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Q01-Occupational cancer involve following organs Except?

Lung

Breast

Bladder

Liver

Correct! Wrong!

Q02-Life cycle of filarial is?

Cyclodevelopmental

Cycloprogpagatine

Propagatine

Transovarian

Correct! Wrong!

Q03-Adjuvant used in DPT vaccine?

Zinc

Aluminium

Copper

Magnesium

Correct! Wrong!

Q04-In India the cause for maximum maternal mortality is;

Anemia

Hemorrhage

Abortion

Sepsis

Correct! Wrong!

Q05-In a national water supply and sanitation programme a problem village is defined as all except?

Distance of safe water in greater than 1.6 km

Water is exposed to the risk of cholera

Water source has excess iron and heavy metals

Water infested with Guinea worms

Correct! Wrong!

Q05-Which of the following is an example of disability limitation?

Reducing occurance of polio by immunization

Arranging for schooling of child suffering from PRPB

Resting affected limbs in neutral position

Providing cailpers for walking

Correct! Wrong!

Q06-Which of the following agent is of value in the post operative care of haemophilic patients;

Vitamin K

Munsell's solution

Aminocaproic acid

Factor 8 cryoprecipitate

Correct! Wrong!

Q08-The trismus following a lower molar extraction after 4 weeks may be due to;

Breakage of needle in pterygomandibular space

Hematoma of TMJ

Submassetric space abscess

Root stump in the socket

Correct! Wrong!

Q09-Which of the following features is not associated with acute osteomyelitis of mandible;

Severe pain

Purulent exudates

Paresthesia of lower lip

Radiographic evidence of bone destruction

Correct! Wrong!

Q10-The main causative organism in Ludwig Angina is;

Streptococcus viridans

Staphylococcus albus

Staphylococcus aureus

Streptococcus hemolyticus

Correct! Wrong!

Q11-The fascial spaces involved in ludwigs angina are;

Unilateral-submandibular & sublingual spaces

Bilateral-submandibular & sublingual spaces

Unilateral-submandibular, sublingual & submental spaces

Bilateral-submandibular, sublingual & submental spaces

Correct! Wrong!

Q12-The recommended time gap between the radiation and surgery to avoid osteoradionecrosis is?

4-6 weeks after radiotherapy

6-12 months after radiotherapy

Immediately after radiotherapy

Any time during the course of radiotherapy

Correct! Wrong!

Q13-Trismus can result from the infection of which space?

Submandibular space

Sublingual space

Submasseteric space

Buccal space

Correct! Wrong!

Q14-Drug which can cause the osteonecrosis of the jaw is?

Corticosteroids

Calcitonin

Bisphonate

None

Correct! Wrong!

Q15-Which of the following is not a content of Pterygomandibular space?

Long buccal nerve

Nerve to medial pterygoid

Nerve to mylohyoid

Lingual nerve

Correct! Wrong!

Q16-Which of the following is not a content of pterygomandibular space?

Gumma

Hypoplasia of incisors and molar

Eight nerve deafness

Interstitial keratitis

Correct! Wrong!

Q17-Cavernous sinus thrombosis can occur due to spread of odontogenic infection via:

Tissue's space

Lymphatic route

Haematogenous infection

All of the above

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Q18-Which of the following infection is the cause for multiple sites of osteomyelitis of the jaw;

Peritonsillar abscess

Local trauma

Haematogenous infection

Buccal space infection

Correct! Wrong!

Q19-Fascial spaces are filled by;

Loose connective tissue

Elastic fibres

Loose adipose tissue

Dead space

Correct! Wrong!

Q20-The characteristic features of infection of masticator space of;

Swelling

Draining pus intraorally

Trismus

High grade fever

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Q21-The infections of masticator space do not enter into neck because;

The fascia is tenaciously adherent to mylohyoid line

The fascia is firmly adherent to periosteum of lower border of mandible

Before it reaches the neck it follows path of least resistance to open extra-orally or intra-orally

Masticator space is not continuous with spaces in neck

Correct! Wrong!

Q22-The infection of masticator space can spread to (except):

Temporal pouches

Lateral pharyngeal space

Sublingual space

Submandibular space

Correct! Wrong!

Q23-Swellings of masticator space and lateral pharyngeal space are similar. The distinctive difference is that masticator space infection;

Is of dental origin

Is not pushed towards the midline

Is more diffuse and visible from outside

Has a tendency to spread to temporal pouches

Correct! Wrong!

Q24-Incision and drainage of masticator space should be attemped;

At region anterior to masseter muscle

Intraorally from buccal sulcus

Extra-orally in subangular region

From pterygomandibular raphe

Correct! Wrong!

Q25-Infections from mandibular 1st molar would travel to;

Submandibular space

Sublingual space

Masticator space

Digastric space

Correct! Wrong!

Q26-The major structures present in the submandibular space are;

Deep part of submandibular gland, branches of facial artery, lingual nerve

Superficial part of submandibular gland, branches of facial artery and lingual nerve

Superficial part of submandibular gland, branches of facial artery, mylohyoid nerve

Submandibular duct, lingual nerve and hypoglossal nerve

Correct! Wrong!

Q27-In Ludwig's angina the classical sign is;

Tongue is raised and falls back causing respiratory embarrasment

The submandibular sublingual and submental spaces are involved though tongue may not be raised

That submandibular, sublingual and submental spaces are involved bilaterally

Board-like brawny induration of mandible with tongue falling back and causing respiratory embarras

Correct! Wrong!

Q28-In Ludwig's angina the incision should be placed deep uptill;

Mylohyoid muscle

Anterior belly of diagastric

Geniohyoid

Mucous membrane of floor of mouth

Correct! Wrong!

Q29-Infection of lateral pharyngeal space are travel usually from;

Temporal pouches

Masticator space

Sublingual space

None of the aboove

Correct! Wrong!

Fascial Spaces And Infections

Q01-Occupational cancer involve following organs Except?

Q02-Life cycle of filarial is?

Q03-Adjuvant used in DPT vaccine?

Q04-In India the cause for maximum maternal mortality is;

Q05-In a national water supply and sanitation programme a problem village is defined as all except?

Q05-Which of the following is an example of disability limitation?

Q06-Which of the following agent is of value in the post operative care of haemophilic patients;

Q08-The trismus following a lower molar extraction after 4 weeks may be due to;

Q09-Which of the following features is not associated with acute osteomyelitis of mandible;

Q10-The main causative organism in Ludwig Angina is;

Q11-The fascial spaces involved in ludwigs angina are;

Q12-The recommended time gap between the radiation and surgery to avoid osteoradionecrosis is?

Q13-Trismus can result from the infection of which space?

Q14-Drug which can cause the osteonecrosis of the jaw is?

Q15-Which of the following is not a content of Pterygomandibular space?

Q16-Which of the following is not a content of pterygomandibular space?

Q17-Cavernous sinus thrombosis can occur due to spread of odontogenic infection via:

Q18-Which of the following infection is the cause for multiple sites of osteomyelitis of the jaw;

Q19-Fascial spaces are filled by;

Q20-The characteristic features of infection of masticator space of;

Q21-The infections of masticator space do not enter into neck because;

Q22-The infection of masticator space can spread to (except):

Q23-Swellings of masticator space and lateral pharyngeal space are similar. The distinctive difference is that masticator space infection;

Q24-Incision and drainage of masticator space should be attemped;

Q25-Infections from mandibular 1st molar would travel to;

Q26-The major structures present in the submandibular space are;

Q27-In Ludwig's angina the classical sign is;

Q28-In Ludwig's angina the incision should be placed deep uptill;

Q29-Infection of lateral pharyngeal space are travel usually from;

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Fascial Spaces And Infections

Q01-Occupational cancer involve following organs Except?

Q02-Life cycle of filarial is?

Q03-Adjuvant used in DPT vaccine?

Q04-In India the cause for maximum maternal mortality is;

Q05-In a national water supply and sanitation programme a problem village is defined as all except?

Q05-Which of the following is an example of disability limitation?

Q06-Which of the following agent is of value in the post operative care of haemophilic patients;

Q08-The trismus following a lower molar extraction after 4 weeks may be due to;

Q09-Which of the following features is not associated with acute osteomyelitis of mandible;

Q10-The main causative organism in Ludwig Angina is;

Q11-The fascial spaces involved in ludwigs angina are;

Q12-The recommended time gap between the radiation and surgery to avoid osteoradionecrosis is?

Q13-Trismus can result from the infection of which space?

Q14-Drug which can cause the osteonecrosis of the jaw is?

Q15-Which of the following is not a content of Pterygomandibular space?

Q16-Which of the following is not a content of pterygomandibular space?

Q17-Cavernous sinus thrombosis can occur due to spread of odontogenic infection via:

Q18-Which of the following infection is the cause for multiple sites of osteomyelitis of the jaw;

Q19-Fascial spaces are filled by;

Q20-The characteristic features of infection of masticator space of;

Q21-The infections of masticator space do not enter into neck because;

Q22-The infection of masticator space can spread to (except):

Q23-Swellings of masticator space and lateral pharyngeal space are similar. The distinctive difference is that masticator space infection;

Q24-Incision and drainage of masticator space should be attemped;

Q25-Infections from mandibular 1st molar would travel to;

Q26-The major structures present in the submandibular space are;

Q27-In Ludwig's angina the classical sign is;

Q28-In Ludwig's angina the incision should be placed deep uptill;

Q29-Infection of lateral pharyngeal space are travel usually from;

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