.ubsigmoid obli@ue subcondlar osteotom "as ad!ocated b:

1.'obinsons and Binds
3.Db"egeser
4.Trauner

)iht IP )obinsons and Dinds
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/2>,
Q.No.
1->
6ntraoral !ertical ramus osteotom "as first described b:

1.,instanle
2..piessel
3.,assmund
4.Bunsuc>

)iht IP .instanle"
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/2>;
Q.No.
1;+
(((((( modified B..D b placing !ertical cut on the buccal corte: bet"een the
first and second molars:

1.0al &ont
2.Bunsuc>
3.<p>er
4.Db"egeser and Trauner

)iht IP 2al (ont
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/2>>
Q.No.
1;1
The ad!antage of <p>ers modification of B..D is/are:

1.9i!es broader contact surfaces
2.%inimal muscular displacement "ith impro!ed access
3.'educed postoperati!e s"elling oedema1 haemorrhage
4.3ll of the abo!e

)iht IP )educed postoperati#e s$ellin oedema3 haemorrhae
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/2>>
Q.No.
1;2
The first anterior ma:illar setbac> "as performed b (((((((( in 1A21:

1.,assmund
2.Cohn .toc>
3.,underer
4.<p>er

)iht IP Cohn 0tocB
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/3+2
Q.No.
1;3
3crlic splints are desirable during postHoperati!e phase of management in "hich
of follo"ing procedures:

1.%andibular al!eoloplast
2.Torus palatinus reduction
3.%ental tubercle reduction
4.<:cision of labial epulis fissuratum

)iht IP !orus palatinus reduction
)eference : I P 7asBinI1st/311
Q.No.
1;4
3bbe H <stlander flap is used in the reconstruction of:

1.Buccal mucosa
2.5ip
3.Tongue
4.&alate

)iht IP 7ip
)eference : I P 'oore&s surer"/1st/;32
Q.No.
1;,
3n edentulous patient has carcinoma of the oral ca!it infiltrating into al!eolar
margin1 "hich of the follo"ing "ould not be indicated in managing the case:

1..egmental mandibulectom
2.%arginal mandibulectom "ith remo!al of the
3.%arginal mandibulectom "ith remo!al of
4.'adiotherap

)iht IP 'arinal mandibulectom" $ith remo#al of the
)eference : I P (etersonI2nd/,41
Q.No.
1;-
0en>er$s operation ma result in in;ur to "hich ner!e:

1.&osterior superior al!eolar ner!e
2.3nterior superior al!eolar ner!e
3.9reater palatine ner!e
4.7asopalatine ner!e

)iht IP 5nterior superior al#eolar ner#e
Q.No.
1;;
3 patient has s@uamous cell carcinoma of lip "ith in!asion into the al!eolus. The
patient is edentulous. 3ppropriate treatment is:

1..egmental mandibulectom
2.%arginal mandibulectom
3.BemiHmandibulectom
4.Commando operation

)iht IP 'arinal mandibulectom"
)eference : I P Belliner A 0no$I1,th/2>=
Q.No.
1;=
3ntibiotic prophla:is is mandator before e:traction in "hich of the follo"ing
conditions:

1.6schaemic heart diseases
2.Bpertension
3.Congesti!e heart failure
4.Congenital heart disease

)iht IP Conenital heart disease
)eference : I P (etersonI4th/3-2
Q.No.
1;>
Treatment of pleomorphic adenoma of parotid is:

1.Total parotidectom
2..uperficial parotidectom
3.0eep parotidectom
4.'adical parotidectom

)iht IP 0uperficial parotidectom"
)eference : I P Ne#illeI2nd/4113413
Q.No.
1=+
0uring the remo!al of a torus palatines it "as noticed that a portion of palatal
bone is fractured. Dne "ould e:pect:

1.3n opening into the nasal ca!it
2.3n opening into the ma:illar antrum
3.4ertical fracture of ma:illa
4.Bori2ontal fracture of ma:illa

)iht IP 5n openin into the nasal ca#it"
)eference : I P (etersonI3rd/3+3
Q.No.
1=1
Follo"ing a Cald"ellH5uc procedure a nasal antrostom is done through the:

1..uperior meatus
2.%iddle meatus
3.6nferior meatus
4.%iddle and inferior meatus

)iht IP 8nferior meatus
)eference : I P Belliner A 0no$I1,th/1=4
Q.No.
1=2
Treatment of locali2ed pain 3H4 das post e:traction

1.6rrigation of the soc>et = placement of sedati!e dressing
2.Curettage of soc>et
3.Creation of ne" blood clot
4.&lacement of antibiotics and analgesics directl in soc>et

)iht IP 8rriation of the socBet A placement of sedati#e dressin
)eference : I P 6inod %apoor /,+3;>31343-3-I-3=
Q.No.
1=3
The techni@ue emploed in radiotherap to

1.3rc techni@ue
2.%odulation
3.9ating
4..hunting

)iht IP :atin
)eference : I P 5rticle b" %ornmehl
Q.No.
1=4
7ame of the lesion "hich is not a radiolucent lesion of ;a"s:

1.3meloblastoma
2.Cherubism
3.Focal periapical osteopetrosis
4.Ddontogenic cst

)iht IP Focal periapical osteopetrosis
)eference : I P Ne#illeI2nd/=+4I=+-
Q.No.
1=,
7ame the lesion "here cotton "ool1 multifocal radiodense conglomerates is not
seen usuall:

1.9ardner$s sndrome
2.CementHosseous dsplasia
3.&aget$s disease
4.Fibrous dsplasia

)iht IP Fibrous d"splasia
)eference : I P Ne#illeI2nd/=+>3=1+
Q.No.
1=-
The main causati!e organism in 5ud"ig 3ngina is:

1..treptococcus !iridans
2..taphlococcus albus
3..taphlococcus aureus
4..treptococcus hemolticus

)iht IP 0treptococcus #iridans
)eference : I P 0tell A 'aranI4th/1>+
Q.No.
1=;
The trismus follo"ing a lo"er molar e:traction after 4 "ee>s ma be due to:

1.Brea>age of needle in ptergomandibular space
2.Bematoma of T%G
3..ubmassetric space abscess
4.'oot stump in the soc>et

)iht IP BreaBae of needle in pter"omandibular space
)eference : I P 'alamed 75I4th/24-324;
Q.No.
1==
,hich of the follo"ing cardio!ascular conditions can result in a medical
emergenc in the dental office causing substernal pain1 facial pallor1 and cold
perspiration-

1.3ngina pectoris
2.Cor pulmonale
3.Bpertension
4.&atent ductus arteriosus

)iht IP 5nina pectoris
Q.No.
1=>
The secondar palate fuses "ith triangular primar palate and the incisi!e
foramen is formed at this ;unction bet"een (((((( of intrauterine life:

1.Cth to 1)th "ee>s
2.12 to 1+th "ee>s
3.22nd to 2+th "ee>s
4.3 to 4 "ee>s

)iht IP ;th to 1+th $eeBs
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/,4;3,4=
Q.No.
1>+
The theor of failure of mesodermal migration for formation of cleft "as put
for"ard b:

1.0urs I Bis
2.4eau
3.Fleischmann
4.0a!is and 'itchie

)iht IP Fleischmann
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/,4>
Q.No.
1>1
The four flap method of repair of cleft "as e!ol!ed b:

1.4eau
2.,ardill
3.5angenbac>
4.#ernatan

)iht IP .ardill
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/,,=
Q.No.
1>2
.urgical repair of cleft palate and placement of pressure e@uali2ation tubes is
done at age of:

1.3 I + months
2.3 to + ears
3.1) to 12 "ee>s
4.Before age 1 to 1? months

)iht IP Before ae 1 to 1= months
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/,,1
Q.No.
1>3
&re al!eolar bone grafting is done at the age of:

1.* to + ears
2.1) to 12 "ee>s
3.A to 11 ears
4.1* ears or later

)iht IP > to 11 "ears
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/,,1
Q.No.
1>4
The antral floor of ma:illar sinus parallels the nasal floor at the age of:

1.12 "ee>s intrauterine
2.3t birth
3.A ears
4.12 ears

)iht IP 12 "ears
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/,-4
Q.No.
1>,
The diameter of ostium of ma:illar sinus is:

1.*.+ mm
2.?.4 mm
3.).2 mm
4.1.2 mm

)iht IP ,.- mm
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/,-3
Q.No.
1>-
,hene!er antral puncture is to be carried out in

1.6nferior meatus
2.%iddle meatus
3.Upper meatus
4.3ntral puncture is not carried out in children

)iht IP 'iddle meatus
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/,--
Q.No.
1>;
((((( has been credited as the first surgeon to ha!e attempted nasal and sinus
endoscop "ith a modified ctoscope:

1.Birschmann
2.%a:"ell and %alt2
3.%oscher
4.4an 3lea

)iht IP Dirschmann
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/,=2
Q.No.
1>=
%inor oral surgical procedures can be safel done onl if platelet count is:

1.11*)1))) to 41*)1))) per cu mm
2.*)1))) to C)1 ))) per cu mm
3.2)1))) to *)1 ))) per cu mm
4.?)1))) to 11))1))) per cu mm

)iht IP =+3+++ to 13++3+++ per cu mm
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/;-4
Q.No.
1>>
The concentration of factor 4666 in geneticall engineered factor 4666 is:

1.1 unit / !ial
2.* to 1) units / !ial
3.1))) to 1*)) units / !ial
4.2*) to *)) units / !ial

)iht IP 2,+ to ,++ units / #ial
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/;;+
Q.No.
2++
The term 3denomatoid Ddontogenic Tumour "as coined b:

1..tafne
2.&hilipsen and Birn
3.,aldron
4.Thoma and 9oldmann

)iht IP (hilipsen and Birn
)eference : I P Neelima 'aliBI2nd/4>+

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