CSCE REMEMBERED QUESTIONS
Hypoglycemia - ANSToo much insulin
Controlled epilepsy- what ASA? - ANSASA II
Nodule on thyroid- what do you do? - ANSGet it tested or remove it?
PIC- Scar on lip - ANS-
Pic with rampant caries - ANSMeth mouth
Syncope- what do you do? - ANSHead lower than legs (trendelemburg)
What's helpful with determining a furcation..? - ANSCrown, length of roots, apical foramen &
....
Pre-med Dosage- Amoxicillin - ANS4 tabs of 500mg = 2g
Pre-med Dosage- Clindamycin - ANS600mg
Pre-med indications - ANSInfective Endocarditis, artificial joint, artificial valve, shunt,
congenital heart condition, cardiac transplant
Oral signs of down syndrome - ANSUnderdeveloped maxilla, narrow palate w/ broadened
alveolar ridges, congenitally missing teeth, malocclusion, enamel hypoplasia, high rate of
tooth loss caused by periodontal disease, shortened roots, enlarged tonsils, mouth open and
protruding tongue, microdontia, enlarged circumvallete papillae on tongue, tetracycline tooth
staining, periodontal disease, heavy biofilm, and LOW caries risk.
Ages from x-rays - ANS
Cementoma vs. Condensing osteitis - ANSCementoma: uncommon odontogenic neoplasm,
occurring in relation to the periapical bone and cementum at the root apex.
Condensing osteitis: a periapical inflammatory disease that results from a reaction to a
dental related infection.
Cementoma - ANS
Condensing osteitis - ANS
5 ?s pick the correct Gracey for surface - ANS
, Probe angled pointing toward tooth almost 90 degrees, what is being checked? -
ANSFurcation?
X-ray errors - ANS
Sublingual folds- pic - ANS
white hairy leukoplakia- pic - ANS
Molar with unfinished root development-pic - ANS
Best OPT aid for a patient with braces? - ANSTufted floss
If a patient is diabetic and confused, nervous and faint, what do you do? - ANSAdminister
glucose; Hypoglycemic attack
A patient loses consciousness and when they come back, they have one sided weakness.
What happened? - ANSCVA
Picture of a flat blue lesion on the dorsal of the tongue. What is the most important question
to ask the patient for diagnosis? - ANSHow long has it been there?
Picture of #24/25 with an enormous mucogingival defect 8mm recession. What caused it? -
ANSSmoking; where cigarette is held
Picture of problem of a man getting a PAN- - ANSHe's wearing a thyroid collar
How long is Oraqix effective? - ANS16-21 minutes; 20 mins
% of alcohol to be effective in hand sanitizer? - ANS60%
UV antibiotic tx for MRSA in hospital? - ANSVancomycin
How long do you wash hands in between changing your gloves? - ANS15 seconds???
How long for cold sterilization? - ANS8 hours; 10 hours is ideal but wasn't a choice
PSR (periodontal screening and recording) code suggestions to do all of the following
EXCEPT:
A. Note furcation
B. Recession
C. Mobility
D. Bleeding
E. Other - ANSE. Other
Unresponsive patient- what do you do? - ANSActivate EMS
Hypoglycemia - ANSToo much insulin
Controlled epilepsy- what ASA? - ANSASA II
Nodule on thyroid- what do you do? - ANSGet it tested or remove it?
PIC- Scar on lip - ANS-
Pic with rampant caries - ANSMeth mouth
Syncope- what do you do? - ANSHead lower than legs (trendelemburg)
What's helpful with determining a furcation..? - ANSCrown, length of roots, apical foramen &
....
Pre-med Dosage- Amoxicillin - ANS4 tabs of 500mg = 2g
Pre-med Dosage- Clindamycin - ANS600mg
Pre-med indications - ANSInfective Endocarditis, artificial joint, artificial valve, shunt,
congenital heart condition, cardiac transplant
Oral signs of down syndrome - ANSUnderdeveloped maxilla, narrow palate w/ broadened
alveolar ridges, congenitally missing teeth, malocclusion, enamel hypoplasia, high rate of
tooth loss caused by periodontal disease, shortened roots, enlarged tonsils, mouth open and
protruding tongue, microdontia, enlarged circumvallete papillae on tongue, tetracycline tooth
staining, periodontal disease, heavy biofilm, and LOW caries risk.
Ages from x-rays - ANS
Cementoma vs. Condensing osteitis - ANSCementoma: uncommon odontogenic neoplasm,
occurring in relation to the periapical bone and cementum at the root apex.
Condensing osteitis: a periapical inflammatory disease that results from a reaction to a
dental related infection.
Cementoma - ANS
Condensing osteitis - ANS
5 ?s pick the correct Gracey for surface - ANS
, Probe angled pointing toward tooth almost 90 degrees, what is being checked? -
ANSFurcation?
X-ray errors - ANS
Sublingual folds- pic - ANS
white hairy leukoplakia- pic - ANS
Molar with unfinished root development-pic - ANS
Best OPT aid for a patient with braces? - ANSTufted floss
If a patient is diabetic and confused, nervous and faint, what do you do? - ANSAdminister
glucose; Hypoglycemic attack
A patient loses consciousness and when they come back, they have one sided weakness.
What happened? - ANSCVA
Picture of a flat blue lesion on the dorsal of the tongue. What is the most important question
to ask the patient for diagnosis? - ANSHow long has it been there?
Picture of #24/25 with an enormous mucogingival defect 8mm recession. What caused it? -
ANSSmoking; where cigarette is held
Picture of problem of a man getting a PAN- - ANSHe's wearing a thyroid collar
How long is Oraqix effective? - ANS16-21 minutes; 20 mins
% of alcohol to be effective in hand sanitizer? - ANS60%
UV antibiotic tx for MRSA in hospital? - ANSVancomycin
How long do you wash hands in between changing your gloves? - ANS15 seconds???
How long for cold sterilization? - ANS8 hours; 10 hours is ideal but wasn't a choice
PSR (periodontal screening and recording) code suggestions to do all of the following
EXCEPT:
A. Note furcation
B. Recession
C. Mobility
D. Bleeding
E. Other - ANSE. Other
Unresponsive patient- what do you do? - ANSActivate EMS
