AIIMS MAY 2014-QUESTIONS C.

Anterior cranial fossa and nasal cavity

D. Anterior cranial fossa and orbit
ANATOMY
8. Deep cervical fascia split to enclose
1. Which of the following is not a part of facial
A. Sternocleidomastoid and trapezius
artery
B. Sternocleidomastoid and diagastric
A. Inferior alveolar
C. Trapezius and digastrics
B. Inferior labial
D. Trapezius and omohyoid
C. Sup labial
D. Lat nasal
9. Epidural venous plexus is present in
A. Basal ganglion adjacent to pons
2. Posterior triangle of neck is further subdivided
B. Present at the junction of middle and posterior
into two halves by
cranial fossa
A. Lateral belly of trapezius
C. In vertebral canalbelow duramater
B. Sternocleidomastoid
D. In vertebral canal above duramater
C. Superior belly of omohyoid
D. Inferior belly of omohyoid
10. Which is not a part of waldeyers ring?
A. Palatine tonsil
3. Nasal epistaxis occurs due to
B. Pharyngeal tonsil
A. The anteroinferior part of vestibule of the
C. Tubal tonsil
septum contains anastomoses between the one
D. Submandibular lymph node
vein and one artery
B. The anterosuerior part or vestibule of the
11. Facial cleft occurs due to
septum contains anastomoses between two
A. Failure of ectodermal processes to fuse in
arteries of the superior labial branch of the
midline
facial artery
B. Mesodermal processes covered by ectoderm on
C. The anterosuerior part or vestibule of the
both sides
septum contains anastomoses between two
C. Failure of endodermal process to fuse in
veins of the inferior labial branch of the facial
midline
vein
D. Failure of ectodermal processes to grow over
D. The antero inferior part or vestibule of the
mesodermal processes
septum contains anastomoses between the
septal ramus of the inferior labial branch of the PHYSIOLOGY AND MEDICINE
facial artery
12. Christmas disease is due to deficiency of
4. Medial squint is caused by A. Hagemann factor
A. Trochlear B. Platelets
B. Occulomotor C. Plasma thromboplastin antecedent
C. Abducent D. Plasma thromboplastin component
D. Optic
13. Carotid sinus baroreceptors are present/originates
5. Facial nerve true all except from
A. It supplies anterior belly of digastrics A. Common carotid
B. Secretomotor to submandibular gland B. External carotid
C. Large motor n small sensory root C. Internal carotid
D. Parasympathetic to palatal and nasal glands D. Aorta

6. Phrenic nerve supplies to ORAL PATHOLOGY

A. Diaphragm
14. Bilateral mandibular enlargement/involvement
B. Stomach
seen in
C. Ileum
A. Cherubism
B. Osteoma
7. The cribiform plate connects the
C. Central giant cell granuloma
A. Nasal cavity and oral cavity
D. Lichen planus
B. Nasal cavity and orbit
15. About Enameloma true is B. Natal teetah
A. Malignant tumour C. Neonatal
B. A tumor of ameloblasts which fails to D. Mulberry teeth
differentiate terminally
C. A globule having globule like structures 23. A 40 year old lady presents with ameloblastoma in
presenting at abnormal site on tooth mandibular molar region. Histopathological
D. A tumour resembling enamel on gingiva examination reveals
A. Centralloose tissue with mitotic figures
16. Median rhomboid glossitis due to B. Peripheralpalisading cells with central loose
A. Atrophy of filiform papilla stellate reticulum
B. Atrophy of fungiform C. Peripheralpalisading cells with artifact sroma
C. Non fusion of mesodermal thickenings and D. Spindle formation wid abundant osteoid
retraction of tubercules deposition
D. Ectodermal covering with absence of mucosa
24. Patient having extra x chromosomes exhibits
17. Osteosarcoma can arise from A. Dilacerations
A. Paget and cherubism B. Taruodontism
B. Cherumbism and osteopetrosis C. Cheesy molars
C. Paget and polyostotic fibrous dysplasia D. Mulberry molars
D. Polyostotic fibrous dyplasia and cherumbism
DENTAL ANATOMY AND HISTOLOGY

18. Among Hepatitis, syphilitic glossitis, plummer

25. Centric holding cusp is
Vinson syndrome, Mikulicz’s syndrome which
A. Mesiobuccal cusp of maxillary 1st molar
resembles histologically/morphologically
B. Mesiolingual cusp of mandibular 1st molar
closesest to squamous cellcarcinoma is most likely
C. Distolingual cusp of mandibular 1st molar
to occurs in
D. Mesiopalatal cusp of maxillary 1st molar
A. Syphilitic glossitis and plummer vinsons
syndrome
26. Novel acidic non amelogenin protein needed for
B. Syphilitic glossitis and mukilicz disease
matrix and inorganic deposition or responsible for
C. Plummer vinsons disease and Hepatitis A
hydroxyl apatitie formation
D. Hepatitis A and Mikuliczs disease
A. Tuftelin
B. Sheathelin
19. Condition in which there is unusual gingival
C. Sialolin
involvement
D. Flagellin
A. Pyogenic granuloma
B. Primary herpes PHARMACOLOGY
C. Pemphigoid
D. Recurrent aphthae 27. For relative analgesia, minimum conc of oxygen
that can be given along with nitrogen
20. Riga fede disease is associated with A. 0.2
A. Natal teeth B. 0.3
B. Multiple impacted teeth C. 0.4
C. Permanent incisor D. 0.1
D. Primary incisor
DENTAL MATERIALS

21. Which of the following cyst is commonly 28. C factor is associated with
associated with vital adjacent tooth? A. Condensing force for amalgam
A. Dentigerous cyst B. Carving patern for amalgam
B. Globulomaxillary cyst C. Polymerization shrinkage for composites
C. Lateral cyst D. Curvature of the root
D. Periapical cyst

29. Which type of silver amalgam alloy needs least

22. Which of the following is true microdontia of Hg?
lateral incisor? A. Lathe cut
A. Peg lateral
 B. Spherical D. Annealing
C. Hybrid
D. Admixed 38. Which of the following is added to
methylmethaacryalte to avoid polymerization on
30. Which of the following is not associated with storage
corrosion in presence of saliva in oral cavity A. Polyacrylic acid
A. Carbonates B. Benzoyl peroxide
B. Sulphides C. C.Hydroquinone
C. Oxides D. Methylene
D. Chlorides
39. Prolonged spatulation of gypsum increases
31. Role of plasticizer in synthetic resins in dentistry? A. Reduced setting time
A. To increase the smoothness B. Increased compressive strength
B. To increase the bulk of the material C. Increased hygroscopic expansion
C. To reduce softening or fusion temperature D. Increased hardness
D. To delay the polymerization
40. Time required by alginate for gelation at room
32. The wavelength of conventional light curing tip is temperature (20 degree)
A. 400-500nm A. 1-2 minutes
B. 200-300nm B. 2-4 minutes
C. 1000-2000nm C. 6-8 minutes
D. 600-700nm D. 12-16 minutes

33. Condensation polymerization reaction can be seen 41. Which is a solid solution
A. Agar A. Amalgam
B. Alginate B. Co-cr
C. Zoe C. Pd-ag
D. Polysulphide D. Ga-ag

34. Which is added to increase radio opacity in 42. Hand cutting instruments with stainless steel has
composites carbon content of
A. Aluminium oxide A. 0.6-0.8
B. Ferric chloride B. 1-1.2
C. Cobalt chromium C. 6-7
D. None D. 10-12

35. Metallic oxides are in porcelain for all except 43. The type of strain developed when force is
A. Impart colour applied perpendicular to the surface
B. Cosmetic A. Shearing stress
C. Increase strength B. Shear strain
D. Improve bonding C. Tensile strain
D. Compressive strain
36. The orthodontic wires are made of various metal
alloys. Which metal is added in orthodontic wire PEDODONTICS
to decrease its hardness?
44. A 3 year and 7 month old child with a history of
A. Chromium
traumatic intrusion of primary max CI IOPA
B. Silicon
reveals foreshortening treatment is to
C. Carbon
A. Immediate surgical repositioning of 51
D. Cobalt
B. Wait and watch
C. Orthodontic intrusion
37. The bending of orthodontic wire at room
D. Immediate extraction
temperature is an example of
A. Strain hardening
B. Strain flexure
C. Ductility
45. In a stainless steel crown on a deciduous molar D. ADHD
with overhanging margins, gingival pain and
inflammation occurs due to 52. After a trauma in a child a tooth which got
A. Plaque entrapment avulsed was reimplanted and reviewed for 2 yrs
B. Excessive cement overhang shows no mobility, pain, infection or swelling but
C. Crown margins causing irritation there is a marked periapical resorption seen on
D. Leaching of corrosive metal iopa suggestive of
A. Replacement resorption
46. Space maintainers are categorized into which B. External resorption
level of health protections C. Internal resorption
A. Rehabilitation D. Cervical resorption
B. Specific protection
C. Disability limitation ORTHODONTICS

D. Health promotion
53. In case of orthodontically treated median/midline
diastema which retainer should be used
47. Best physiologic medium to transport an avulsed
A. Hawley appliance for 6 months
tooth, which is not to be reimplanted immediately
B. Hawley appliance for 12 months
A. Milk
C. No need of retainer as it itself corrected
B. Coconut water
D. Lingual bonded retainer
C. HBSS
D. Viaspan
54. Spheno-occipital synchondrosis fuses by what age
A. 3 years
48. The purpose of pulpotomy in young permanent
B. 9 years
tooth will open apex is done to
C. 13 years
A. Induce root formation
D. 16 years
B. Prevent tooth fracture
C. Reduces spread of infection
55. While placing orthodontic brackets in fluorosed
D. Closure of apex
teeth, acid etching is done with
A. Phosphoric acid
49. Tooth at the level of gingival in two month old
B. HCL acid
child without any radiographic evidence of roots,
C. No etching required in case offluorosis
treatment is
D. Hydrofluoric acid
A. Surfically remove it under La
B. Let it remain as it is for future tooth and root
56. Increase in ANB angle suggest of
formation
A. Maxillary prognathism
C. Preserve it and reassure the parent
B. Mandibular retrognathism
D. Extract if mobile under GA
C. Maxillary retrognathism
D. Decrease overbite
50. A child suffers from trauma which causes lateral
luxation of the primary central incisor. The incisor
57. In begg’s retainer the retentive bow is given from
is not in occlusion and does not cause
A. Molar to molar
interference. What should be done
B. First premolar to first premolar
A. The incisor should be allowed for passive and
C. Second premolar to second premolar
spontaneous repositioning itself
D. Canine to canine
B. Be repositioned and splinted
C. Reduce the opposing teeth
58. Which of the following is involved in group 1
D. Reduce both the affected and the opposite
functional appliance
tooth
A. Activator
B. Bionator
51. A 3 years and half yrs old having delayed
C. Twin block
milestones,playing with herself, not making
D. Oral screen
friends, difficulty in learning is likely to have
A. Autism
B. Mental retardation
C. Specific learning disorder
 59. Dontrix is 67. For testing the statistical significance of the
A. An spring mounted hanging instrument used difference in heights of children in two classes of
to measure orthodontic force a school, the most appropriate statistical test is
B. To calculate the length of the arch A. Chi square
B. Anova
COMMUNITY DENTISTRY AND SPM C. Upaired t test
D. Student test
60. In statistics, sample means
A. A group of sample
68. AMONG the following pathologies
B. Individual unit in a sample
autoinoculation is present in
C. The units in which sample is given (kg, mm
A. Pemphigoid
etc)
B. Ameloblastoma
D. Sub set of a sample
C. Human papilloma virus
D. Lichen planus
61. No tobacco day is
A. 31 may
69. A pregnant lady uses fluoridated drinking water,
B. 1 november
all of the following are true regarding exposure of
C. 7 april
the fetus to fluoride except
D. 1st dec
A. Placenta acts as a regulator and reduces the
concentration of fluoride reaching the fetus
62. Swine flu has been recently in news and has
B. Placenta acts as a regulator and increases the
spread in almost all countries, this type of
concentration of fluoride reaching the fetus
transmission can be
C. Placenta has no role in fluoride regulation to
A. Epidemic
fetus
B. Endemic
D. Placenta acts as a barrier to fluoride ions
C. Pandemic
D. Sporadic
70. Universal immunization schedule in India
include all except
63. According to WHO, the concept of primary health
A. Measles
centre in hilly areas cover a population of
B. HPV
A. 1 PHC PER 20000 POPULATIONS
C. DPT
B. 1 PHC PER 30000 POPULATIONS
D. BCG
C. 1 PHC PER 50000 POPULATIONS
D. 1 PHC PER 100000 POPULATIONS CONSERVATIVE DENTISTRY AND ENDODONTICS

64. Millennium development goals as set by the 71. In a patient with acute pulpitis, it is difficult for
UNO/WHO was passed in the year the patient to locate the source of pain in the same
A. 1977 arch. This is because
B. 1984 A. No nociceptors are present in pulp
C. 2000 B. Less proprioceptors are present in pulp
D. 2004 C. Patient cannot speak
D. D,patient is not cooperative
65. Measures of dispersion is
A. Measure of central tendency of collecting data 72. Preventive resin restorations (PRR) are used in
B. Measure of standard deviation A. Non-cavitated pit and fissures
C. Measure of variance around means B. Cavitated pit and fissure which requires
D. Value repeating frequently restoration
C. Deep caries to prevent progress of lesion
66. Which of the following is used to measure D. Wide cavity to prevent cuspfracture
prevalence of malocclusion
A. Range 73. A patient come to dentist with decayed
B. Standard deviation mandibular molar, on cavity preparation the
C. Dispersion mesiobuccal cusp and distobuccal cusp were
D. Community found to behaving deep caries, treatment of choice
is
 A. Compomer 80. Injection of 2% LA with adrenaline in blood
B. Cast metal vessel causes/injection of local anaesthetic in a
C. Intermediate restorative material patient gives response as
D. Glass ionomer cement A. Hypertension and tachycardia
B. Hypertension and bradycardia
74. The property which makes a restoration to C. Hypotension and tachycardia
withstand occlusal forces D. Hypotension and bradycardia
Or
Which is the form prepared during cavity 81. After deposition of the local anesthesia in
preparation in which enough room is established mandible, transient bell’s palsy occurs due to
so as the max restorative material can be placed injection into the
without fracture ? A. Parotid fascia/gland
A. Outline form B. Submandibular
B. Resistance form C. Buccinators muscle
C. Retention form D. Temporalis muscle
D. Convenience form
82. Which facial bone is more prone to fracture
75. Schilders principle of biomechanical preparation A. Mandible
in root canal therapy is B. Zygoma
A. A minor apical foramen diameter should be C. Frontal
minimally enlarged D. Nasal
B. Minor apical foramen diameter can be enlarged
at least three to five times that of first binding 83. Oro antral fistula in maxillary third molar best
file treated by
C. It can be transported anywhere A. Buccal mucoperiosteal flap
D. The canal anatomy can be altered B. Platal mucoperiosteal flap
C. Bridge flap
ORAL SURGERY AND GENERAL SURGERY D. Palatal island flap

76. Most common sign of airway obstruction

84. Which is most commonly ligated after an injury to
A. Slow bounding pulse
inferior thyroid vein during thyroidectomy? Care
B. Stretous breathing
should be taken to preserve which nerve in
C. Increased pulse rate
thyroidectomy?
D. Decreased pulse rate
A. Recurrent laryngeal nerve
B. Externa ilaryngeal nerve
77. In bilateral parasymphyseal fracture muscles
C. Vagus
involved
D. Facial nerve
A. Genioglossus and anterior belly of digastrics
B. Genioglossus and mylohyoid
85. A young lady of age 22 years with sore throat for 3
C. Genioglossus and thyrohyoid
days, along with the fever and headache. On
D. Genioglossus and masseter
examination she was found severely dehydrated,
her BP was found to be 90/50 mmHg and tiny red
78. Which of these is not true about throat packing
spots were found to the distal cuff of
A. Done when patient is awake
sphygmanometer most common cause is
B. Should be done after induction of GA
A. Plasmodium falciparum
C. Prevents soiling of trachea
B. Neisseria meningitidis
D. Prevents contamination of pharynx or prevents
C. Brucella
entry of blood into oesophagous
D. Salmonella

79. Nasotracheal intubation is contraindicated in

86. A 12 year old boy developed sore throat grayish
A. Lefort 1
pseudomembranous covering over tonsils and
B. Lefort 2 & 3
pharynx causative organisms?
C. Zygomatic
A. Gram postitive bacillus
D. Maxillary sinusitis
B. Gram negative bacillus
C. Single stranged bacillus
 D. A catalase positive bacilli occurring in clusters

87. IgE is released from the surface of the

A. Mast cells
B. Lymphocytes
C. T cell
D. NK cell

PERIODONTICS

88. Specific plaque hypothesis states that

A. All plaque is pathogenic
B. Plaque is pathogenic where signs of disease are
present
C. Only specific microbes cause caries
D. Special tests are available for caries detection

PROSTHODONTICS

89. Which is not used to measure vertical dimension

of the face
A. Willis gauge
B. Verneir caliper
C. Bolley gauge
D. Boos biometer

90. Freedom of centric or discrepancy between centric

relation and centric occlusion correlates with
A. 0.15-0.25 mm
B. 0.20-0.40mm
C. 0.5-1.5mm
D. 1-2 mm