SANTÍSIMO

Le llamé así a mi file porque a el me encomendé al presentar este examen. Colegas mis días de
examen fueron 2 y 5 de enero, quiero agradecer a todos los grupos en los que aún estoy, créanme
que fueron de mucha ayuda, y en especial a la dra génesis, que después de mi primer día de examen
me brindó su apoyo y su ayuda. Mi examen es una es comprendido, por los files, ecleasiastes, hope y
algunas otras que no recuerdo haberlas visto en algun file.

Me voy a tomar el atrevimiento de hacerles algunas recomendaciones, si tienen oportunidad de

ir a ver su centro donde tomarán su examen sería excelente ya que el día del examen va uno
estresado, nervioso y demás, duerman bien para su primer dia de examen, yo no seguí ese consejo
porque me faltaba mucho por estudiar solo dormí 2 hrs y ya se imaginarán en el examen como
estaba, mi mente en blanco al inicio.

Una vez que ingresan al centro, les revisan sus dos identificaciones, id con foto y otra puede ser
la tarjeta de crédito, tienen que venir sus nombres como los pusieron en su dentpin. Les otorgan una
llave para su locker para que puedan guardar sus pertenencias, después pasan, les toman huellas,
foto y les hacen revisón exahustiva antes de ingresar al aula de cómputo. El primer día consta de 4
secciones, las 3 primeras de 100 preguntas cada una y una 4ta. De 60 preguntas, esta última parte es
de casos clínicos.

Hagan su bootcamp primero que ello les sirva de base, pero en sus últimas semanas exhiganse
asi mismos, literal aprenderse los files, el mayor numero que puedan, o en su caso si no tienen ya
suficiente tiempo como me pasó a mí lean los files base de cada familia, prácticamente tienen un 50
a 60% de su examen. Cuando inicien su examen concentrense y relacionen las preguntas con los
files, cabe mencionar, que entre cada sesión del examen, pueden tomar 15 minutos de descanso,
como el segmento se cierra y ya no pueden regresar a ese segmento, es permitido si así lo desean
tomar su celular, les recomiendo que ese primer día envíen a los grupos de what’s app las preguntas
que recuerden para que inmediatamente los colegas pueden identificar la familia y el file, imaginen
que en su primer segmento les digan es este, pueden incluso llevar los files base guardados y una
vez identificándolos hasta pueden repasarlos o porque no tambien que se los pasen en ese
momento.

Su segundo día si lo tienen identificado estudian las segundas parte de esa familia, muy seguro
que van a venir esas preguntas, este día son segmentos también de 1 hr 45 min cada uno, este día en
su mayoría son casos clínicos.

Yo lamentablemente no pude identificar mi file en mi primer día, quiero hacer un

agradecimiento especial a la dra. Genesis, que estuvo apoyándome esos días y me pude reconocer
muchas preguntas para mi segundo día. Mi tiempo de preparación prácticamente fue 1 mes y
medio.

El pasado miércoles 17 de enero me enviaron mi resultado, y afortunadamente fue un examen

aprobado.
1) Newly hired dental assistant, all should be done except?

A) Hepatite B

B) Tuberculosis (This vaccine is not widely used in the United States).

C) Pertussis

D) Tetanus

2) Gorlin syndrome associated with?

A)Odontogenic keratocysts

B. Squamous cell carcinoma

C. Ameloblastoma D. Odontoma

3) Patient had no teeth but the radiograph exam showed supernumerary teeth in the panoramic.
Syndrome associated with?

A. Ectodermal dysplasia (missing teeth)

b. Cleidocranial dysplasia (supernumerary teeth)

c. Mandibular-dysostosis (Treacher-Collins Syndrome)

3) Patient with trismus, which muscle is

most affected? (The medial pterygoid is most likely responsible for

A. Lateral pterygoid the patient’s trismus as it is responsible for closing the

mouth. Therefore, if it is in spasm it will pull the

b. Medial pterygoid
mandible closed and cause restricted mouth opening.

c. Digastric (keeping food between the teeth during chewing)

d. Temporalis

4) Crouzon syndrome related to?

A. Premature fusion of mid face

b. Defect in organs in midline

c. Wide set eyes (hypertelorism) Ojos separados

 d. Small ears

5) Nitroglycerin works by causing

a. Increase in vasodilation dilation of coronary artery

b. Increase in vasoconstriction of coronary artery

c. Increase in heartbeat

d. Increase in workload

6)
Pt brought by mother. Had to travel 1.5 hrs to reach the clinic. Marginalized background. Pt had
poor oral hygiene, multiple caries and moderately uncooperative. What to give on the first visit?
a) SDF (Silver dinamita fluor)

b) Fluoride varnish

c) Topical fluoride gel

d) Do restoration

7) Child pt brought by mother complaining of fever and vesicular rash on hand, foot and Mouth .
What's the cause?

a) Coxsackie

8) Patient had lesions on the left palate extending from tooth 9 to 14 , left lip region. Which virus
causes it?

A. Varicela zoster

b. Herpes Simplex Virus

c. Human papillomavirus

d. Epstein barr Virus

9) Pregunta en la cual daban dos recetas, en una venia penicilina VK y en la otra ibuprofeno, aquí
la pregunta solo fue que es lo que debe decirle el dentista. Lo que ,yo puse es que se tenia que
tomar el tratamiento completo.

10) De lo anterior cual es el MOA de Penicilina VK.

11) Which nerve supply movement of tongue?

A. V

b. VII

c. IX

d. XII (hypoglosus)

12) Pt was recently given complete denture in both jaws. Within a few days she complained of a
cheek bite. Reason?

A. Increased vdo

B. Poor habituation

C. Pointed anterior nasal spine

D. Palatal seal extension

13) Ibuprofen is

a. Leukotriene receptor inhibitor

b. Inhibition of prostaglandins

c. Phospholipase inhibitor

d. Blocks arachidonic acid

14) Patient on oral bisphosphonates for 2 yrs. Pt wants full mouth extraction for complete
denture.

A. Consult with primary care physician about treatment option

B. Extract all teeth

C. Stop drug for two months and extract all teeth

D. Don't extract teeth

15) A case of Down syndrome pt OPG was given slightly blurred A. What is the cause of OPG
finding?

A. Patient tilted head back

b. Patient moved

c. Chin is up

d. Chin is down

16) Mumps caused by?

a) Air borne (Paramyxovyrus)

15) Butterfly rash

SLE

17) Asthma pt. Taking a steroid inhaler. Wipeable white plaque like lesion on palate

Candidiasis

18 ) What to give?

Nystatin

19) What advice to give?

Rinse with water after taking inhaler

20) Fissured tongue commonly associated with

A. Geographic tongue

b. Hairy tongue

c. Enlarged tongue

d. Bald tongue
21) For hepatit c pt what to use?

a. Wear face shield without mask

b. Wear double gloves

c. Take precautions during invasive procedure

d. Use high level disinfectant

22) Latent TB patient, what to use?

a. N95 mask

b. Suction pressure

c. Universal precautions

23) What % begin a hypoxia process?

a. 95

b. 85 (no estoy seguro, pero lo que investigué es a partir de 90%)

c. 75

d. 65

24) Temporal relationship between disease and cause established by

a. Case control

b. Prospective cohort

c. Rct

d. Cross sectional

25) Which is highest in evidence based study?

A. Case control

B. RCT

C. Cohort

D. Meta Analysis

26) There were pt notes and a journal was made?

A. Case report

b. Systematic Review

c. Cohort

d. Case series

27) Which has the worst prognosis?

a. Intrusion

b. Extrusion

c. Luxation

d. Subluxation

28) Avulsed tooth. What should not be done?

a. Clean root in chlorhexidine

b. Irrigate the socket with saline

c. Keep tooth in socket

 29) Patient with sleep apnea what test to do?

a) Overnight sleep study

30) Patient is moving to another state and wants her dental records sent to a new dentist though she
hasn't covered her bills. What should be done?

a) Ask the new dentist to call him and sign to get the records

b) Deny the patient of the records

c) Send the bills to her home and then ask her to come to get the records

d) You ask patient to sign and give her records

31) Methadone is Prescribed in patients with morphine addiction. What is the reason?

a) It has lesser side effects

b) It causes less physical dependence

c) It doesn't cause physical dependence

32) Opioids cause all except?

a) Constipation

b) Nausea and vomiting

c) Fever

33) ) What is most important for a post ?

a) Diameter of canal

b. Diameter of post

c. Remaining portion

34)) Cells responsible for root resorption?

a) Osteoclasts

b) Osteoblasts

c) Odontoblasts

d) Fibroblast

35) What cell is the precursor after tooth extraction?

a) Osteoclasts

b) Osteoblasts

c) Odontoblasts

d) Fibroblast

36) Patient missing teeth 17, 18, 19, and 30, 31, 32. Where the Rest seat is going to be placed?

a) On cingulum of two canines

b) On mesial of 20 and 29 (Recuerden la regla, para clase I y II se colocan en O.D. por mesial.)

c) On distal of 20 and 29

37) Hard nodule-like lesions in the anterior region. What can be seen in a biopsy?

a) Abscess

b) Normal mucosa and bone

c) Salivary acini

38) On stretching the lesion disappears. What is the diagnosis ?

a) Leukoedema

b) White sponge nevus

c) Leukoplakia

d) Lichen planus

39) What may be the Diagnostic differential caused by irritation except?

a) Moriscatio

b) Leukoedema

c) Lichen planus

d) Fibroma

40) Case of multiple myeloma. What should you ask the treating oncologist about the pt?

a) Chemotherapy medication

b) Dose of x-ray given in mandible

c) Type of multiple myeloma

41) What happens due to smoking except?

a) Increase in bleeding

b) Bone loss

c) Decreased healing

d) Collagen formation is defective

42) What can cause Crossbite Except?

a) Airway obstruction

b) Pacifier

c) Migroglosia

d) Thumb sucking

42) Caso de SCC. The question was what would be involved in the street layer?

a)St Spinosum

B- st basal

C- st corneum
43) Aspirin Moa

a) Inhibit platelets aggregation

44) What is the main component of amalgam?

a) Mercury

b) silver

45) Image type scheme, they place something like this: Patient 1: information of patient Patient 2:
information of patient Patient 3: information of patient. What type of study will be made?

A) Case series

B) Experimental study

C) Descriptive study

D) Systematic Review

46 ) What is the percentage of caries that can be visible on a radiograph:

A) 5-15

B) 20-30

C) 40-50

D) 70-80

47) Cupping on occlusal: Mencionaba que se daba en órganos dentarios que eran antagonistas a
coronas de porcelana.

a) Erosion

b) Attrition

c) Abfraction

48) Dentists remove old amalgam to remove toxins from the mouth. What broken principle?
a) Non-maleficence

b) Justice

c) Veracity

49) All are demographic data of patients related with caries EXCEPT?

a) gender

b) socioeconomic

c) Nutrition

d) age

50) Case of a patient with angina pectoris who was given Nitroglycerin and did not improve. What is
your next step? (they don't specify how many times it was given, they only say that it did not
improve).

A) Activate EMS

B) Give oxygen

C) Give Aspirin

51) Wound healing phase that is going to maintain the clot and achieve hemostasis :

A) Inflammatory.

B) Proliferation.

C) Migration.

D) Remodeling.

52) Fibroma clinical picture to identify

53) Patient with albuterol and white plaque on palate what is that?

A)Candida

54)What molar has 3 cusps?

A. Third superior molar

B. Second superior mol

C. Second Inf molar

55) What to do next after medical consultation?

A) Informed consent

B) take INR

56) Patient has enlargement in knees, has submandibular and ant. And post. Cervical enlargement
(tender)?

a) Behçet's

57) Case patients have hypertension, diabetes, The dentist is going to do a tooth extraction, the
patient's blood pressure is normal, and he is using a hypertensive medication. After anesthesia, his
blood pressure rises to 145x95. What is the blood pressure category ?

A) Hypertension stage 1

b) Hypertension stage 2

58) A patient presents lingering pain with cold and percussion. The pulpal and periapical diagnosis that
best describe this patient are?

a) Normal pulp, chronic abscess

b) Normal pulp, symptomatic apical periodontitis

c) Irreversible symptomatic pulpitis, symptomatic apical periodontitis

d)Irreversible symptomatic pulpitis, chronic abscess

59) Female taking estradiol is getting extraction , all of these is true regarding giving antibiotics
EXCEPT:

a) Antibiotic Prophylaxis will hinder contraception

b) Anti. Prophylaxis can cause gastrointestinal disturbances

c) Can hinder will analgesics

d) Can result in allergic reactions

60) The better tapper

a) 1-6

b) 10 - 20

c) 20 - 30

61) Tetralogy of fallot that was repaired.

a) Consult with the pediatric cardiologist.

b) Consult with the pediatric dentist.

c) Consult with general dentist.

d) Give antibiotic.

62) They are all ectomesenchymal except?

a. Buccal mucosa.

b. Smooth muscle.

c. Cartilage.

d. Bone.

63) The fistula of a chronic abscess produces exudates that are mainly made up of?

a. Lymphocytes

b. Neutrophils

c. Monocytes

d. Eosinophils

64) A person insists on having his teeth whitened, if the dentist follows with his request, the dentist
will be following which ethical principle?
a) Autonomy

b) Beneficencia

c) Non-Maleficence

d) Veracity

65) Muscles most involved in trismus.

A. Lateral pterygoid

b. Medial pterygoid.

c. Digastric

d. Temporalis

66) 17 yrs male. Came to the clinic after 2 yrs. Patient had full mouth bitewing and only one
interproximal carious lesions. Which cambra classification?

a. High

b. Low

c. moderate

d. Very high

67) What mechanism of action of Ibuprofen?

a. Leukotriene receptor inhibitor

b. Inhibition of prostaglandins

c. Phospholipase inhibitor

d. Blocks arachidonic acid

68) Pt on oral bisphosphonates for 2 yrs.Pt wants full mouth extraction for complete denture.

A. Consult with primary care physician about TT option

B. Extract all teeth

C. Stop drug for 2 months and extract

D. Don't extract teeth

69) How many teeth are present in an 8 yrs child?

a) 12 permanent 12 deciduous

b) 20 permanent 4 deciduous

c) 18 permanent 6 deciduous

d) 18 primary 6 permanent

70) What is the risk due to abscess in the maxilla?

a) Infection to eye

b) Ludwig's angina

c) Sinusitis

d) Draining into facial vein

71) Fracture of crown with exposure of pulp. What type of fracture?

a) Complicated

b) Compound

c) Uncomplicated

72) Pt had one remaining lower incisor root rest of the teeth not present and is visiting dental for the
first time. What radiograph should be taken?

a) Only OPG

b) OPG + periapical

c) OPG + bitewing

d) OPG + occlusal
73) What is done in hyperventilation?

a) Increase in paCO2

b) Decrease in paCO2

c) Increase in paO2

d) Decrease in paO2

74) Bruxism patient what will happen?

a) Cracked lines

b) Troughing

c) Smooth surfaces

d) Contact points

75) Patient has a fracture at the ramus, what muscle will pull the mandible?

a) Masseter

b) Buccinator

c) Temporalis

d) Medial pterygoid

76) What is the reason for enlargement of the tongue?

a) Amyloidosis

b) Medication

c) Candidiasis

77) having redness under the denture, what is it?

a) Denture Stomatitis

78) In the same patient, what is the treatment? Nystatin

79) Patient taking an inhaler for asthma, has white patch on the palate, can be wiped off, what to tell
the patient?

a)Eat before using inhaler

B- Rinse water after inhaler use

C- Biopsy

80) Which study is most effective.

A- Case report
B- Case control
C- Randomized Controlled Trial D-Cohort

81) What does Tuberculosis agent kill?

a)Pneumococcal

B)- Mycobacterium

C)TREPONEMA PALYDUM

82 ) What Is NOT TRUE about spore tests?

A- Perform one every month

83) Alveolar osteitis, what is not true?

A- Contraceptives can cause it

B- B- Due to increased fibrinolytic activity
C- Easily identified cause

84) How is impetigo spread?

A- Direct contact

B)- Blood

C- Fomite

D- Airborne
85) Cupping on occlusal. What is the cause? Mencionaba algo que se observa en órganos dentales
antagonistas a coronas de zyrconia. Chequen porque en muchos files viene como erosión, pero yo
puse attrition.

A- Erosion
B- Abrasion
C- Attrition.

86) Report Child abuse

A-Beneficence

87) Poorly controlled Diabetes

A. 5.0-5.5

B. 6.0-6.5

C. 7.0-7.5

D. 8.0-8.5

88) Patient complains of sensitivity to cold in gingival margin, most likely diagnosis? Duración
segundos. Ojo, no confundir con Irreversible.

A) Reversible Pulpitis

B) periodontal disease

C) irreversible pulpitis

D) Necrotic pulp

89) Patient with asthma has 5 night time attacks per month, what is his classification?

A) Intermittent mild

B) persistent mild

C) persistent moderate

D) severe
90) Precursor cell for bone formation in extraction socket?

A) Osteoblast

B) osteoclast

C) Fibroblast

91) When treating this patient suddenly he has slurred speech, blurry eyes and blood pressure is
200/90, what is the diagnosis?

A) Anaphylaxis

B) Cerebrovascular accident

C) vasovagal reaction

D) ictal seizure

92) Memory lapses and difficulty in organization, what is the classification of alzheimers?

A) Mild

B) Moderate

C) Severe

93) Which of the following is contraindicated in patients using calcium channel blockers?

A) amoxicillin

B) azithromycin

C) clarithromycin

94) Patient has cardiac arrest, what is the most effective approach?

A) Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

B) automated external defibrillator (AED)

c) Oxygen
95) Patient complains of slow mental state and depressed and has white frosts in face, trunk, and
extremities:

A) End-stage renal disease

B) SLE

C) Hep B

d) Addison disease

96) Dentist explains the risk and disadvantages of removing sound, carious free restoration, but the
patient elects to proceed. What ethical principle is followed?

A) Autonomy

B) Nonmaleficence

C) Veracity

97) Which of the following is an advantage of straight line access.

A) Conserve dentin

B) Ease of placement of instruments

C) Instruments can reach the apical third of curved canal

98) You refer a down syndrome patient to a cardiologist for what?

A) atrial septal defect

B) Atrioventricular node block

C) Pulmonary valve stenosis

99) Mask in dental setting

A) at least 95% filtration

B) at least 75% filtration

C) has elastic band

100) T helper cells recruit cytotoxic cells by?

A) IL 1

B) IL 2

C) IL 3

D) IL 4

101) Patient has pain and TMD, what is the most each of the following is important except?

A) Pain quality

B) Pain history

C) Record mandibular movements

D) Type of pain

102) Patient on zometa since 5 years. Pt came for normal check up. Treatment is to extract teeth and
put on maxillary denture. What would you do?

a) Extract most compromised teeth

b) Extract all teeth

c) Give antibiotic

d) Refer to dental specialist

103) What anatomical structure is used to locate the apex of the mesiobuccal root?

A) Central groove

B) Buccal developmental groove

C) Mesiobuccal cusp tip

D) Mesiolingual cusp tip

104) All of the following affect social determinants of health except?

a) Food availability

b) Housing

c) Medical disability

105) Dentists suspect the dental assistant abuses substances. U confront them and they confirm it.
What's the appropriate next step EXCEPT?
A) Dismiss the assistant immediately if the law allows it

B) Pay for the assistants treatment

C) Refer to therapist

D) Continue to observe her behavior

106) Which of the following requires the most aggressive treatment?

A) Dentigerous cyst

B) Lateral periodontal cysts

C) Calcifying odontogenic cyst

D) Glandular odontogenic cyst

107) All are physiological processes to control blood pressure except:

A) Vascular resistance

B) Release Renin

C) Increase in portal vein pressure

D) stroke volume and heart rate

108) Each should be included in the protection stabilization documentation form, EXCEPT:

A. Reason for using

B. Number of teeth being treated

C. What stabilization used

D. What to do in future stabilization

109) Each of the following is true of taurodontism EXCEPT one. Which is the EXCEPTION?

A. Larger pulp chamber due to occlusally displaced furcation

B. Occurs in patients with amelogenesis imperfecta and Down syndrome

C. Permanent and primary teeth may be affected

D. Unusual root shape due to late invagination of Hertwig epithelial root sheath

110) Most resistant part of bacteria:

a) Biofilm

111) Koplik's spots can be seen at:

A- Measles
B- B- HIV
C- C- Rotavirus

112) Dentate dentition: Canine guidance

113) Pt that had a single permanent tooth missing. They asked me what was happening with the
mandibular dentition.

a) Hypodontia

114) Clinical case, mother takes her son to see the chief complaint that he has bilateral jaw swelling:

a) Cherubism

b) Fibrous dysplasia

c) Paget 's disease

d) Ectodermal dysplasia

115) Cases of 1,00,000 from 2010 to 2019:

a) Incidence

b) Prevalence
c) Sensitivity

d) Specificity

116) Father came with his son, 12 months old, for evaluation. Father says they were on vacation and
his son is having a fever and dry cough. What is the first appropriate management to do:

A. Refer to specialist

B. Give a mask to the father (ASI VIENE EN BOOTCAMP).

C. Isolation

117) Major component in % in dental amalgam: a) Mercury

118) CASO CLINICO: Red dots on palate: Nicotinic stomatitis

119) Marihuana active component: Tetrahidrocannabinol

120) When do you choose the color of the crown?

At the beginning of the appointment

121) Clinical case: They showed a cephalometry that had an ANB of 6 degrees, and asked What class?

a) Class I

b) Class III

c) Class II

122) Which one has the best prognosis?

a) apical fracture

123) Pt with HIV, you are going to take a radiograph:

a) DOUBLE WIPES, SINGLE BARRIER. (OJO [PUEDEN PONER EL ORDEN DIFERENTE.

124) Least likely complication of injection:

a) Infection

125) Gutta-percha is made up mostly from which material?

a) Metal sulfates

b) Dyes

c) Zinc Oxide

d) Resin

126) Hiv affects which cells:

T cell

127) Which study gives temporal relation of exposure and disease

a) Case control

b) Cohort

c) Randomized control trial

128) Patient who had scarlet fever EXCEPT

a. Pharyngeal lesions

b. White coating over the tongue with loss of porridge

c. Bleeding gums

d. Fever

129) Patient has an ulcer on the lip after 1 week of medication. What kind of cell is present?

A) Cytotoxic

B) Immediate

C) Cell mediated
130) Best fine detail, elastic recovery, dimensional stability impression material?

a) Vinyl polysiloxane

131) White to white-pink usually but can be reddened, rough surface (cauliflower), elevated lesion
(No picture)?

a) Papilloma

132) Case: the patient has periodontitis, if he does the periodontal treatment (SRP), what could
happen?

a) The periodontal disease will become gingivitis

b) The periodontal disease will paralyze

c) He will recover the bone loss

133) A non English speaking patient comes with her daughter who speaks English. She says my
mother has tooth pain and she feels an evil spirit is causing it. What do you do?

A. Use trained interpreter

134) What is the hemophilia test?

a) Partial P. Time

b) Prothrombin time

135) SPORE TEST:

a) Monthly

b) Weekly

136) Clinical case: Pt was taking phenytoin and had gingival hyperplasia. What was causing this
gingival hyperplasia?

a) Phenytoin
137) White or white/gray swollen fluid lesion of buccal or labial oral mucosa the lesion dissipates
when tissue is stretched, as a result of the edematous quality of the lesion. La preguntaron 2 veces.

a) Leukoedema

b) White sponge nevus

c) Leukoplakia

d) Lichen planus

138) Hard Palate, inflamed, minor salivary gland ducts with background of leukoplakic change,
tobacco use?

a) Nicotine Stomatitis

139) GERD is caused by?

Lower esophageal sphincter

140) Asthmatic patient that they put the rubber dam on him after the dentist heard a wheezing
sound and his lip began to swell, what is the first step? OJO, ES OCASIONADO POR DIQUE DE GOMA
DE HULE.

a. Albuterol

b. Diphenhydramine

c. Epinephrine

d. Call 911

141) How do we measure HbA1c?

a) Blood

b) Plasma

c) Red blood cells

d) White cells

142) Alveolar osteitis, what is not true?

A - Contraceptives can cause it

 B - Due to increased fibrinolytic activity

C - Easily identified cause

143) Pontic is hard to clean?

a) Ovate

b) Modified Ridge lap

c) Ridge Lap

144) Most common neoplasm in oral cavity: Squamous cell carcinoma.

145) Foreshortening on periapical rx:

a) Excessive vertical angulation

146) SLOB rule meaning: a) same lingual opposite buccal

147) 2 teeth sharing the same root (gemination), what phase?

a) Morphodifferentiation / histodifferentiation

b) Maturation

c) Apposition

d) Proliferation (CAP)

ESPESAMIENTO/6 semanas en útero /Inicio

Brote / 8 semanas en útero
Placoda dental = yema en proliferación – Todos los dientes temporales y molares permanentes surgen de
la lámina dental – Los incisivos, caninos y premolares permanentes surgen de su predecesor primario •
Mesénquima de condensación

Cap/9 semanas en útero

Defectos= quiste, odontoma, geminación, fusión, dens in dente
Etapa de Campana: /11 semanas en el útero

Histodiferenciación
• Transformación en distintos tipos de células – IEE /ameloblastos – Papila dental / odontoblastos
Defectos = amelogénesis imperfecta, dentinogénesis imperfecta
Morfodiferenciación
• La forma y el tamaño de la corona final se determinan durante este proceso, 11 semanas en el útero.
Defectos = anomalías de tamaño y forma como clavijas laterales y macrodoncia.

Aposición/ 14 semanas en útero .

• Los odontoblastos depositan matriz dentinaria (colágeno) • Los ameloblastos depositan matriz de
esmalte ( amelogenina ) • Asa cervical= donde se unen IEE y OEE – Vaina epitelial de la raíz de Hertwig
(HERS) – Restos epiteliales de Malassez • IEE + OEE = REE (epitelio de unión)
Defectos= hipoplasia del esmalte, perlas de esmalte, concrescencia

Maduración/ 14+ semanas en útero

Deposición de esmalte y dentina • La calcificación comienza en las puntas de las cúspides/bordes
incisales y continúa cervicalmente • Tarda 2 años en completarse para la corona del diente primario •
Tarda 4-5 años en completarse para la corona del diente permanente
Defectos = hipomineralización del esmalte , fluorosis, tinción con tetraciclina.

148) Patient box: CD4 count 400, HbA1c: 10 and platelets count 150.000. What should you be more
concerned about?

a) CD4

b) HbA1c

C) platelets

149) The patient has swelling and pain in the anterior superior teeth, what is the most concern about
it?

a) Eye infection

b) affect the facial nerve

c) Ludwig’s Angina

150) What does OSHA not regulate?

a) HIV

b)Hepatitis B

C- Malaria

D- Measles

151) Which of the following terms describes the loss of tooth structure due bruxism?

a) Abrasion

b) Attrition
c) Abfraction

d) Erosion

152)Case: Patient has tested positive for tuberculosis two weeks ago, and still has a cough. He came to
the clinic to have his teeth cleaned. What is the next step? OJO NO ES URGENCIA.

a) Do the cleaning with N95 in a separated room

b) Refer and don’t schedule until the TB test result came negative

153) I got the forcep thing and it was the EXCEPT:

a.What to put the beak to grab the crown

b. the beak was placed first on the lingual

c. that the beak was placed towards the apical

154) Most bacteria in primary endodontic infections are:

A) Obligate anaerobes

B) Strict aerobes

C) Facultative anaerobes

D)Facultative aerobes

155) Type of occlusion in dentate patient:

A) Bilateral balanced occlusion

B) Canine guidance

156) Most resistant bacteria?

A) Biofilm

B) Streptococcus

C) Bacilli

D) flagella.
157) What is most important when determining working length?

A) Apical constriction

B) Radiographic apex

C) Apical foramen

158) You placed an IANB, the patient is not anesthetized. What to do?

A) Place the same anesthetic technique

B)Perform the anesthetic technique more Superior and more posterior

C) Perform the anesthetic technique below.

159) CASE: Patient with full mouth series, they ask about #18. What would happen if you upright the
molar with a spring coil?

a) Root moves mesially and tooth intrusion

b) Root moves mesially and tooth extrusion

c) Crown tipped distally and tooth extrusion

d) Crown tipped distally and tooth intrusion

160) Asistent puts hand sanitizer on for people to sanitize their hands and gave these alternatives.
“Just study these topics.”

A) Administrative control

B) Engineering control

C) Control of infection

161) What can cause Erosion?

a) Milk.

b) Yogurt.

c) Tafu (Es un tipo de jugo)

162) What material to cement Ceramic crown?

a) Glass ionomer

b) Resin cement

163) Teenage girl showed up with her father complaining about her “crowded teeth”. She was
asthmatic and takes albuterol. SON LAS MISMAS FOTOS DEL CASO CLINICO DE ECLESIASTES, NO PUDE
COPIAR ESAS FOTOS, UNA DISCULPA.

a. Convex profile

b. Straight nasolabial angle

c. Deviated nose

d. Incompetent lip

164) Uncooperative patient, he and his mother traveled a distance to get to the office and he has a
cavity. How to treat:

a) Silver diamine fluoride

b) Composite

c) Amalgam

165) A patient with opioid abuse goes to the clinic, saying he is in pain for no apparent reason and
that he will not leave until he gets the prescription. What to do?

a) Give him the prescription

b) Call 911

c) Refer

166) Facebow does not help with?

A) Horizontal plane

B) Position of joint

c) Vertical plane
D) Midline

167) The most common cause of gag in dentures?

a) Extension of the prosthesis for palatal posterior seal

b) Distal extension of mandibular denture

b) Increased VDO

168) They asked which principle would be truthfulness:

a) veracity

b) Non-maleficence

c) Beneficence d) Justice

169) A study of articaine vs lidocaine , showing articaine is rr 3.1, ci 95% 3.4- 4.7 , p value. What does
this study tell us about efficacy (asking exactly about efficacy in q). Es el que viene en todos los files.

a) Articaine is safer to use than lidocaine

b) Lidocaine is more effective than articaine

c) Articaine is more effective than lidocaine

d) Articaine and lidocaine have same

170) 4-year-old boy who had sleep apnea, which of these causes it?

a) allergic rhinitis

b) Hypertrophic adenoids

c) asthma

d) small jaw

171) What is an experimental study?

a- Survey
b- Case Control
c- Cross-sectional
d- Randomized clinical trial
172) Which hormone afects an eruption dentaria?

a) PTH

b) Thyroxine

173) A question asking When do you color the patient, you take it:

a) Below the lip near the cervical

b) Out of the mouth near the cervical

174) Lingual cusp fracture for premolar what to check?

a) Pulp vitality

b) percussion c) Restaurability

175) What’s responsible for surgical complication: Scenario given about dry socket?Pt smokes 2
packs/year; takes Oral contraceptives; Poor OH. OJO 2 Packs/year, significa 2 paquetes de cigarrillos al
día durante 2 anos según bootcamp.

a) Oral contraceptive

b) Smoking Seleccioné esta, revisen, algunos files tienen que oral contraceptive y otros poor OH.

c) Poor OH.

176) What’s most important principle of endodontic access preparation:

a) Straight line access

177)Which Tooth is least likely to have 2 Canals:

a) Mandibular first Premolar

b) Maxillary lateral incisor

c) Mandibular lateral incisor

178) Nodule on the attached gingiva measuring about 2x2 mm in the mandibular lateral incisors.
What will be the histological finding?

a) Normal Mucosa and bone

b) Serous acini

c) Odontoma

d) Osteoma

179) Patient has a fracture in the front teeth, he wants to fix it as soon as possible, bad oral hygiene,
no pulp exposure. What is the best treatment?

a) Composite resin

b) Veneer

c) porcelain crown

d) PFM crown

180) Patient addicted to methamphetamine, very bad oral hygiene, many cavities, had not been to
the clinic for a long time. He has a fracture class IV on the central incisor, no pulp exposure. What is
the best treatment for this patient? (no picture)

A) Composite resin restoration

B) Veneer

C) Porcelain crown

D) PFM

181) Patient presents with a lesion on the gingival mucosa. The lesion is a 1 cm by 1 cm area that is a
bluish-gray color. What is the Differential Diagnosis of this lesion? EXCEPT
a) Blue Nevus

b) Amalgam tattoo

c) Melanoma

d) Fibroma
182) OSHA best management of amalgam

a) Recycle

b) Chair side traps

183) What is the most common fabricating acrylic RPD ?

a) Self-cure acrylic

b) Heat cured acrylic resin

184) What to give a patient as premed with history of endocarditis:

Amox 2g 1h before appt

A) Amox 1g 1h before
B) Azytrom
C) Clind

185) What instructions to give a pt taking metronidazole:

A) Avoid alcohol
B) Not to take with empty stomach.

186) Qué pasa cuando los incisivos max no contactan con incisivos mand

A) Crossbite
B) Open bite
C) Sobremordida

187) Cuál IG está involucrada en la respuesta humeral?

IGM

188) Una foto de un párulis asociada a diente 8 que era?

Parulis
189) Del caso anterior como está la pulpa?

Necrosis

190) What is the best diagnostic test for pulpal anesthesia: OJO NO VENIA COLD TEST.

A. Thermal test

B. Lip numbness

C. Probe the gingival tissue

D. Tongue numbness

191) Te daban una radiografía donde el canino y el lateral estaban en distinta posición.

A) Transposición
B) Geminación
C) Fusión.

192) Radiografía panorámica paciente de 9 o 12 años, que era lo que la flecha marcaba. Se podía
apreciar canino retenido y tenía todavía el O.D. C en boca

a. #6 retenido

b. Supernumerario

c. C retenido

193) Ferrule

a. 0.5mm

b. 1,5mm (AT LEAST 1.5mm to 2 mm.)

c. 2.5mm

d. 3mm

194) DMF (decayed, missing, filled) que es y cuál es el excepto

a. Reversible

195) Methamerism: color looks different depending of the lighting

196) Paciente que se queja porque su corona se observa más amarilla que el resto de sus dientes.

A) HUE
B) CHROMA
C) VALUE
D) METHAMERISM.

197) Función de conector mayor?

Proporciona rigidez y une los componentes de la prótesis removible.

198) What provides indirect retainer?

A) Provide stability.

199) Como se trata una alveolitis?

a. Solución salina con un dressing (eugenol)

200) Warfarin value.

A) 2-3

201) Patient 44 years old Hypertension: Chief complaint: my dry ayes, dry mouth:

a) Sjogren’s syndrome

b) Ransey hunt

c) Hyperkeratosis

OJO DEN UN REPASO A BIOESTADÍSTICAS, EN BOOTCAMP

VIENE ALGUNOS EJEMPLOS DE LAS GRAFICAS Y SU
INTERPRETACIÓN. DE LOS QUE RECUERDO SON LOS QUE LES
PONGO ACONTINUACIÓN; EN LA PRIMERA PARTE DE MI
 EXAMEN VENIAN APROXIMADAMENTE UNAS 20
PREGUNTAS SINO ES QUE UN POCO MÁS. REPASEN.

202)

Patient

Male, 13 years old, accompanied by parent

Chief Complaint

Parent: “My son’s teeth are bothering him even

though he eats the same amount as his older sister
who has no problems.”

Background and/or Patient History

Current Findings

Multiple new carious and incipient lesions

Which graph most likely belongs to the patient?

Graph #1 because the drops in pH are more acidic

A. Graph #1 because the acid attack is accumulating at certain time points

B. Graph #2 because there is a higher frequency of critical acid attack

D. Graph #2 because the pH is neutral for a shorter period of time

203)
A study collected data on 100 patients’ subjective pain scores on a scale from 1-10 at 24h post
extraction without the use of pain control. A boxplot with the data is shown. What is the interquartile
range?
A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 7
204)
Patient

Male, 56 years old

Chief Complaint

“I think I’ve got some cavities and my mouth is

dry.”

Background and/or Patient History

History of mucoepidermoid carcinoma of the

parotid gland
Previous radiotherapy to the jaw

Current Findings

Patient has several carious lesions

Xerostomia
 205)

Where is the most likely site of the decay?

A. Occlusal surface
B. Root surface
C. Posterior teeth
D. Anterior teeth

Data taken from a cross-sectional study on the rates of caries in various states in the US.
206)

What conclusion can be drawn from the graph?

A. Increasing public water fluoridation causes a decrease in caries rate

B. Water fluoridation and DMFT scores have a strong positive correlation

C. Water fluoridation and DMFT scores have a moderate negative correlation

D. Water fluoridation and DMFT scores have a strong negative correlation

207)
Patient

Male, 62 years old

Chief Complaint

“I’m here for my crown.”

Background and/or Patient History

Bruxism

Current Findings

Tooth 19 will be restored with a newly patented

zirconia material

What can be inferred from the diagram?

A. Both new and old zirconia have predictable clinical outcomes

B. New zirconia will have more long-term success compared to old zirconia
C. New zirconia is a less brittle material than old zirconia
D. There is no statistically significant difference between either material
208)
 Patient

Female, 25 years old

Chief Complaint

“I see some dark spots in between my teeth."

Background and/or Patient History

Current Findings

Interproximal caries on teeth 7, 8, 9, and 10

How long does it take for the plaque pH to drop to the critical pH and then neutralize during an acid
challenge?

5 minutes; 20 minutes

A. 5 minutes; 40 minutes
 B. 10 minutes; 20 minutes

D. 15 minutes; 40 minutes
209)

Which section(s) of the Stephan Curve represents demineralization of hydroxyapatite following

acid challenge?
A. B
B. C
C. B + C
D. C + D

210)
A dental sales representative describes the strength of a new ceramic material in
Newtons/m . This is an example of what type of variable?
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 A. Discrete
B. Categorical
C. Independent
D. Continuous

Continuous variables are numeric variables that are obtained by measuring and can,
therefore, assume any value within a certain set of real numbers. The value given for a
continuous variable can be as small as the instrument of measurement allows.
The strength of the ceramic material in this case, which is measured in Newtons per
square meter, is an example of a continuous variable.

A. Discrete
Discrete variables are numeric variables that are obtained by counting and taking
values from a set of distinct whole values. These variables cannot assume fractional
values between two consecutive whole numbers. An example of a discrete variable is the
number of teeth in a patient’s dentition.

B. Categorical
Categorical variables are those that are assigned to an individual, unit, group, or
category based on a qualitative property - they are not numeric variables. An example of
a categorical variable is hair color.

C. Independent
An independent variable is a variable that is manipulated by the researcher in an
experimental study. In a research study conducted to assess the strength of this ceramic
material, the strength would be dependent on the material choice, so it would not be an
independent variable.

Key Takeaway:
 Continuous variables are numeric variables that are obtained by measuring and
can, therefore, take any value between a certain set of real numbers.
 The value given for a continuous variable can be as small as the instrument of
measurement allows.
211) What is required to calculate statistical significance?
A. Odds ratio

B. Positive and negative predictive value

C. Probability value

D. Sensitivity and specificity

Statistical significance is a determination of whether or not results are likely to be

explained by chance. This is usually interpreted through the designation of
a significance level (𝛂), which is compared to a probability value.

The significance level represents the probability that the results obtained were by
chance, and is usually < 0.05. If the calculated probability value (p-value) is less than
the predetermined significance level, then the results can be considered statistically
significant.

A. Odds ratio
An odds ratio measures the association between two factors in a population. It
represents the odds that an outcome will occur given exposure compared to the odds
an outcome will occur without the exposure. An odds ratio is not required to calculate
statistical significance.

B. Positive and negative predictive value

Negative predictive value (NPV) is the probability of the absence of a disease given a
negative test result. Positive predictive value (PPV) is the probability a test
will accurately identify a disease with a positive test result. PPV and NPV are not
required to calculate statistical significance.

D. Sensitivity and specificity

Sensitivity is the accuracy of a diagnostic test in determining disease,
while specificity is the accuracy of a diagnostic test in determining health. Neither of
these terms is required to calculate statistical significance.

Key Takeaway:
 Probability values are required to calculate statistical significance.

212)
Patient

Male, 4 years old, accompanied by father

Chief Complaint

Father: “I want you to check his teeth, he stopped

eating as much these past few days.”

Background and/or Patient History

Lives in a community with 0.5 ppm fluoride in

their water
Parents brush the child's teeth once daily

Current Findings

Deep distal decay on teeth E and F

What is the recommended daily fluoride supplement for the patient?

A. 0 mg
B. 0.25 mg
C. 0.50 mg
D. 1.0 mg

Recommendations for fluoride supplementation

 Fluoride level of drinking water (ppm)
Age of child
< 0.3 ppm 0.3-0.6 ppm > 0.6 ppm

Birth – 6 months No supplements No supplements No supplements

6 months – 3 years 0.25 mg per day No supplements No supplements

3 years – 6 years 0.50 mg per day 0.25 mg per day No supplements

6 years – 16 years 1.00 mg per day 0.50 mg per day No supplements

213) Which of the following study types is most impacted by recall bias?
A. Cohort

B. Case-control

C. Case series

D. Experimental

Correct answer: B
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Recall bias occurs when there is a systematic change in the risk that participants in a
study are able to recall and report information.

Case-control studies are retrospective. After participants are identified as having an

outcome of interest, researchers acquire information from participants by asking them
to recall past information such as events, exposures, or medical records. Since
participants may have trouble remembering this information, it puts case-control
studies at a high risk of being impacted by recall bias.

A. Cohort
Cohort studies are longitudinal, observational studies which are designed in a manner
opposite to a case-control study. In a cohort study, the researcher starts with a
participant's exposure status and then tracks them to see if they develop the disease of
interest. This study design reduces the effects of recall bias because it is typically
definitively known if the patient received an exposure, as this is the basis for a
participant entering the case or control arm of the study.

C. Case series
Case series track participants with known exposure over time. They are composed of a
group of case reports of patients who have been given a similar treatment or exposure
and include detailed reports of diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up. This is a prospective
study, which results in a low risk of recall bias.

D. Experimental
Experimental studies involve the introduction of an intervention. The effects of the
intervention are then tracked to identify study outcomes. This is not a retrospective
study and is unlikely to be impacted by recall bias.

Key Takeaway:
 Case-control studies are at a high risk of being impacted by recall bias.

214) What is the ideal upper limit for fluoride concentration in community water as
determined by research?
A. 0.5 ppm
B. 0.7 ppm
C.1.2 ppm
D. 1.8 ppm

215)
 Patient

Male, 13 years old

Chief Complaint

“I am here for my check-up and cleaning.”

Background and/or Patient History

Patient admits to drinking sodas and eating candy

multiple times per week

Current Findings

Generalized plaque build-up

Newly erupted permanent second molars
Deep pits and fissures on premolars and molars
No carious lesions found

Sealants placed on all erupted molars

This treatment is an example of

A. primordial prevention.

B. primary prevention.

C. secondary prevention.

D. tertiary prevention.

Type of
Definition Examples
prevention

Primordial Preventing the development of risk factors Educational programs, oral health
instruction, improvements in access
 to care

Primary Preventing disease before it occurs Water fluoridation, sealants

Eliminating or reducing disease after it

Secondary Restorations, root canals
occurs

Rehabilitating a patient after the disease Prosthodontics (dentures, implants,

Tertiary
has taken place etc.)

216) A research project requires searching for the effect of water fluoridation on
caries rate. Which of the following is the most appropriate search phrase to aid in
researching this topic?
A. Water AND fluoridation OR caries
B. Water AND fluoridation AND caries
C. Water fluoridation OR caries
D. “Water fluoridation” AND caries

217) What does the “I” in a PICO question stand for?

A. Involvement

B. Issue

C. Intervention

D. Indication
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 CASOS CLÍNICOS
1) Bupropion side effects?

a) Depression revisen en Bootcamp aparece como depression. La mayoría aparece como

Xerostomía.

b) Xerostomia

2) Patient complained about the appearance of tooth 11, clinically showing cervical decalcification
that bothered her. What is the reason? Les dan la imagen de un canino.

A. Amelogenesis imperfecta

B. Tetra stain

C. Hypocalcification

d) Dentinogenesis imperfecta

4) Patient active tuberculosis, was in pain and swelling. what would be the ideal management in
this situation.

A) Treat in isolated room with appropriate conditions

B) Not treat him at all

C) Universal precautions

5) Same case. In the box it shows that he was taking Isoniazid. What are the side effects of this
patient's medication?

A) Hepatitis

B) Renal failure.

C) Cardiac problems

6) Moa of Nitroglycerin

a) Activates guanylyl cyclase by forming nitric oxide

b) Inactive Adenylyl cyclase and nitric oxide

7) What will Aspirin and Clopidogrel affect?

a) Partial Thromboplastin time

b) Platelet count

c) Platelet function

d) Prothrombin Time

8) In the box, the patient was taking many medications, but he reported that the patient was
undergoing dialysis on Mondays and Thursdays. What is the ASA of this patient?

a) ASA I

b) ASA II

c) ASA III

d) ASA IV

9)What medication should the patient be taking due to dialysis?

a) Heparin

10) Patient arrived for restorative treatment on tooth 5. What would be a challenge in treating this
tooth?

a) mesial concavity of root

b) mesial marginal ridge

c) distal marginal ridge

9)What medication should the patient be taking due to dialysis?

a) Heparin

11) What will we not find in a number 8 tooth, 21 years old patient.

a) Mamelons

b) Lingual fossa

c) Cingulum d) Mesial marginal ridge

12) Patient present with a lesion in the retromolar pad region. what could be a differential
diagnosis except
a) Amalgam tattoo

b) Melanoma

c) Blue Nevus

d) Fibroma

13) What is the most appropriate next step for diagnosing this lesion?

a) Excisional Biopsy

b) Incisional Biopsy

c) Radiograph

d) Exfoliative Cytologic

14) About the same case, if you had to do a biopsy, how do you anesthetize?

a) IAN + long buccal nerve b) IAN + mental nerve

15) They gave a photo where tooth 19 was lingualized. What treatment for this case?

a) Easily solved with a finger spring

b) The arch size must be increased because the tooth needs space.

16) What is true about salivation and the Remineralization process?

A) Remineralization occurs through calcium and phosphorus in saliva

B) Salivation is a constant process that occurs 24 hours a day

17) How saliva will act in the oral cavity.

a) The product in saliva will neutralize acid

b) Saliva mineral will strengthen tooth enamel

c) The other options I can't remember

18) You just finished an extraction procedure and the socket starts bleeding excessively. What is
the first thing you should do?
A) Place gel foam on the alveolus

B) Press with the gauze

19) Patient with methotrexate and Humira, what test do you take?

a) Creatinine test

b) CBC

c) Bleeding time

20) X-ray where the central teeth of the child were with very wide canals, the child was 10 years
old. What is the diagnosis for this case?

A)Taurodontism

B) Normal Anatomy

23) Patient taking Aspirin and Clopidogrel. What modification is required to proceed with the
extraction?

A) Stop clopidogrel

B) Stop the aspirin

C) Stop both medications

D) No modifications needed

24) Patient with a draining fistula on tooth 9. What is the most appropriate treatment for draining
this fistula?

a) Incision and drainage

b) Give antibiotics

c) Root canal treatment

25) Patient with fistula for more than two years. Which cell is present.

a) Neutrophils

b) Lymphocytes
c) monocytes

d) Eusynophilos

26) Same case. What is the pulp diagnosis of a tooth with a fistula?

a) Chronic apical abscess.

b) Asymptomatic Apical periodontitis.

c) Necrosis pulpar.

27) Patient suffered trauma to the anterior teeth which led to discoloration of the teeth. What is
the cause of this discoloration?

a) Breakdown Red Blood Cells

b) Endotoxin bacteria

c) Breakdown of the White Blood Cells

28) In the same case. What diagnosis for this tooth

a) Necrotic

29) Case of a patient with deep caries.

a) Remove all caries and affected dentin, glass ionomer, restore.

b) Remove all caries and Leave affected dentine, modified glass ionomer, restore.

30) Treatment plan for implant placement. All exams are required except?

a) Lateral cephalometric

b) CBCT is needed

c) OPG also

31) The implant stent, except?

a) Angulation

b) Location
c) Size

d) Number

32) Father arrived at the office complaining that his son had no teeth, periorbital wrinkles, and dry
skin. What can be a Diagnosis:

a) Ectodermal Dysplasia

33) What is the most appropriate next step?

a) Refer to Pediatric to multidisciplinary treatment

34) What else can you see in this patient?

a) Dry eyes.

35) patient swelling and pain on the left side take amphetamine, his HR 120 BP 160/110. What is
the next step.

a) Refer to physician

b) Treatment immediately to swelling and pain

c) Stop the medicine

36) Informed consent should include all the following EXCEPT? Which is the EXCEPTION? Doing an
extraction on tooth #19.

a) Cause damage of neighboring teeth of #18 and #20

b) delayed wound healing

c) Parestecia

d) can cause bleeding

37) Treatment for aggressive periodontitis?

a) SRP and systemic antibiotics

b) SRP and no antibiotic

c) Debridement

38) Microorganisms That are causing the disease

a) Actinomycetemcomitans

b) T. denticola

c) T. Forsythia

d) P. Gingivalis

39) What would you find in the synovial joint?

a) Creatinine

b) Uric acid

40) Carrier hepatitis B and opioid addiction in the past - which painkiller give?

a) acetaminophen and hydrocodone

b) Acetaminophen and oxycodone

c) Acetaminophen and ibuprofen ( Se da en dosis bajas).

d) Tramadol 50 mg

50) What is Medication for Smoking cessation?

a) Bupropion

51) They showed an image similar to this one, a bleeding gum In the photo it looked more
inflamed Vand they asked what type of tissue was it? Sorry no se cómo cortar copier y colocar la
imagen.

a) Friable

b) I don't remember the other options

52) patient has been drinking soda for the office, what is the most likely pH the patient is at the
time of treatment?

A-2.5
B-5.5

C-6.0

D-7.5

53) Following updated research, which material is better to form a dentine bridge?

a. MTA

b. Calcium hydroxide

54) Aspirin MOA

a) Inhibition of platelet aggregation

b) I don't remember the other options

55) Patient with candida in the gingival mucosa in the region of upper premolars, and the lesion
was 4 mm. They reported that the patient had already taken nystatin but it did not resolve. What
is the most appropriate next step?

a) Excisional Biopsy

b) Exfoliative Cytologic

c) Incisional Biopsy

d) I do not remember the other option

56) They gave a picture of a fractured tooth with a fracture extending to the root.

a) Complicated crown

b) Uncomplicated crown fracture

c) Crown root

57) A new patient in the office, tooth #8 decayed and he wanted all of his teeth evaluated. no x-ray
a) Comprehensive

b) Limited oral focus in the problem

c) Limited
58) the same patient asking what type of x-ray should you take?

a) BW & PAN

b) PA & PAN

c) FMS & PAN

59) In the same case, to restore this tooth, which is the best method for isolation?

a) Cotton rolls

b) 2x2 gauze and high suction volume

c) Rubber dam

d) Isolite

60) Patient has drooling saliva and can’t blink his eyes. All will happen except:

a) Corneal abrasion

b) Dry eyes

c) Glaucoma

d) Inability to sleep

61) Correct sequence for post and core on a rct failure case asking what is the correct sequence .

a) crown lengthening, post and core, Re-endo, crown

b) Re-endo, post and core, crown lengthening, crown

62) Patient with mitral valve prolapse device and had penicillin allergy. What is antibiotics
prophylaxis ?

a) Amox 2gm 1 hour before

b) Clindamycin 600 mg 1 hr before

c) Azithromycin 600 mg 1 hr before

d) Antibiotic prophylaxis is not necessary

63) Patient drinks energy drink all the time and had multiple proximal carries, El paciente quería
urgentemente mejorar sus dientes anteriores y sonrisa. What is your best management?

a) Full crowns on decayed teeth

b) Composite restorations on decayed teeth

c) Nutrition counseling. (Bootcamp maneja que para dar consejería tendría que ir con un nutriólogo).

d) Watch & monitor.

64) A 15 YRs old female patient that was so lethargic, her blood pressure was 80/60, has bronze
pigmentation. What is the diagnosis?

a) Addison’s disease

65) What is the best management for this patient?

a) Corticosteroids

b) Refer to physician

66) Clinical picture showing buccal mucosa with white/red ulcerated patch and bleeding seen, lesion
covered the entire right side of the buccal mucosa, which type of lesion is this? The photo wasn't
exactly the same as this, but it was similar, on the test it looked more eroded.

A) Squamous Cell Carcinoma

B) metastatic carcinoma

C) pleomorphic adenoma

D) I do not remember the other option

67) In relation to the above case ...which type of biopsy must be done?

A) incisional biopsy

B) excisional biopsy

C) punch biopsy

68) What is the first thing you should say to this patient?

a) Possibly cancer, but a biopsy has to be done to confirm

b) It's not cancer, but a biopsy has to be done to confirm

c) say directly to patient this is cancer and have to do emergency treatment

69) Perio stage grading, case with generalized, CAL 2mm and one tooth with 4mm and HbA1c 8.2%,
patient was smoking. What stage?

A) stage I grade B

B) stage I grade C

C) stage II grade B

D)stage II grade C

70) Gingival enlargement not seen in?

A. Gingivostomatitis

B. Vit C deficiency

C. Sarcoidosis

D. Phenytoin

71) HbA1c measure related question

A) within 3 weeks

B) within 3 months

72) Patient with Hba1c 11%

a) Normal

b) Poorly-controlled

c) Farly-Controlled

d) Controlled

73) Vertical fracture in x-ray?

a) J shaped
74) Anesthetized nerves to extract #8?

a) ASA and nasopalatine nerve

75) With which occludes the tooth #5?

a. mesial of tooth 27

b. distal of tooth 27

c. mesial of tooth 28

d. distal of tooth 28

76) Hidroclorotiazide action?

a) Loop diuretic

b) Calcium channel blockers

c) ACE inhibitor

77) Degree of complexity according to the American Association of Endodontics of a root canal
treatment in a single tooth with internal resorption.

a) High

b)medium

c)low

78) In the same case they asked, what was wrong?

A) Obturationr overfilled

B) Obturation underfilled

79) Patient takes methotrexate and humira. Which test do you order?

A- CBC

B- Creatinine Blood test

80) They gave me a panoramic to count how many teeth were missing.

a) five

b) four (LO REVISAN NO RECUERDO QUE PUSE, PERO CREO QUE ERAN 4.

c) six

d) three

81) Case of extensive caries on the occlusal side of tooth K, what is the treatment?

a) Stainless steel crown

b) Amalgam

c) Silver Diamine Fluoride

82) They showed a panoramic view with tattoo amalgam to identify between the lower
premolars.

a) Foreign Body

83) What phase of treatment is dental caries restored?

a) Acute

b) Disease Control

c) definitive

d) restorative

84) Patient with a history of myocardial infarction a year ago the dentist placed anesthesia and the
patient began to feel dizzy (the only symptom they gave).

A) Oxygen

B) Aspirin

C) Trendelenburg position

D) Supine position

85) Rheumatic fever when the patient was a child. They asked about what would be associated in
the future. The options were:
a) problems in cardiac and joints

b) It is caused by Herpes simplex

c) It is caused by staphylococcal infection

86) Patient with an open bit and Class III, what can cause it. except?

a) Genetic

b) Mouth respirator

c) Tongue Thrust

d) Digital Suction

87) Photo to identify which malocclusion was the patient's

a) Class I

b) Class II

c) Class III

88) Pt that they were doing an RCT and when they removed the rubber dam her lips were swollen,
they asked what happened to her:

a) Angioedema

89) Panoramic with a very deep restoration and you had to diagnose

a) Condensing osteitis

b) Cementoblastoma

90) Best bevel for tooth 8 with class 4 fracture:

a. Scalloped

b. No bevel

c. Straight long bevel

d. Straight short bevel

91)They gave me a picture similar to this one and asked what was the biotype of this gum?

a) Thin

b) Thick

c) Average

92) Radiograph (description- vertical bone loss on distal but has a little in mesial surface too of the
upper First premolar, they gave just this 3 options).

A) Crater (TWO WALLS)

B) Circumferential

C) Horizontal

93) A 10 year old patient fell off and broke his upper Central Incisor What is an ideal diagnostic
radiograph to determine fracture ??

A) occlusal radiograph

B) CBCT

C) Periapical radiograph.

D) pano

94) Case 21 young college male, has incisal edges worn out, due to what?

a) Abrasive diet

b) Bruxism

c) Attrition

d) malocclusion

95) Panoramica similar to this one, asking what could happen in the future.

a) Caries on tooth 18

b) External resorption

c) Pericoronitis
d) Primary cyst

96) Photo. Pt. With gingival enlargement drug could cause gingival enlargement?

Phenytoin

97) All can cause gingival enlargement except?

Herpes gingivostomatitis

98) What is DD, except?

a)Vitamen C (revisen esta).

b) Pyogenic

c) Drug- induce gingival hyperplasia

99) What is the treatment?

a) Scaling and root planning

b) Gingivectomy

100) Where do you see gingival enlargement?

a) Mucogingival junction

b) Deficiny granuloma

c) Attached gingiva

101) They gave a panoramic with bone resorption. The patient was taking Zoledronate IV for 2
years. What is the cause?

a. Increased bone resorption

b. Fibroblast apoptosis

c. Inhibition of osteoclast differentiation

102) Identify a nasopalat canal between # 8 and # 9 in a periapical X-Ray.

103). Patient 72 y/o female CC “my tooth broke”, MH includes Rheumatoid arthritis, multiple
sclerosis, depression and a purified protein derivative skin test positive. Medications:
Escitalopram, Interferon Beta 1 B, Risperidone (not sure). Tooth #9 fractured. What does the type
IV reaction indicate:

A) Exposure to tuberculosis or Bacille Calmette-Guerin

B). Multiple sclerosis in remission

C). Multiple sclerosis progressing

D). Previous history of rheumatoid arthritis

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