This patient has a nitroglycerin prescription.What should you make sure to ask when you seat the patient? - ANSWERDo you have your nitroglycerin with you?
Which drug that the patent is on has the potential to cause gingival hyperplasia? - ANSWERDiltiazem (Voltaren)
If the patient needs to hav...
OSCE D Questions & Answers(RATED
A+)
This patient has a nitroglycerin prescription.What should you make sure to ask when
you seat the patient? - ANSWERDo you have your nitroglycerin with you?
Which drug that the patent is on has the potential to cause gingival hyperplasia? -
ANSWERDiltiazem (Voltaren)
If the patient needs to have a tooth extracted and she tells you she has a bad cold with
a stuffy nose, which form of sedation is contraindicated? - ANSWERNitrous Oxide
If the patient experiences vasovagal syncope in your chair, what is the best position to
take the patient? - ANSWERSupine with head slightly eleveated
The patient may have trouble with home care because her medical indicates that she
has/had - ANSWERRheumatoid arthritis
The appearance of the patients palate is most likely - ANSWERDenture Stomatitis
The G.V. Black's classification of the restoration on the maxillary left lateral incisor is -
ANSWERClass I
The abutment teeth that are clasped and support the patients removable partial denture
are the - ANSWERMaxillary second premolars
If the maxillary right canine has 4 mm of recession on the facial surface, the clinical
attachment loss for this tooth is - ANSWER6 mm
Based on the information presented, this patient - ANSWERExhibits furcation
involvement
The maxillary right second premolar has a composite restoration as well as -
ANSWERGutta percha
The round radiolucency visible near the apex of the mandibular left first premolar
(arrow) is interpreted as - ANSWERMental foramen
The large radiopaque artifact present on the maxillary left lateral canine periodical
radiograph ( identified by the arrow) - ANSWERImage of the film- holding device
The round, radiopaque area shown on tooth #10 is most likely a/an -
ANSWERRestorationPowered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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