What is on the 2019 · Session 1 paper?
- Questions in Enamel: all 120, from an official past paper, each explained in writing.
Endodontics most: 26 of the paper's 120 questions, then prosthodontics (21) and periodontology (17). Counted as the app tags them for its mocks.
- Endodontics26
- Prosthodontics21
- Periodontology17
- Operative & Materials14
- Radiology & Diagnosis8
- Oral Surgery5
- Anesthesia & Pharma4
- Pedo & Ortho4
- General21
Sorted by keyword, so a question counts once, under the subject it names most. “General” holds the rest.
What did the 2019 · Session 1 paper ask?
Four of the paper's 120 questions, each with the answer and our explanation. Questions are shown exactly as worded on the paper. The explanations are ours.
Orientation grooves are used to define:
- a,The axis of insertion of the prosthesis
- b,The depth of cut in the preparation of a tooth
- c,The axis of insertion of the print
- d,Are made with a steel ball tool
- e,The axis of insertion of the provisional tooth
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Correct answer: b · The depth of cut in the preparation of a tooth
Depth-orientation grooves are cut to gauge the amount of tooth reduction during preparation, ensuring uniform clearance.
All of the following antibiotics can increase the frequency and severity of bleeding incidents related to vitamin K antagonists except:
- a,Macrolides
- b,Metronidazole
- c,Amphotericin B
- d,Ampicillin
- e,Tetracycline
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Correct answer: c · Amphotericin B
Macrolides, metronidazole, ampicillin and tetracyclines can potentiate vitamin-K-antagonist anticoagulation; amphotericin B does not, so it is the exception.
Salvaging a failed fixed implant case may lead to implant supported removable partial denture. This includes:
- a,Poorly positioned dental implant
- b,Failure in osseointegration
- c,Fracture of implant components under a fixed implant restoration
- d,A+B
- e,All of the above
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Correct answer: e · All of the above
A fixed implant case may have to be converted to an implant-supported removable denture when implants are poorly positioned, fail to osseointegrate, or components fracture — all of the above.
Multinucleated giant cells are associated with: (1) plasmocytoma (2) odontogenic myxoma (3) hyperparathyroidism (4) tuberculosis (5) osteoclastoma
- a,(1) (3) (4)
- b,(2) and (3)
- c,(2) and (4)
- d,(3) (4) (5)
- e,(2) (4) (5)
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Correct answer: d · (3) (4) (5)
Multinucleated giant cells are seen in hyperparathyroidism (brown tumour), tuberculosis (granulomas) and osteoclastoma (giant cell tumour) — (3),(4),(5).
Is there a PDF of the 2019 · Session 1 paper?
No PDF here: Enamel has all 120 questions of this paper, each explained, in the app.
In the app the paper is a set of its own: answer each question, then read the key and the written explanation.
More past papers
- 2023 · Session 1
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