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APR O B
Decanul facultii Stomatologie
USMF N.Testemianu
Dr.habilitat,profesor universitar
I.Lupan
____ ______________2013
SUBIECTELE CTRE EXAMENUL DE STAT
LA PROPEDEUTICA STOMATOLOGIC I IMPLANTOLOGIA DENTAR
DISCIPLINA STOMATOLOGIE TERAPEUTIC
1. Abordarea optim pentru diagnosticul durerii odontogene este:
A. examenul radiologic;
B. percuia;
C. inspecia;
D. examinare clinic secvenial prin colaborare cu relatrile pacientului;
E. anamneza.
(D).
2. Calcifierea pulpar:
A. este un rspuns la mbtrnire;
B. nu este legat de statusul periodontal;
C. precede resorbia intern;
D. indic prezena canalelor secundare;
E. se poate manifesta prin prezena pulpoliilor.
(A,E).
3. Canalele radiculare suplimentare:
A. sunt mai frecvent ntlnite la molari inferiori;
B. au o inciden redus la dinii frontali superiori;
C. nu apar la primul molar superior ;
D. dac nu sunt depistate i tratate,constituie o cauz a eecurilor terapeutice
endodontice;
E. pot fi indentificate,n toate situaiile,prin examinarile Rx.
(A,B,D).
4. Precizai afirmaiile corecte , dintre cele de mai jos n legatura cu resorbia
radicular extern i cea intern:
A. resorbia radicular extern are dimensiune mai mare dect cea intern;
B. resorbia radicular intern apare n continuitate cu canalul radicular ,pe
imaginea Rx.;
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8. Caninul inferior:
A. prezint foramenul apical localizat la distan de apexul anatomic, n majoritatea
B.
C.
D.
E.
cazurilor;
are lungimea medie de 25 mm;
poate prezenta 2 canale radiculare n 20% din cazuri;
are lungimea medie de 26,5 mm;
prezint adesea foramine apicale accesorii multiple.
(B,C).
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10.
11. Utilizarea acului Hedstrom file pentru prepararea manual a canalelor radiculare
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
are ca rezultat:
eficacitate sporit de penetrare (permeabilizare), la micarea de avansare;
eficacitate de rzuire (raclare),la micarea de retragere;
eficacitate sporit de penetrare i rzuire,la micarea de avansare-rotare n sensul
acelor de ceasornic(- tur) retragere;
eficacitate sporit n lrgirea canalelor radiculare nguste;
eficacitate sporit n lrgirea canalelor radiculare curbe.
(B).
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(A,D).
13. Materialele pe baza de hidroxid de calciu utilizate pentru obturaie radicular:
A. realizeaz nchiderea etan de durat a spaiului canalar;
B. stimuleaz cicatrizarea prin neodentinogenez;
C. sunt indicate n obturaia de canal mixt(pasta-pasta),dup extirparea vital;
D. sunt indicate pentru sterilizarea canalelor radiculare i vindecarea leziunilor
periapicale n tratamentul gangrenei pulpare;
E. previn durerile consecutive obturaiei de canal cu depire datorit citotoxicitii
lor reduse (sunt biocompatibile).
(B,C,D).
14. Zona bogat celular a pulpei dentare:
A. este stratul profund al regiunii periferice a pulpei, la limita cu regiunea central
pulpar;
B. este mai bine reprezentat n pulpa coronar fa de cea radicular;
C. este rezultatul migrrii centrale a celulelor de la periferie n urma ncheierii
formrii dentinei;
D. conine cu precdere macrofage,celule mezenchimale nedifereniate i limfocite;
E. evideniaz o activitate mitotic crescut n urma leziunilor ireversibile i
mortificrii odontoblatilor.
(A,B,E).
15. Odontoblatii se aseamn cu cementoblatii i osteoblatii deoarece:
A. produc o matrice organic ce se mineralizeaz ulterior;
B. au caractere morfologice asemntoare;
C. au caracteristici ultrastructurale similare;
D. sunt celule proteinosecretoare;
E. au raporturi anatomice asemntoare cu structurile esuturilor pe care le produc.
(A,C,D).
16. Dei au multe aspecte asemntoare cu cementoblatii i
osteoblatii,odontoblatii se deosebesc de acetia prin:
A. producia matricei organice i compoziia acesteia;
B. caractere morfologice;
C. caracteristici ultrastructurale;
D. raporturile anatomice cu structurile esuturilor pe care le produc;
E. prezena prelungirilor celulare.
(B,D).
17. Distana pe care se extind n dentin prelungirile celulare odontoblastice:
A. a fost evideniat pn la jonciunea smal-dentin la nivel coronar;
B. este un factor cauzal principal al hipersensibilitii dentinare;
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B.
C.
D.
E.
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A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
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F;
Mg;
Mn;
CO2;
Zn.
(B.D).
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Buterlock ;
E. morphology of endodontic space.
(A, D ) .
13 . Remedies based on calcium hydroxide used for root filling :
A. obtain permanent sealing of canal space;
B. stimulates healing by new dentine genesis ;
C. are indicated in mixed root canal filling (paste - paste) after vital extirpation ;
D. are suitable for sterilization of root canals and healing of over-apical lesions in the
treatment of pulp gangrene;
E. prevents pain of overfilling, because of their low cytotoxicity (are biocompatible) .
(B,C,D).
14. cell rich area of the pulp:
A is the deep layer of peripheral region of the pulp, borderline of central region of the pulp;
B. is better represented in the coronal pulp then the radicular;
C. is the result of central migration of cells from the periphery following the finishing of
dentine formation;
D. contain mainly macrophages, undifferentiated mesenchymal cells and lymphocytes ;
E. shows an increased mitotic activity after irreversible lesions and mortification of
odontoblasts .
(A, B , E) .
15 . Odontoblasts resembles cementoblasts and osteoblasts because:
A. produce an organic matrix that is subsequently mineralized;
B. have similar morphological characters ;
C. have similar ultrastructural characters;
D. are cells that secret proteins;
E. have similar anatomical ratios with tissue structures they produce .
(A, C , D ) .
16. Though many similar aspects to cementoblasts and osteoblasts , odontoblasts, differ
from them by :
A. Production and composition of the organic matrix ;
B. morphological characters ;
C. ultrastructural features ;
D. anatomical ratio with tissue structures they produce;
E. presence of cellular extensions .
(B, D).
17. The distance extending into dentine odontoblastic cellular extensions (prolongations):
A. was highlighted by enamel - dentine junction at coronal level;
B. is a primary causal factor of dentine hypersensitivity ;
C. varies with age and stage of development of the tooth ;
D is depended on the continuous mitotic activity of odontoblast;
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occurs ;
E. not related to age, for younger is frequently present .
(A, C , D , E) .
23. rigid endodontic probe, auxiliary instrument of examination kit is used for :
A. removing remnants of pulp tissue in hard to reach areas of the pulp chamber ;
B. locating canal ostiums ;
C. sighting not removed portions from the roof of the pulp chamber;
D. penetration of initial portion of the root canal ;
E. removing minerals obstruction ( secondary dentin deposition , denticles ) of the initial
portion of the root canal .
(B,C).
24. The differences between the K reamer and K file, consist of :
A number of turns and cutting edges ( blades ) per unit length ;
B. turns direction;
C. The depth of the grooves of the cutting edges ;
D. geometric configuration in transverse section ;
E. length that the turns are arranged .
(A, D ) .
25. Effective removal of the root canals content is determinative influenced by:
A. the type of the used manual endodontic instruments;
B. used irrigation solution;
C. anatomy of the endodontic space ;
D. the technique applied;
E. the reason of the endodontic treatment .
(A, C, E).
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(A, B , C ) .
28. K -file manual needle, modified by changing the geometric configuration of the cross
section of the active part from square into rhomb is called:
A. Unifile ;
B. Helifile ;
C. Flexofile ;
D. K -Flex file ;
E. Pathfinder file .
(D).
29. Changing the geometric cross section configuration of the active part from square into
rhomb gives K -file manual needle, changed this way, superior features as follows:
A torque resistance;
B. traction resistance;
C. flexibility ;
D. cutting efficiency ( scraping or scratching ) ;
E. accuracy.
( C , D , E) .
30 . Significant changes of the circular shape on cross-section of the root canal preparation
occurs when use :
A. Kerr - reamer file with penetration and rotational motion ;
B. Kerr - reamer file with scraping motion ( scratching ) ;
C. Kerr -file with penetration and rotational motion ;
D. Kerr -file with scraping motion ( scratching ) ;
E. Hedstroem file with scraper motion ( scratching ) .
(D, E).
31 . Hedstroem file are recommended for :
A an important enlargement of the canal preparation;
B. realization of the root apical preparation by techniques "step down , step back " in very
wide canals ;
C. removing filling material from root canal in the case of endodontic retreatment ;
D. achieve canal preparation for prefabricated root posts ;
E. removal of foreign objects from root canals.
(A, C , E) .
32. The root filling technique by injection, using the " Obtura " system, temperature of the
gutta-percha is :
A. 160 C ;
B. 200 C ;
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C. 60 C ;
D. 85 C ;
E. 50 C.
(C).
33. determining aspects of the quality of endodontic irrigation are related to:
A quantity ( volume) of irrigation solution;
B. demineralized action ( chelation ) of the solution;
C. antiseptic ( antimicrobial ) solution ;
D. lubricating ability of the product;
E. pH of the irrigation solution .
(A, C , D ) .
34 . Indicate which of the following processes are indicated for the prevention of pulp
complications during cavity preparation, using high speed rotary tools :
A. Continuous and efficient removal of debris and enamel - dentine fragments that results in
the work;
B. Effective cooling continuously with jet of air;
C. effective cooling with continuously jet of water;
D. effective cooling with water and air as a " spray " continuously ;
E. avoiding excessive pressure of the instrumentation, using interrupted movements .
( C , D , E) .
35 . The root cementum is more resistant than alveolar bone as resorption because:
A. cementum is more mineralized than the bone ;
B. cementum has in its structure an inhibits factor of resorption ;
C. the bone is vascularized but cementum not ;
D. characteristics of fibers from the composition of cementum are different, as those of the
bone , and have a tendency to higher resistance to clastic type cells ( cementoclaste ,
osteoclasts respectively ) ;
E. normally, physiological, root cementum is more resistant to the pressure forces .
(B, E).
36. The Main local causative factors of root resorption are :
A activating factor cementoclasts ;
B. increasing pH of fundamental substance ;
C. excessive pressure ;
D. inflammation ;
E. decreasing pH of fundamental substance .
(C,D).
37 . undersized ( insufficient ) coronal access cavity, lead to the following complications:
A. not sighting of all ostiums of root canals ;
B. insufficient cleaning of endodontic area;
C. fracture of endodontic instruments during therapeutic maneuvers ;
D. difficulties in morphological and functional restoration of the crown;
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41 . Filling of the root canal thermo-mechanical condensation of the gutta percha (Mc
Spadden ) present the following technical features :
A. speed of 8-10,000 rpm . , for a maximum of 2-3 seconds ;
B. Speed of 18-20000 rpm . , for 8-10 seconds ;
C. The main adapted cone with tip to apical limit of the preparation ;
D. The main adapted cone with tip about 1-1.5 mm to apical limit of the preparation ;
E. do not require the use of sealing cement .
(A, D ) .
42 . Which is the thickness of the enamel in cusps of premolars and molars :
A 2.3 mm ;
B. 1.2 mm ;
C 1.5 mm ;
D. 2.6 mm ;
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E. 2 mm .
(A, D ) .
43 . Cement-enamel junction may include the following aspects:
A. enamel cover cementum on a short of 0.5 -1 mm ;
B. cementum covers a short stretch of the enamel ;
C. enamel covers cementum in short stretch of 2-3 mm ;
D. enamel and cementum do not meet , leaving a variable portion of discovered dentine;
E. Enamel and cementum meet in the report together with a net boundary between them.
( B , D , E)
44 . Cellular cementum is characterized by:
A similar structure to cancellous bone ;
B. similar structure to lamellar bone;
C. layout in the root furcation or bifurcation at the multirooted teeth;
D. layout in the apical third of the root ;
E. layout in the coronal third of the root .
(B,C,D).
45 . Fibrillar cementum is characterized by:
A similar structure to cancellous bone;
B. similar structure to lamellar bone;
C. layout in the root furcation or bifurcation at the multirooted teeth;
D. layout in the apical third of the root ;
E. layout in the coronal third of the root ..
(A, E).
46 . Which of the following minerals present in the structure of dentine in a proportion of
more than 1 % of the total of the components dentine :
AF;
B. Mg ;
C. Mn ;
D. CO2 ;
E. Zn .
( B.d ) .
47 . Which of the following microscopic images detail, in dentinal section, presents
formation and growing of dentine:
A Tomes granular layer ;
B. neonatal line ;
C. Owen lines ;
D. Von Ebner lines ;
E. Schreger lines .
(B,C,D).
48. Specify which of the following data, according to thickness of dentine, in relation to
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1. :
.
B.
C.
D.
E.
(D)
2. :
. .
B. ;
. ;
D. ;
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.
(A,E).
3. :
A. ;
B. ;
C. ;
D. ,
;
E.
(.B.D.)
4. ,
:
A. , ;
B.
.
C.
;
D. , ;
E.
.
(,C)
5. (25%
) :
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 1 .1
E. 2
(,D)
6. ( )
:
A. I .
B. I .
C. - I .
D. I .
E. II .
(B,D,E).
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7. ( 0,25%
):
A. I ;
B. II ;
C. ;
D. I ;
E. II ;
(A,B,C,D).
8. :
A.
;
B. 25 ;
C. 20% ;
D. 26,5 ;
E. .
(B,C).
9. ,
:
A. ;
B.
,
;
C. ;
D.
;
E. ,
.
(A,C,D)
10.
:
A.
NaOCl 2,5%;
B.
;
C.
;
D.
;
E. ,
.
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(B,D,E).
11. Hedstrm
:
A. ()
;
B. (),
.
C.
( - )
;
D. ;
E.
.
(B).
12. ( ) :
A.
;
B. Hedstrm -;
C. - ;
D.
Pesso,Gates-Glidden,Beutelrock;
E. ;
(, D).
13. , :
A. ;
B. ;
C.
-;
D.
;
E. -
() .
(B, C, D).
14. :
A. ,
;
B.
;
C.
;
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D. ,
;
E.
.
(A, B, E)
15. , :
A. ,
;
B. ;
C. ;
D. - ;
E. ,
.
(A, C, D).
16. :
A. ;
B. ;
C. ;
D. ,
;
E. .
(B, D).
17. :
A. - ;
B. ;
C. ;
D. ;
E. ,
.
(A, C, E).
18. .:
A. ;
B. ;
C.
;
D. ;
E. .
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(A, B, D).
19. (
):
A. 92-95%;
B. 80-85%;
C. 70-78%;
D. 85-92%;
E. 78-80%.
(D).
20. :
A. ;
B. ;
C. ;
D. , .
E. .
(C, D).
21. :
A. , ;
B. , ;
C. , ;
D. , , ;
E. .
(B, D, E).
22. . :
A. ;
B.
;
C. ,
,,
;
D. ,
;
E. .
(A, C, D, E).
23. :
A.
;
B. ;
C. ;
D. ;
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E. (
, ) .
(B, C)
24. - K- :
A. () ;
B. ;
C. ;
D. ;
E. .
(, D).
25. :
A. ;
B. ,;
C. ;
D. ;
E. , .
(A, C, E).
26.
"Plugger" :
A. /
;
B.
ISO ;
C. ,
;
D. , (
);
E. (
)
(A,B,D).
27.
"spreader :
A. /
;
B.
ISO ;
C. ,
;
D. , (
);
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E. (
).
(A, B, C).
28. K-
:
F. Unifile;
G. Helifile;
H. Flexofile;
I. K-Flex file;
J. Pathfinding file.
(D).
29. K- ,
:
A. ;
B. ;
C. ;
D. (
);
E. .
(C, D, E).
F.
G.
H.
I.
J.
30.
:
Kerr -reamer, - ;
Kerr -reamer, ();
Kerr -file, - ;
Kerr -file, ()
Hedstrom file, ().
(D, E).
31. Hedstrom file :
A. ;
B.
step down-step back;
C.
;
D. ;
E. .
(A, C, E).
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F.
G.
H.
I.
J.
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32.
, Obtura,
:
160 C;
200C;
60C;
85C;
50C.
(C).
33. ( )
:
A. () ;
B. ;
C. () ;
D. ;
E. .
(A, C, D).
34. ,
:
A.
;
B. ;
C. ;
D. - ;
E. .
(C, D, E).
35. , , :
A. , ;
B. ;
C. , ;
D. ,
;
E.
.
(B, E).
36. :
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A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
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;
;
;
;
.
(C, D).
37.
.:
A. ;
B. ;
C.
;
D.
;
E. .
(A, B, C, E).
38. -
,
A. ;
B. , ;
C. , ;
D. (, )
;
E. .
(B, D).
39. :
A. ;
B. ;
C. ,
;
D. ;
E. .
(B, C, D).
40. (
)
:
A. ;
B. step- back;
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C. ;
D. crown-down;
E. step down-step back.
(B, E).
41.
( Mc Spadden) :
A. 8-10,000 / 2-3 ..;
B. 18-20000 / 8-10 .;
C.
;
D. 1-1,5
;
E. .
(, D).
42. .:
A. 2,3 ;
B. 1,2 ;
C. 1,5 ;
D. 2.6 ;
E. 2 .
(, D).
43. - :
A. 0,5 -1 ;
B. ;
C. 2-3 ;
D. (
);
E. .
(B, D, E)
44. :
A. , ;
B. ;
C. ;
D. ;
E. .
(B, C, D).
45. :
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A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
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, ;
;
;
;
.
(, ).
46. ,
1% .:
A. .F;
B. Mg;
C. ;
D. 2;
E. Zn.
(B.D).
47.
:
A. Tomes;
B. ;
C. Owen;
D. Von Ebner;
E. Schreger.
(B, C, D).
48. ,
:
A. 3-5 mm. ;
B. 3-5 mm. ;
C. 3-4 . ;
D. 1-3. ;
E. 3-7. .
(A, B, C, D, E).
49. , , /
:
A. 1,92;
B. 2.17;
C. 2.94;
D. 1.62;
E. 2.56.
(D).
50. , , /
, :
A. 1,92;
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B.
C.
D.
E.
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2.17;
2.94;
1.62;
2.56.
(A, B).
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