After placing zygomatic implants, what is the immediate next step for the
prosthodontist?
a. Immediate loading
b. Early loading
c. Delayed loading
d. 2nd stage loading
a. Immediate loading
Which of the following radiographic exams should be assessed before zygomatic implant
placement?
a. PA
b. Lateral cephalometric
c. Mandibular analysis
Lateral ceph, pano, CT, then PA
Pano = anatomy and pathology
PA = supplementary
Lateral ceph = sagittal relationship of jaws
CT = bone volume
What is the classic treatment planning requirement for zygomatic implant placement?
a. 2 zygomatic implants + 2 mini implants
b. 2 zygomatic implants + 2 regular implants
c. 4 zygomatic implants + 2 regular implants
d. 2 zygomatic implants + 4 regular implants
b. 2 zygomatic implants + 2 regular implants
How much can you expect to lift via intracrestal sinus lift?
a. 1-2 mm
b. 3-4 mm
c. 4-6 mm
d. 8-10 mm
a. 1-2 mm
5mm can be done- monster if >5mm
Which of the following is the recommended initial maxillary residual ridge for predictable result with an intracrestal sinus lift?
a. 1-2 mm
b. 3-4 mm
c. 4-6 mm
d. 8-10 mm
c. 4-6 mm
Which of the following describes the Schneiderian membrane?
a. Pseudostratified ciliated squamous epithelium
b. Pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium
c. Stratified ciliated squamous epithelium
d. Stratified ciliated columnar epithelium
b. Pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium
What is the minimum ridge width for alveolar ridge splitting?
a. 1-2 mm
b. 2-4 mm
c. 4-6 mm
d. 8-10 mm
b. 2-4 mm
3mm preferres
Which of the following is an indication for lateral window lift?
a. Less than 4 mm of native maxillary alveolar bone
Which of the following is an example of a xenograft?
a. Bioactive glass ceramic
b. Bovine bone
c. Cadaver bone
d. Symphysis bone
b. Bovine bone
Which of the following grafts can NOT be used in a maxillary intracrestal sinus lift?
a. Autogenous
b. Alloplast
c. Gelfoam
d. NO graft
c. Gelfoam
Which type of bone is essentially thick cortical bone?
a. Type I
b. Type II
c. Type III
d. Type IV
a. Type I
Which of the following is a unique property of benzodiazepines?
a. Analgesia
b. Anticonvulsant
b. Anticonvulsant
Which of the following is not a common side effect of benzodiazepines
a. Fatigue
b. Drowsiness
c. Respiratory depression
d. Mydriasis
d. Mydriasis (Dilation of the pupils)
Which of the following was the first benzodiazepine?
a. Librium
b. Valium
a. Librium
If someone were to overdose on benzodiazepine, what would you give them?
a. Romazicon
Which of the following is true regarding Diprivan?
a. It is a competitive antagonist of benzodiazepine receptors
b. It has a half-life of 1-3 hours
c. It binds to opioid receptors
These are all technically wrong because it should be AGONIST
Which of the following statements is true about Ketamine?
a. Selective NMDA receptor blocker
b. Non-selective NMDA receptor blocker
c. Selective GABA receptor blocker
d. Non-selective GABA receptor blocker
a. Selective NMDA receptor blocker
Which of the following is the gold standard of pain medications?
a. Morphine
b. Fentanyl
c. Ketamine
d. Lorazepam
a. Morphine
Which of the following are properties of Ketamine?
a. Dissociative, hallucinogenic, amnesic effect
Which of the following is true about Propofol?
a. Causes arterial and venous constriction
b. Causes arterial and venous dilation
c. New meds like Thiopental are replacing it in IV sedation
b. Causes arterial and venous dilation
Which of the following receptors is responsible for effects like dysphoria?
a. Mu
b. Kappa
c. Delta
d. Sigma
d. Sigma
Which of the following is an undesirable effect of opioids?
a. Respiratory depression
b. Anti-histamine release
a. Respiratory depression
Which of the following describes the potency of fentanyl compared to morphine?
a. 10x
b. 100x
c. 1000x
d. 10,000x
b. 100x
Which of the following statements is true regarding Narcan?
a. Has greater affinity at mu receptors than kappa receptors
b. Has greater affinity at kappa receptors than mu receptors
a. Has greater affinity at mu receptors than kappa receptors