I

..
.

plasma cells

D.
E.

'

D.

B lymphocytes

E.

T lymphocytes

J '

..

. . ..

.,

Giant cell aflen'tis

Monckeberg medial caldfic sclerosis

%WYL'~~~N

-direct
of

I.

Which of the following represenls Ih&I

common cause of a
h in physical child
abuse?

'

IS

'

I:.:

[ & D - F ~

b.

LUOi tldi181~~

D.
E.

Exsanguinalion
Abdominal lrauma

CDC lympho&it&=e
S~Odali0nwith which of the following?
r
i
-

rce11sp.@mLA

$.

h X . d R -

0.

Class 1 MHC molecules

class 11 MHC molecules
C j b Wrnplernenl receptor
CD3 MHC molecules

iI

:~ P l ~ p ~ l h T t e
nk

,B:

a
D.
E.

3To

Thrombosis
Release o l histamine
Hageman factor activation
Formalion of granulation tissue
Endothelial cell damage and disruplion

A
8.

nuclear division of granulocyles.

atypical regeneralion o! epithelium.
fusion, or nuclear division, of rnononuciear

honI

,(

,'

.
n cause oh1n
is now thought to
ion by which of the

lnfants

,.

followino?

0
8.
C.
D.

E.

A sudden release of a larae a m o u 01

m
n the presence of an antipen 'L.
result in an immediate and severe reaction
known as which o l the following?

6-

Respiralory synqtial virus

Hernophilus influenza, type 8
Mycoplasrna pneurnoniae
Influenza virus
Adenovirus

-8.
C.
D.

E.

Anaphylactic shock
Acute inflammation
Arthus reaction
Leukocytosis
Toxemia

is characteristic ofa

L..

'CS(~W.~Y C .
A
8.
C.
0.

are gram-positive.
are strict anaerobes.
fail to ferment glucose.
do not gmw on nutrient agar.
are common in hospital-acquired
infections.

MU-U

@
E.

Golgi apparatus
Nuclear membrane
Single chromosome
Endoptasmic reticulum

is by which of the following routes?

A

Parenlerally

8. Insect vectors

&,,- 'Which of the following disorders idllnkedj

recessive?
A
8.
C
D.

Neurolibromatosis
~Turner syndrome
Cystic fibrosis-c
Marian syndrome
Hemophilia A
~

C.

pe.
...

Oral-anal
Respiralo~/
Direct skin-lo-skin contact

~~

Xos

generated by which dl

-?3YTc.d
\S'FeOPLED
1s

T suppressor cells

C.

Neutrophits
Macrophages

lowing mechanisms
develop in the oral cavity?
A
8.

Direct extension
Lymphatic spread
C. Hematogenous spread
0 . Sputum entering the mouth
! ' Primary inoculation by contaminated
dental instrument

"

Cnn m'-: !rfi;-c'n9

patients who have an HIV infection EXCEPT

one. Which one is this EXCEPTION?
A

Condyloma acuminalum

8. Hairy leukoplakia
C.

..@

I
;

Chronic herpetic infection

Salivary gland carcinoma

s MOST likely a result of whi

Thrombocylopenia

C. Vascular fragility
D.

E.

Hypoprolhrombinemia
FactorVII deficiency

r s : & p ~D.
mfrlhW

E.

EMux mechanism to expoll drug

from the cell
Mutational alleralion of !he drug

-A

Bronchopneumonia
Bronchial aslhma

D.

Pulmonary emphysema
Interstitial pneumonilis

E.

D'RuL OF

=-?7tcr

n- C a c r - M m s -

Cell lysis

71'3\rcv\Se-f

anligens are composed

8. lnhibilion of host cell metabolism

@
D.

E.

Adherence, invasion, and growlh in or '

.
Fblrcbsf
on hosl cells
&I-*
A
Deslruction of the nudear components h*of the hosl cell
Produclion of toxic metabolic products in
or on the host cell by the parasite

e following is characlerislic of
one. Which one is lhis

B.

C.
D.

E.

glycopmtein.
carbohydrale.

---

17. Oral microorganisms usually

w.They mez-

-.
'

steroid.

Exist as circular RNA molecules

Exist as extrachromosomal elements in
bacteria
Mediate antibiotic resistance
Confer conjugal ferlilily
Carry genelic informalion

of the following?

D.

n v ~ ~ + . t ~ .

Respiralion
Fermentation
Aulotrophism
Nitrogen fixation

primarily by which

C
t involves the

fG

-yed

a c t i v a t i o n r w 6 ~ 2 g e n e s f a r elikely acflvaled by each of the

fblt'owing EXCEPT one. Which one is this
which
EXCEPTION?

~~~

type hypersensilivity
ytactic type hypersensitivity

D.

Point mutation

hypersensitivity
d

-rmrd---

- ~m
k tmvrc~rc

s;nokv,desm=

-,

HlGHcST risk

A
8.
C.

D.

fb; (i-.

i.~ptr.,

..

A..

Untreated gonorrhea
Having many children
Use ,of oral contraceplives
Follicular cysts of the ovaries
A family history of ovarian.cancer

is transferred from a
nt cell by a (an)

8.
C.

if&
I

--

D.

E,

@
B.
C.

D.

-..-

34.

episorne.
transposon.
plasmid
naked nucleic acid.

E.

Candidiasis
Phycomycosis
Actinomycosis
Hisloplasmosis
Cryplococcosis

~ a s s i v e s n l t h s of the && in..

patients with poorly Dnlrolled d~abetes
mellitus are frequently relaled to which: the
following?

@
. 8.
C.

0.
E.

31.

Haw.

a!

<.

.
3

wa\

Mucormycosis
Blastomycosis
Hislopiasmosis
Cryplococcosis
Coccidioidomycosis

Which of the following represents the fundion

of secretory immunoglobulin A in the oral
cavlly?

35.
A
8.
C.

,o
E.

Lyse oral bacteria

Activate complement in the saliva
Promote phagocylosis by oral
leukocytes
Prevent pathogens from adhering lo the
mucosa
Activate NK (nalural killer) cells in the

Whichof the following i s m l i k e l y to be a

a-t
warning sign of an -ing
.__
ban i n m n ?

8.

Angina pedoris
Pulmonary embolus

'

thatmne
in protection

51s

.,.

F:

:.'cancer kills more Americans than does

b.

AIDS.

. ~igh-la1
diets increase the risk of breast
. -. . ~.

cancer in women.
g.7 -.'6 persons
with AIDS have an increased
.. .
:

D.

A
B.

risk of developing cancer.

Persons with autoimmune diseases die
more often from cardiovascular disease
lhan cancer.

Vlhicn ol ihe ffl~rjuriilg terins rf.:?esemi a 1i.v

molecular weight chemical & d i d ~incapabe of
induction of an immune response?

56year-old man had atrial fibrillation for two

years following a myocardial ~nfarct
Subsequently he experienced right flank pain
and hematuria, paralysis of the right side of
the body, and sharply demarcated ischemia in
Ihe left loot. These signs and symptoms were
MOST likely due lo which of the following?

.
'-

Ti,? h 1 0 S r ' r : f l e c l i v e . ~ emeesc.q:o,.

m
a of t h a - m e n l e d
by which of the following?
A
8.

C.
D.
E.

Antigen
Toleragen
lmmunogen

Septicemia
Lymphangitis
Venous emboli
Venous thrombi

D.

E.

Use of birth control pills

Hormone replacement therapy
Periodic cytologic examination
Maintenance of personal hygiene .
Antiviral treatment for recurrent genital
herpes

of the following stages of &

v
a virus be m b l e to the

resents the portion

MOST responsible for i h ~ c t i v i ! ~ ?

-r

@
8.

0. Viral protein synthesis

C.

E.

D.

Viral nucleic acid synthesis

L
Lipid A region
Protein A region
Nudeic acid region
Complex polysaccharide region

c?g
>*

'

:c&,on

tetra

*Z
-'cih

uses rapid injury lo

43.

MOST lung cancers originate in which of the

following?

Alveolar walls

6. Fibrous septae
C.

D.
E.

Kidney
Bone marrow

D.

Pleural lining
Cartilaginous rings
Bronchial epithelium

, ,

48/

Each 01 the following is characteristic of

herpes simplex Type 1 EXCEPT one. Which
one is this EXCEPTIOW

1,

i :'

!1
i

II

Most infections are subclinical.

0. The lalenl virus resides in the neural
ganglia.
C . Most lesions occur in or around the oral
cavity
.- b
:D:': Recurre&siws-are.more -severe than

1:.

A cand~datevlrus for the induction o

ercInoma IS whlch of the follow~ng?

..

f,p$:,c:?-t,s

L.

..,y.,..
4.. >. .,
.\'2:,..<.:::
. ...
=3sxer

Q.

I
I!
I

be expected to
Inach\!ale the virus.

Eps;ri:i-ban virus
Human papillomavi~s

/
The dorsum of the adult tongue is the normal
ecologic habitat for which of the following
microorganisms?
A

8.

Spirochetes
Laclobacilli

1'1
::

IN!

he enlargement of a tissue because of an

increase in the numberptcells is represented
by which of the followktg?

A Atrophy
B. ' Dysplasia
Hyperplasia
Hypertrophy-3,

E.

'(

. .
I

!1
A
Which 01 the following viruses is known for its
antigenic driir!
A

Rhinovirus

) Influenza

D.

w\V

,a$,b

C.
D.

E.

Diffuse myocarditis
Myocardial infarclion
Chronic passive congestion of the liver

'I

lhogenic microorganisms produce each of

following EXCEPT one. Which one is this

E.

of the following terms is applied to the

6. Which
time interval between exposure to a
carcinogen and the emergence of a
neoplasm?

6
8.

-~

D.

Penicillinase
Streplodornase

E.

Rubeola
Rubella
Mumps

C.
D.

E.

Latency
Prodrome
Advalion
Incubation
Pre-malignancy

&$
+
W
,.: ~I

palien[ experiences an infarct and expires

hours. A palhologisl examines the
myocardium of lhis patient. This examination
reveal

.~..
:.-..

,'" -.

$ :'

.- 3'
PI.: ,
$+..
...
&L,.
>..
.
4, .
'

B.

-..
.'-:;

C.

',

I;...
1-

The newly formed. h$hly Vasculari~ed

connective tissue associaled wilh
n-i
is known as which of the

considerable organizalion of granulation

ttssue.
hyperplasia of muscle fibers and an
infillralion of polymorphs
an ingrowlh of granulation lissue into
Ihe necrollc muscle fibers

8.
C.

D.

Bdl

Scar
Angioma
Granuloma
Purulent exudale,mm
Granulation tissue

," 7 . 1-

M i c h of the fdllowing o r g a n i s m O &

wall?

-~BtSrnT

(TQJC~IUIICIL
'un.:i
A

transmitted through an insect vector?'

A
B.
C.
D.

BruceNa
Bedsonia
Treponema
Mycoplasma

.
L

A
B.

D.

Genome is always segmented.

Virion RNA is messenger for prolein
nlhesis.
ion RNA is complementary to viral
messenger RNA.
Viral proteins are synthesized in
equimolar amounls.

f the following m n t s extracellul~r

g microorganism6 to adhere to
srncolh surfaces7

mar*

r b m
I

A
8.

Li~oorolein
. .
Phospholipid

C.

Glycoprole~n

molecule on 8-lymphocytes recognizes

specific anttgens?
A
8.

C.

C3
HLA
Lymphokine

immunoglobulin

I
MOST cases of encephalilis are caused by
which of the following?

4.
1

A
8

C.
D.

E.

Fungi
Viruses
Protozoa
Bacter~a
R~ckettsia

Which of the following drugs i~

slreptomycin in the lrealment o

-: koniazid (INH)
Pan-arninobenzoic acid (PABA)
E. Bacille bilie de Calmette-Guerin (BCG)

-~

that d n usually be
or m m r

nf,the following describe

n
' T one. Which one is this EXCEPTIOK,

..

A
0

E.

Hemophilus influe*ae.
Closlnd~umdiryidle.
Slaphylococcus auntus.
Slreplococcus pneuhoniae.
Prevolella melaninopnica.

To determine the bacteriolmgic purity of

metropolitan water supplie6, sanitary
engineers routinely check the water for the
presence of which of the fdllowing?

9,

Escherichia coli

C.

Giardia lamblia

lires cell-to-cell contac:.

energy-dependent process.
C-,.ds
,
on the presence of pill.
~+9~ge!ta.~-pair:io~ai&@
.! d o es~rans@ror'si$gle':si?a"hed
DNA.
:.:

1.

J
69.

Sterile cutaneous manifestations (rashes.

etc.) are seen in each of the following
conditions EXCEPT one. Which one is this
EXCEPTIOM

fez

Scarlet fever
Rheumatic

D. 1 E.

Q
A

E.

Skin
Liver
Cardiac muscle
Adrenal cotiex
Peripheral nerve

d l

meningitis
Staphylococcal-scalded skin syndrome

Fascial planes
Lymphatic vessels
'
1
C. Venous vascular system
D. Anerial vascular system
E. Seeding of serosal surfaces

The MOSTeffective means blpreventing

disease transmission in the dental office is
based on which of the follo*ing concepts?
A

B.
C.

Asepsis
Disinfection
Sterilization
Barrier techniques
Universal precautions

E.

increased tissue fluid hydrostatic

pressure.

:I

'/

77.

(
4
Which of the following is an \ntracellular
w e 7

A
8.

Aspeqillus navus
Nocardia aslemides

ickling of red blood cells in sickle cell

disease can be accentuated by
ox:
tonsi@n.
LIJOd ca)yeq :ur~si:rt.
CO, partial pressure.
CO, partial pressure.

911)3c(

pp

W h r h of the follow~ngreprdunls an
reactlon that
and

8.
C.

W
A healthy, uninoaulated child who contacts an
elderly person wilh zosler is potenlially al risk
of contracting which of the following?

Abscess
Necrosis
Granuloma

C.
I).

E.
patienl experiences a
gradual onset of progressiv/?,labored
breathing that is characterized by prolonged.
expiratov effort.Which of IhC following
represents the MBST likely diagnosis of this
condition?
Bronchiectasis
Chronic bronchitis
@) Pulmonary emphysema
D. Carctnoma of the lung
E. Interstitial fibrosis
A
B.

an&
dof bacterial
t
w are accomplished by which of the
following?

IgE exh~bitsa strong Fc-mediated-afin~tylor

A
8.

-hat

A
6.
C.

D.
E.

Serotonin release
;
Cytokine synthesis
Delayed hypersensidly

Shingles
AIDS
Herpelic gingivoslomatitis

C.

8-lymphocytes.
D O ~ V ~ O leukocvtes.
~ D ~ O ~ U C I ~ ~ ~

lch of the following represents an aciduric

is found in deep dental c a m
Fusobacleriurn nuclealurn
Streptococcus sanguis
Actinornyces naeslundii
Laclobacillus casei
Prevolella infermedia

EXCEPT one. Which bne is this EXCEPTION)

A
0.

E.

Prostate

E.

Macrophages and interferon

~iar;hea,dementia, and dermatitis

Marked hemorrhage, dyspnea, and

Moon face

n form of

Candida

E.

Actinornyces

Which of the following is lhe portalof entry for

Neisseria rneningitidis?

A
0.
C.

Neuroblaslorna

D.

I"

of the following diseases may cause

sorption of vitamins, fats or proteins
PT one. Which one is this EXCEPTION!

A posilive skin lest in an

had luberculosis is an e

A
B.
C.

alopy.
anergy.
autoimmunity.

Skin
Lung
Intestinal lracl
MUCOUS membrane of the trachea
~ u c o u smembrane of the nasopharynx

0. Crohn's disease
E. Giard~asis

8.

0.

Unsaturated chemical vapor

Quaternary ammonium compounds

Giganlism
spiralion of food can resull in each of the

Loss of appetite

E.

Dealh from asphyxialion

C.

melaplasia.
of h e following diseases can be
ified as an e n d o e s infection?

-: T > b

surrounding tissue.

E.

Subacute infeclious bacterial

endocardilis

.Rickells
Crelinism
Achondroplasia

nls which of the

8.

-.

of the followGg represents a

%cularued
strudure in the
temporomandibular :joint?

8.

&;-.

C.

Fibrous covering of the condyle

Central porlion of the anicular disk

C.
D.

Transversus i '-0.
Rectus

..

-"".

I-'

'

. :..

i i,

'

I::

... .

Lymphalic drainage of the lower eyelid t b n: i tazTL; r /&

upper lip, and skin and muscles of the nose and
fi. ..
the cheek is inilially inlo hich of the following
lymph nodes?

of mo\ecu*s into cotligen tibrii=

/--~
.
~

8.

Submental

@
D.

E.

'

...

A -*.ribosomes.
'

..

E.

'' '

--.

lysosomes.
extracellular space.
rough endoplasmic reliculum.
smooth endoplasmic reliwlum.,

-\

Plalysma
Buccinator

nerve: ;,!;... . ,.
in\ermediolateral u
thoracic spinal cv

.. .,

... I.
....

.. .

cranial nerve V and the muscles of

maslicalion.
cranial nerve VII and Ute muscles of
iaaal expression.
C. cranial nerve X and the inmnsic
laryngeal muscles.
D. cranial nerve XI1 and the W n s i c langue
muscles.

@
-

E:; . n'

In the superior nasal meatus. in

common 'with the ethmoid oullets
i In the middle nasal meatus, at the
inferior part of the semilunar hialus

oflk.t~LyeinpcorZuicIs.
the f o l i 3 w i n g . i ~ $ M o ~ i ! : ~ l i s- i:
, .p
...
.is:rd with the immune system?

;;?'k,mU
lyff+*lji

-..

A
8.

&E.

Dust
Merkel .!
KupHer's
Langerhanr
~ e l a n o c ~rft e

-.

- .;

,- .
. .,
-'

@
E.

8.

E.

lp4.

Which of the lollowing is a sensoryi nerve?

A
8.
C.
D.

Vomer
Parietal
Temporal
Zygomatic
Pterygoid ptale

--

C.
D.

Spleen

, .. :

Which of the following represents VleJalerd

boundav of the retropharyngeal space i t the
level of the oropharynx?
.

:B

Thoracodorsal
Long thoracic
Medial pectoral
Lower subscapular
Medial anlebradlial culaneoqs
T

Which of tho followtng represents 1

4 anterior
boundary 01 h e mandibular fossa ofithe
lemporal bone?

Carotid sheath
Slernodeidomasloid '
Pterygomandibular raphe
Stylopharyngeus musde and ils fascia
Medial plerygoid musde and its fasaa

D.
E.

Styloid process
M d a r eminence
Pelrotympanic fissure
External acoustic meatus
Vaginal process of lemporal b w e

/
,..:

"Jhich of the fouowing is characterized by the

p d s j u ! u n !he dorial surtace of the
~ngue?

i
1.

:.

k
..

Lymphatic nodules
Filiforrn papillae
Foliate papillae
Fungiform paplllae

c., .-. ..:

podion of a wall of the

0.
C.

" .

Palatine tonsil

/ Which of the following bones comprises a

A

...

-.;

bp(h .ef@ren(

vbsscls?

YG\

J{
I

..,

h#

Which of Ule following exhibits p h a g 9 c

adNlty in the central nervous system?
Ependymal cell
Micmglial cell
C. Oligodendmcyte
0. Fibrous aslmcyte
E Proloplasmic aslrocyte

... ' :,c%L- '

,.:,.. :
he bucd~\w,myscleoriginates from which
f

enlehr the pterygopalatine

r of d e fo11wring7
%>

.;:-

'

C.

\I$
Foramen ovale

A
F;..":~
8. Pterygoid canal
?.;2~

manc.

.,.

niz'--'
The oblique .line QI,mandible
maxilla a:) '
-.*;.
8. The incisor fossa of mandible end
maxilla
..
C. The pterygomandibular raphe and the
hyoid bone '
The plerygomandibular ligamenl
(raphepend alveolar processes of the
maxilla and'lhc mandible
E. The frontal processes of the maxilla and
the mandihte
.

and

II

Foramen

Which of the following reQresentsa musde

thal assists in depressinq the mandible?

..

'.

' . L

.,a

. .

3 Anlerior belly of the higastric

.
.,.
*<F

Which of the lollawing is the functional unit of

lhe kidney?

Which of the following is *e muscle whose

lendon loops around the Nerygoid hamulus?
A

B.

e'
E.

Tensor tympani
Musculus uvulae
'
'
Tensor veli palalini I
Levalor veli palalini
Superior pharyngeal itonslriclor

Cysts in the midline of

epithelial rcmnanls of

eck can arise from

of the following?

<

Cewical sinus
!
Thyroglossal d u d
C. Ultimo branchial bdd$
0. Pharyngeal (branch' pouches
E. Pharyngeal (branchia umoves

The branches of the maxille/iy actery supply

one. Which one
each of the follow~ngE X C E ~ T
is this EXCEPTIOM

,Nasal septum
0. Mandibular lnason 1
Hard and son palate
Skln of the forehead 1
E. Muscles of masticalio/a

.. . .

Lobule
. .
- . ..,.
.. Nephron
Glomerulus
D. Minorcalyx
E. Bowman's 'capsule

3'

. ..

-24.

Each of the folldwing structures is wrapped in

Ute investing layer of the deep cervical fascia
EXCEPT one. Wnilh one is this EXCEPTION!

;a

h-fmpezius
'.lemothymid

'::,,'T',:'
,.

' "'..:'..

k*:.. .;

C. Anterior scalene
~nocleidomastoid
E. Inferior beHy of omohyoid

Alter an automobile accident, a patient's chin . . ,.

...'',:- .: :..
deviates to the lefi on opening his mouth
widely..His mandible is probably fractured at$$.?:+::::('
.,.: ...
which ofthe following poink?
,
. ..'I..
. . ..
;.
...-...,.. . .,. . ,
:: :
'. i . +<,; w;..
..
. :....
, A . -Genial luberde . . .
:
*.; & .
.
'
. @ . Left mndylar.neck
. . .;...;':
.
,. . . .
,.
.I!.
.. :
..... ,,,'"<.L.
.: . ,
C.. Right condylar neck
..,-.
;.:.
. . .::.._...,,I.
,:...., . D. Len mental foramen
.~
E Right mental foramen
,:: :
:.
. .

.:.

'

,...-.

*?.:

-::.

-&

"

are dosed by contracthon of

which of the following7

+ Tarsal plaks
Orbicularis ocull
Superior end inferior red
Zygomaticus major and minor
Levator palpebrae superioris

0.

E.

'

E.

Submandibular d u d

Post an ' '

m h m e r s to the
p
m
n
d by way of
which oiihe following nerves?

portion of which of the fohowing muscles

has fibers inserting inlo ihei!arliwlar disk of
Ihe lemporomandibule- ioidt?

__.-

E.

E.

Greal auriwlar . . .
Middle mcningeal

Superficial head of thf midiai pterygoid

)I

The right postero!at6ral thoracic wall is

drained by wrilch of the following veins?

nerve supply lo the

anses from which of ih

C.

Right brachiocephalic

Serornuwus glands are cha4 3derized by the

presence of whlch of the foflqhvlng7

@
C.

Demilunes
Stereocilia
Massive numbers of
osornes
Large intracellular can llculi
Smooth muscle throug
t the stmrna

DI

E.

superior thyroid.
ascending pharyngeal.

'Ovary

Which of the following is

Ihe poslenor aspect of

11
Median

D.

Axillary

E.

Musculocutaneous

1I

-E.

Epiphyseal plate of grDwing bo

of the following represents the cause of

the intense basophilia exhibited
01t~nhl==*=9
\ .--@r:
.n
--.---.--..,
Interior alveoiar
.

_ I _ _ _ _ _ L _

-yl "'

A
-

..I

,-

&"-'

ria

D.

Alkaline phosphatase aclivily

h m d a n t rough andoplasmic reticulum

Which of the following structures lies direclly

ANTERICR I 7 the sca!enus amenor musde?
..

.
SJbdai;rKve*-,

5ima

06 (LIT J

&4I*(,

SimrAe cuboidal

. Vertebral anew

..

.. . ,

Subdavian artery
Costocervical lNnk
Superior lrunk of the brachial plexus

C.
D.
E.

I
Which of the fallowing initiates the mesial drifl
of a posterior tooth?

Tonofibril

Proximal abrasion
Loss of a distal loolh
Asymmetrical hypercemenlosis

8.
C.

1I

Keratohyalin granrr/kr
!!

inlo the oral cavity?.

I'

Which of the following is the only part of the

aaslrointeslinal syslem that has villi, goblet
cells, and mucous-secreting glands ithe
submucofa r

A
8.

D.

E.

Fibrocartilage normally &rs

A
8.
C.

(P8
,

E.

C.
$

On the piica fimbrla

On lhe buccal lrenu

in the

epiglottis.
external ear.
epiphyseal plate. ',
interveflebral disc6.r
C-shaped rings in
wall of the
trachea.

..

Ileum
Slomach
Jejunum
Duodenum
Appendix

Each of the following netves passes lhrough

the jugular loramen EXCEPT one. Which one
r. .
is 'this EXCEPTION)
A

@
C.
D.

Vagus
Hypoglossal \
-.'
Glossopharyngeai '
Spinal accessory 1.-

"'

The medial pterygoid muscle is attached lo

which of the following?
A

Pterygoid harnulus

D.

Medial surface of the medial plerygoid

plate
Laleral surface of the greater wing of Ihe
sphenoid

E.
/

T.:

'.'!nich

. ?;::ec!!y

!he lo!lov;i:~; aneries i

trornlhe ce!iac trunk?

o!

Eacka: fir fol!ming isa f&.n

o t an ad&.
s$ee~gXCFr~m.Wfi~clrmsis
IC~&-.~.~..F,
EXCEP~ON?

Le?: $as!nz

C.

D.
E.

ShOrl gasiiit
Right gaslric
Gastroduodenal
Proper hepatic

cl

':
E

Produdion of lymphocytes
n-=-.\=c ..,,A:. :.
Produdion of eryVMnltes
Storage of red blood cells
Destruction of red blood cells
Filtration of blood to detect foreign
bodies
.
.
;< -.-.-..- 2

--

organelles?

..

D.

A unilorm growlh of the epithelial diaphragm

:t

results in the lormation of which of the

following?

Nucleolemma
8. Mitochondria
C. ~eterochromatin
@ Rough endoplasmic
E. Smooth endoplasmic

(@
8.
C.

D.

Single-rooted tooth
Double-rooled tooth
Triple-rooted 100th
Tooth without a mol

The trapezius musde inserts on which part of

the scapula?

Fundic,glands possess which .dlf,lhe following

:
cell lypes7

I/

A
0.

Paneth
Goblet

D.
E.

Principal
Caveolated

I-.<'-

@
C.
D.

SP~W
Medial border
Glenoid cavity
Lateral border
Corawid process

'II
I

Certain nerve libers form a plexus in the pulp

cavity. The cell bodies of lhese fibers are
found in w h i i ganglion?

lollow~ng?

8.

&
,

Rectum
Stomach
Esophagus
Small intestine
Large Mestine

il
;:
i

i~

I
I

A
8.
C.

0.

Nodosal
Ciliary
Petrosal
Geniwlale 'c
Trigerninal

Lateral

11

of the following is nomially keratinized?

Adipose tissue is found ilithc su?mucasa of

the palate in the
1
1

i.
6.

C.

3.
.-.
'.

r1155~.
incisive papiila.
midline at the level
lateral area at the
kI of the premolars.
lateral area at the
of the molars.

'

E.

9
D.

-. Sonpalale

&
Gingiva
L
- -

., .

//
The bone composing the cortical plate oilhe
alveolar process consists of which of the
following?

Which of the following

A
A
8.

C.

-E.

Bipolar Unipolar
Purkinje

-.

.
5-9

\-

:,!veolar mucosa
Fioor of the inoulh
Mucous membrane of lhe lip

~r.

,
<.

-C

. .I

., , . . B.
~, . ~ . ..~. . ,
.

..

. .

. D.

Pseudounipolar

E.

Cancellous bone with wide marrow

spaces
Cancellous bone with reduced marrow
spaces
Haversian system and circumferential
lamellae
Haversian systems but no
circumferential lamellae
Circumferential lamellae bul no
haversian systems

'r
Which of the following
for the formation of the
pJlatine lonsil?

61es is responsible
jusl a@r
to the

epithelial mot sheath (Hertwig) is the

apical continuation of With of the following?
A
8.

Styloglossus
C.
D.
E.

d.
D.

E.

M N h of the following p
A
8.
C.

Stylopharyngeus
Palatopharyngeus
Salpingopharyngeu

Monocytes
Clara cells
Goblet cells
Type I pneumocytes
Type II pneumocytesl

ce surfadant?

Inner enamel epilhelium only

Outer enamel epithelium only
All four layers of the enamel organ
lnnerand ouler enamel epithelium only
The stellate. reticulum and the stratum
intermedium only

B9. Which of the following nerves innervate the

lungs?
A +Bssopnaryngeal -a
lsrprgeal
8. Phrenic and intercostal
@ Vagus and sympathetic
D. Greater and lesser splanchnic

from the face occurs in which of lhe following?

..

this EXCEPTIOM

A
8.

Motor nudeus of V
Spinal nucleus of V
Trigeminal ganglion

pq I

ich of the following represents a nucleus

that has been postulated to serve as a part of
.the 'gale control' system for pain?
A

Myeloid

8. I.:!mphoirl
,

..

,.:
...,ddi.*;......

7.

O. Musoid c~nnective

D.

@' Areoiar connective

@>

The oblique group of fibers o h e periodon

ligamenl serves primarily lo
ent
following directions?

I*:.
:. , .
.
.
.
*.r*:Qr,:;a
:VT'.T.
Nvdc'.<-. .:-.:i;=,,s
Nucle.;.. ambiguus
Substanlia gelatinosa

Injection of a local anesthetic containing a

vasoconstriclor
thevessels
attached
would affect theinlo
blood
of gingiva
which of the
following?
A

C.
D

.- .

Mesial
OCCIUS~I-;:

..i.zLl

1 ...r.y.
z

E.

Submucosa
Dental pulp
Lamina pmpria
Basal layer of the epithelium
Epithelial covering of the gingiva

y the

of

Which the following circulaling while blood

cells are FEWEST in number?
A
8.

74.

Mantle dentin
Interglobular dentin
Contour lines of Owen
Granular layer of T o m
Reduced numbers of
processes

A
B.
C.

D.

,&

Lymphocytes
Monocytes
Neutrophils
Eosinophils
Basophils

..

--

~.

~~~....
.-

y.
..
\..

Which of the follow^

l a k e structures t
surface toward the
and consist mainly

'

In which of the following organelles are

glycoproleins assembled for extracellular
use7

I,

...

Nucleolernma
Polyribosomes
-.Golgi apparatus
Rough endoplasmic reticulum
E. Smoolh endoplasmic reticulum

,,'

0.

',
\\

',.
....

I.

,/
..

Ween the primitive

A

B.

atria and ventricles.

left and right atria.
ventride and the conus afleriosus.
sinus venosus and the right atrium.
truncus arteriosus and the Len atrium.

.B
E.
tempera:ure ente

!c by w y oI which of

C.
D.

E.

tral nervous system .

derived from branchial
ich of the following

bunk with the

4,
&,
C.
D.

Which of me followl
contains dopamine

8.
C.

Which of lhe loll

a tooth exhibits a
A

d is frequently affected

Caudate
Amygdala
HippocarnpU 1:
Inferior olive
Substantia

Fusion
Gemination
Taurodontia

thoracic spinal nerves.

splanchnic nerves,
thoracic viscera.cardiac nerves.

major sensory innervat~onof the

temporomandibular joint is derived from
which of the following nerves7

ta a nucleus that
,

Preganglionic sympathetic cell bodies

Postganglionic sympathetic cell bodies
Preganglionic parasympathetic cell
bodies

A
D.
E.

..

Greal aur~cular
Auriculotemporal
Inferior alveolar
Posterior superior alveolar
Temporal branches of the facial

ich
conditions, phagocylosis
rs in the lining of the

@
C.

D.

venules.
sinusoids.
arterioles.
capillaries.

90.

Each of the followi

associaled with the
one. Which one is I

C.
D

superior portion [of

-; [e
ht
muscle conneds the

EXCEPT

'-.a.
@

Facial
Abducens
Trochlear
~rigeminal

D.

h ~ ~ ~ \ 0 5 5 3
.9uhqDL

tongue tothe hyoid.mandible lo the hyoid.

tongue lo the mandible.
styloid process of the skull lo the
mandible.

,
96.

91.

C.
D.

E.

Pars dislalis
Pars luberalis
Pars intermedia

.v

. .

8.
C.

nucleus ambiguus.
nucleus soiitarius.
hypoglossal nucleu
superior ganglion of
spinal nucleus of th

A
Facial nerve
v p e r i o r cervical g+
Greater pelrosal ne
Glossopharyngeal n
E. Otic ganglion

Which of the following cham

cytoplasmic extension of an

.Qd
-8.
C.
D.

Mivolubules and
milochondria and
Microtubules and
Large numbers of
Myacin filaments

a
I

94.

C.
D.

Cell bodies of
of the pterygold canal
follow~ng?

'

&

,/'

synapse in the

rues the

onto blast?

Each of the following SlNdUres is localed

within the carotid sheath EXCEPT one. Wl:ich
one is this EXCEPTlOM

~t?'~ic":Ze
Internal jugular vein
Common carotid artery/--.

of the' following is the cellular organelle

that contains many types of hydrolytic
enzymes?

Bochephy~

. .,
. '.

7
mouth rinse c o n t a i n s - 0 . 0 S ~ F
t . Which of '
thefollowing represents the mncentration '

6 106.

Which of the following-

Keratin. .'
~ntegri":. .
C. .Collagen: .
0. -~hondroitin
E... +lyaluronate
A

:J)

A high
4.x

the cell membrane

exlacellular matrix? .

.+ac
kLp,*n~
-

&c. ovvr

d"

.
...

~eeognitionof AcTH uy
target e
n depends
upon the binding of the hormone to'a specific
receptor &me
. . .

paired with an aclivat

polymer =.CEPT ,me.
.EXCEPTIOK?

...

one is this -

C.

D.

. . . .

- -.......

. . :--. '
. . . . . . . .
.

6 <d$' m' addilion lo being a@l

p

104. Which of the follo

B
C.
D

E.

Pyruvate -+
Pyruvale+
Phosphoenolpyru
Oxalocelale
Pyrwale + lacl

'

mitochondiial: 'membrane. .:. .u'

8. .lysosoinal m6mbrane. , ..
C . . nudear membrane.
m m e . .
E . chmmasame, ..
...-

A:

Sucmse -Mut
UDP-glumse G
Sucrose Levan

product of
met~bdbm.carbon dioxide is required as a
substrat& for an eeyrne that is associated with
h iof the fdlotbing?
Biasynthesis of glymgen from glycerol
8ioiy6thesk of fatty acids &n acetyf CoA
Biosynthesis of ribose-5-phosphate from
glucose
D . Oxidalion of acetyl CoA by lhe cilric acid
cycle
E. Generation of ATP during rnilochondrial
oridation of NADH

_.
....

Bochephy~

. .,
. '.

7
mouth rinse c o n t a i n s - 0 . 0 S ~ F
t . Which of '
thefollowing represents the mncentration '

6 106.

Which of the following-

Keratin. .'
~ntegri":. .
C. .Collagen: .
0. -~hondroitin
E... +lyaluronate
A

:J)

A high
4.x

the cell membrane

exlacellular matrix? .

.+ac
kLp,*n~
-

&c. ovvr

d"

.
...

~eeognitionof AcTH
target e
n depends
upon the binding of the hormone to'a specific
receptor &me
. . .

paired with an aclivat

polymer =.CEPT ,me.
.EXCEPTIOK?

...

one is this -

C.

D.

. . . .

- -.......

. . :--. '
. . . . . . . .
.

6 <d$' m' addilion lo being a@l

p

104. Which of the follo

B
C.
D

E.

Pyruvate -+
Pyruvale+
Phosphoenolpyru
Oxalocelale
Pyrwale + lacl

'

mitochondiial: 'membrane. .:. .u'

8. .lysosoinal m6mbrane. , ..
C . . nudear membrane.
m m e . .
E . chmmasame, ..
...-

A:

Sucmse -Mut
UDP-glumse G
Sucrose Levan

product of
met~bdbm.carbon dioxide is required as a
substrat& for an eeyrne that is associated with
h iof the fdlotbing?
Biasynthesis of glymgen from glycerol
8ioiy6thesk of fatty acids &TI
acetyf CoA
Biosynthesis of ribose-5-phosphate from
glucose
D . Oxidalion of acetyl CoA by lhe cilric acid
cycle
E. Generation of ATP during rnilochondrial
oridation of NADH

_.
....

CuIrLn*j6rr-..'C

. .
.. . .

9'

. .. ,.

C.
I,:. I

./PI

:.

,,

IflC11n

U#.,o

srnr

'

ib:*.l17te

0 1

-.

produces whidl of th

a.

Aspa&aad

Glucose and
Glucose and

C.

,
715. The exbcenular ma& includes each of the
lonowing &cmmd&les
D(CEPT one.
Which one is this MCEPnOM

'

It is an inert d
It readily loses
eleclmns.
C.
It has an atomic
same as that of
@:It..is lhe bet ele
A
8.

-;

Cdlagen Type lV
6. Proleoglyens
C. ' .Fibmuslin
D Laminin

elemenls.
-.-.
.
..
the following ,+aracttrizes. the
J) Y:1 6. '.Which
mtcwpijthtia~
of. .re+to~
al

DTA- and .alra!e inhibit

by binding
-. which

'

'

a.

Na'.

C.
D.
E

Mg-

...

df the

HCO,.
Fe"

'i

1.-

..

:.

7%:.
..: :.
i:
'-7 . .'
'

S.A;

,.$3.;:;.> . .

response
. -. 8
.,. . ' p&pagaled in a non-deaemental
manner ..
.
-... . ... C? Universally presenl in all nerve tissues
.&. :":.: . Graded
acmrding lo lhe strength of the
.
stimu1i;s
.
An allor+&

'

;..

. .-... . - . ,

..

..

--

C.

Pmmoles ex

vsiou:

steroid hormones?

W t h a t i s complementary to mdNA can be

which of the fallowing?

8.
C.

D.

Triacylglyterol

DNA ligase
A relrovirus
RNA pciymerase

8. Air enlering the intraplwral space

C.

..

0.

Pundure of the Ihoracic wall

impairmen1 of M i of the following?

Decreased

f22. W h ' i of Ihe followin

Which of fhe fo~lowin~describe~lhe

5'43'

N-terminaI+C-

D.

@A

r-35'

urine sample with a

hydrogen-ion rJncentral

2 x l0":d.

C.
.~

1 x 1O"M.
.

. ...

,.

-:

..
I

.-

--

... . ~ - -

&' ~

h iori mt conowing tissues uses kettpdies as a majw fuel in lhe fed stale?

129. Choose Me pair

.-CO; is produced

Consumed
ATP synthesis
~ytochmme
'iakidase
The Krebs cyde
e The Krebs cyd?
e ATP synthase

C.
E.

ne strand of DNA
A. 30 percent.T and
percentage of Con

. .-

.- ~-

I~;J'$

134. W i c h of the following arefal soluble

,..
,...
-..

'

Musde
Adipose
Red blood cells

D.

:...

Brain

-@-*

'

_.

.- ~.
~

Thiamiile. niacin. ribonavin, pantolhenic

8.

Riboflavin. pantothenic acid.

tetrahydmfolate
A. 0. K. and riboflavin

C.

-.

wh& Of

&

A A raoid but brief I L s e in C I - s ~ i

,B
Equil but oppb
---and Na'.
yC,....A rapid
/'
A condud&.

: I'
i

B.

I,

. .
Nerve fibers
Abditory ossides .
wave characleristic of sound
. ...i-.-si::;
..
..%
mrwgh a nu@$&
-bnpartment
Penehfion of the s m d waves through
thin membranes

-&
A

ihe fdlowiog?

)-

E.

. .

he following BEST describes

' P m i ~ (G-Prote(nsr?
'

Glywgenolysis;

They are important mrnponcnts 01

ste.roid hormone signal transduction.
8. They catalyze the reaction that produces

E.

Gluconeogenesi.

C.. They are tightly bound to adenylate

cydase.
PQlvE :
They usua~b+mct+bte
p;t~!ein kinase C.

.
.-..~

Podocytk n found in which of.. the following?

~

P--

A
0.
0.

'"',,,,

Distal tubules
Pmximal tubules
Ascending Loop of Henle
Descending I m p of Henie
GI~~WUW
capsules

C.

~-

(4'

1
,'

1''

i
/
:
'

L
.
/

.138. -which
I n u l iclearance
~
of the fofl

Which of the following is correctly matched?

sed to estimale

'

A . Hislamine
0. F-

&
E.

ad?-&..!<
1
[~k

w{ri*-w'd4

E~chafIgeS for phosphale

in hydroxyapatite
Majorbuffers in saliva
Salivary antibody
Enamel.:protein

&;;'

M&i

Collagen

EXCEPTIOAF

.'

0.

There will be no1

Albumins
Keratins

ovement of water
pressure,

C. Increased plasma oncotic pressure

,
147. Which of the following

9.

''

organs concerned with maintenance of

jteletal musde tonus?

inlo the

.::-8.. Musde spindles

C. Gamma e f l e r e n l s - + ' h ~ ~
Padnian corpuscles+-

GGo$ tendo

F. Pyruvate dehydr

.?-;-.&$B;afBJ

.Jtbl&t\~l]
t9nsboll

!.

.~

/-

-.

7.

E&

151. R e d d renal bloodflow can cause

offhe lo

hypertensionby
which of the following?
~eleas; of renin' ..
~efle; vasoconslriain
C. Retention or potassium in blood
0. Inaeased oulpul of epinephrine

..A>

B.

??Z ARer the hand is immersed in warm waler for

amine

several.minutes. Ihe sensalion of heab

Adrenal

. decreases in ,inlensity because of

..

..qactijjtio~lor t h e d receptors.
.

hro poinl discriminalion.

central inhibitin.
0. kineslhelic sense.

C.

i,
.__.

.
. .
-.

Subslantia nigra
,

....

wrapped around '

A albumins.
B. keratins.
i.@
.: hi35i5<

. . , .. ..-.
.

C.

'

grawth h m n e .

0. thymid-stirnulaling hormone.

.. .

Is&

Yi

ich ofgnthe
w
iol lof
:collagen?

BESTdesaibes

x,. ..

..@The
A soluble fiber of ground substance
most abundanl protein in the body
E.

Sulphur-containing

C . ,A fibrous protein with a high content of

lryptophan
0. A globular
.+ protein with a high cant*:^! of
h~oxyprolme

Water excretion

D.
E

Thyroid gland
Environmental lemperature

C.
Fiuctose
0 : Maltose
E. Lactose

[.

158. <Massmovem&nts

the laQe intestine

when food enteis

and bound

'I

"'.

adrenergic nerves

',,

.I
I

',.

i
i

- i65.

9.-.

Cholesterol

E.

Phosphalidylcholine

Which of the following vitamin derivatives is

. needed lor mnverling gluase to lactic acid?

A

.&

-C

E.

21

Thiamine (as cocarboxylase)

8. Panlolhenic acid (as coenzyme A)

Nlcotinamlde
Pyridoxine (as(as
pyridoxal
nicotinamide
phosphate)
adenine
dinudeotide)
Cholecalciferol (as
dihydroxyrholecalciferol)

b
l,

! In the presence of a amstant heart rate. blood

"

~ s s u r changes
e
may be dlietly a l M n e d to
alterations in resistance. Wch of the
following.offer lhis resistance?
A

8.

Veins
~ e o u ~ e s -'

&W:fe
i s:\

~ ~ l ~ ~ , , st1
, i t ~

13

Aifenoles .
Capillaries

yi.., b c

,....
> IS!<,y .. I

y lf ( \\\[!A

$ti'

172 Preganglionic autonomic nerve fibers are

exdusively
A , epinephrine.

somalic.

of the .followipg.represenlslhe n o d
l~gic.stimylusfoc ipe HeringBreuer

',

174. The first sound one hears while determining

C Tubulent blood flow thmugh the arteq

0. lnlermittenl flow through venous valves
E ' Laminar blood Row through the
d u d e d artery

5TveQm

axon. This risulls in whi

The activation of a s
The rnnt6ction of b

D.

A musde adion

E.

contradion
Brief repetilive firing o

,4? ~ii&did&.~- 3 p.4

0. Nucleoside
2 - ,
C.

D.
E.

'

Deoxyribose
Phosphate
A purine or pyrimidine

rying capacity of

,'

arterial blood

Ion channel

183. Which of the following occurs when- .venous

.~
!

- -

'

9
-

rents a

.dGalactose
E.

@.

Thyrod~secretiodis I t i t h ~ by
~ whi*
~
following?
A

'

..,-

- ..

p l a s m to the e$hrocyle

Hypoxia

184. Which of the following is the LEAST effective

o'lhe

emulsifying agefl?
..

B.
C.

Lecilhin
Bile sall
Cholic acid

ckGterol
.. -

fr.o

/ ' .

"

iti"s

erythrocyte to plasma
&ibijndie ions f w m
e&rZ+STo
#asnu:
.. C.. ~ o i e r n e nof
i hydrogen ions from
hemoglobin t<.ilasma
0. Movement of bicarbonate ions from

Ribose

'

good.reaches iheJungs3
.. 'A--.M.o ,G&fi=nl.ol*laiide'

E.

Deoxycholic acid

--.

-.;-

- . .,

-.

'

The cell membrane is the LEAST permeable

to which of h e lollowing?
.

. .

Water

?:

.A

i-

0. Elhanol
, E. Glycerol

,,'..A

--

!
I

'

'
,

186. Glucose is reabso

the proximal
primary adive

8.

01 the following structures?

A
8.

&)/lsborl in the proximal

C.

a
proximal tubule

,3
.
..
,
-'
(* .. .

Mitochondria
Troponin complex
Transverse tubules
Endplale varicos~t~es

ilY/lyl

\..-I
.
-

,(

187. Inhypoxic ske1.e

by NADHa
fo11owing7
A

Ethanol

AcetylCoA

ich of the following hormone3 can cause

~pncenlra!ion of s e m ' h l a ~ Z m
ions7

1111 I

FSH

CJy/ A substance alters Ihe rate o f a n enzymatic

reaction by binding to Ihe enzyme a:la site

other lhan the active.sge. The substance also
allerr Ihe mnfo&alion o!jhe emyme to
pmduce a lower readion ide.'The substance
desuibed is a (an)

4.- Pulmonary AV sh
A

uncoupler.

I
,

0. competitive inhibitor.
E

post-translatmnal modifier.

189. Which of the following

the MOST potent stimu
cenler2

194. Which of the following hormones slimulales

the panaeas to secrete enzymes?
I

/
I

A
20
8. 20

2.0

I!

.,., r.,,..

IICO~~CPS-I

8. Enlerokinin
C. S o r ~ l o s l a t i In6 b . I r

I,

D.
4%~-

t l e . ~ .I~ K A ~ , r~c k
,

. En:,:

~gastrone
Chdecystokinin

?4

GfiL7

~ j , . J - ~ + $ r n u l dHc C L

59~0c4*v,b

;.

iWhich of the following portions of the

nephmn does tubular

eledmcardiogram corresponds lo ventriarlgr

-3

pwave61raoJ e p o l f i f l z :
C.

Proximal t

E.

Bowman's

rcs~.s--%~

0-

pr,., h

i 49.
SF

PR interva1,)11I!fl
~flrvl@/&
0. STintewal ,yd&?Tl,'c,
E. QRS complex v r n ! , v r 'rr c l J o fl
C.

"YIT.
.

."90.
Which of the following EKG intervalsl
.-,

196. ',~k~letalmuscles

J,

and myosin filame

/'

.-

1 7 .197.
-.

Which of the f0110wi

digesiwe a+on of
-'for some lime after

'

the digestiC=
",,

0. Water absorp
concentrates

E.

Contractions o
bolus.
.-

r-7<

k.

198. \ Sectioning of the hy

-'
'

!stalk wil! produce ea

EXCEPT one. Which
-..

,p8_
o

1nferl;lity

,*. R ~ m c e dBMR

H, Y P ? ! ~ % - ~

Alrophy of the a

! represenls the pmpagation time of the cardiac

impulse between the SA and AV nodes?

,
i
-

is EXCEPTION!

""'"

All test items refer to p

"primary" is specified. 1:

nent teeth unless

All test items relatin

canine and molar re
specified. Terms suc
synonymous with the

lusion refer to Class I

ip unless otherwise
ormal" or "ideal" are
efinition.

105. A carious developmental pit is MOSTiikely to be

found in the lingual surface of which of the
fouowing?

@
0,

1
E.

Maxillary central indsw

Mandibular central incisor
Maxillary lateral incisor
Mandibular lateral incisor
Mandibular canine
r>\

,
; ,!.I

!=: 2

ich of the following morphologic variations

would worsen the prognosis for existing
periodontal disease?

. .

4%&
8.
C.
D.

4 112.

?J

&la1
Ut$ua~

C.
D.

Proximal
..
Facial and I

116. From the facial vtew, which of the following

r e r -.s?rtc the d~stal~ ~ ' t l i fof
i ethe crown of a
- . i r - , csnica (fx'. '
.ct area to

i
I

~ s ? ~ , ~n2;4noa
\ b ~w r ~ i k ~ ~ V
C.
D.

,'

117 Which of the following muscles act to protrude

the mandible?

,
I'
-

Distofacially

A
8.
C.

,-'

Y
!

Irregular
Straight

./

C.

,/113.

i*

,.'

..

Which of the foll

molar?

'\

Fused mots
Excessively long roots
Amelogenesis irnperfecta
Shoveling lrail in cenlral incisors

In the intercuspal
following anterior

&

s the potential1of

E.

Right and left masseter

Right and left temporalis
Right and lefl medial pterygoid
Right and left lateral pterygoid
Righl and lefl anterior digastrir

antagonists?

i
118. Which of the following describes the depth of
curvature of the cervical line on t h e e a l
surface of Tooth # 1 3 ? 2 n
A

114. When viewing the

the facial aspect, e
the major cusps a
Which one is this

A
8.
C.

&

Mesiofacial
Distofacial ;
Mesiolinguall
Distolingual

r y first molarfrom
Ihe following tips of
e EXCEPT one.

6.

TION?

:c.
D.

E.

Greater than that on the mesial surfaceof Tooth 116

Less than that on the mesial surface of
Tooth # I 1
The same as that on the mesial surface
of Tooth #6
The same as that on the mesial sudace
of Tooth #I1
Greater than that on the mesial surface
of Tooth #5

119. In a normal occl

Ihe distolingual cusp of

lar occludes wtth which

to the middle thirds in each of the following

EXCEPTone. Which one is this EXCEPTIOW

120.

Mestal loss

From an occlusal
teeth are descrlb

123. The conlacl areas of anlerior teelh are incijal

9-

mandibular second
mandibular third
a mandibular firsl
second
t a mandtbular second
third
mandtbular third

Dislal wnlacl of lhe maxillary canine

Mesial contacl of the maxillary canine
Mesial contact of the maxillary lateral
lnclsor
Mesial contact of the mandlbula
Inctsor
Distal conlacl of the mandibular laleral
incisor

,
D
'

:
Z

;
.q

,~

whlch of the lollowlng

heart.. - ? i , ' 7

124. The contact area on the distal surface of a

maxillary lirst premolar should be place< :
(?!.I :he

D.

Most man

Some man

..
,

middle lhird of the proximal surfat* wilh

the lingual embrasure greater lhan the 1
facial embrasure.
\
0 . occlusal third of the proximal surface 1
wilh the lingual embrasure greater than :
Ihe facial embrasure.
C, occlusal third of the proximal surface
wilh the facial embrasure grealer lhan .the lingual embrasure.
0. junction of the occlusal and middle
thirds of the proximal surface with lhe :
lingual embrasure greater lhan the
.'
facial embrasure

second molars and

~~

,/ '

".

'

121. Whlch of the loll

LEAST likely lo i
phys~ologicmax
contacts?

.
-7 .
.

'

MOD on a

D.

MO on amaxi

mesiofacial cusp of the maxillary first molar

opposes which of the following mandibular
structures?

r right first premolar

right second

fl first molar
1
',

Til

in a 3-year-old
two teeth in the op
of the lollow~ngtee

Ii

125. In a Class 1
I intercuspal relat~on.the

,i-

122. Presumtng normal

on a maxillary right

C.

en1 of lhe dent~tion

tooth occludes with
jaw EXCEPT which

, k '

0.
C.
D

'&.

Distobuccal cusp of the first molar

Distofacial groove of the firsl molar
Mesiofacial groove of the firsl molar
Embrasure belween the firs1 and
second molars
Embrasure between the second
premolar and the firsl molar

..

126. Which of lhe following molars has five cusps

and two rools?
C.

Mandibular
cisor and maxillary

A
0.

@
D.

E.

Maxillaryfirsl
Maxillary second
Mandibular Rrsl
Mandibular second
Maxillary third

132. Each of the following structures is normally

exhibited by mandibular incisors EXCEPT
ing grooves of the

one. Which one is this EXCEPTION?

A
0.
C.

Cingula
Mamelons
Lingual fossae
Marginal ridges
lmbncation lines

,*;

.\

128. From the occl

which 'mandibvl?r .
i , . . ~.h.?"(a:

"..?i

,'

.,
.

In an ideal occlusion, the lingual cu~p: o: :;

m:72:lia!z- t+th o;,:i.>::
b,,hich i; .d~?,.:r!ic
i..? n;::xi;l;ry
c'cntition'?

B.
C.
.

,@

Lingual grooves andlor

Lingual grooves andlor
Lingual grooves andlor
embrasures
~ i n ~ ugrooves
al
andlor
ernbrasures

central fossae
marginal ridges
occlusal
lingual
ic-

129. Which ~f !he to

134. For each Of the following tooth surfaces the.

proximal height of contour is in the incisal
third EXCEPT one. Which one is this
EXCEPTION?

E.

Mesiofacia

130. If lines were drawn

cting the orifices of

the root canals of

triangle would be
triangle would be

B.
C.

D.

Mesiofacial 14
Distofacial to'
Mesiofacial 16
Each leg woU

131. The periodontal ligri

collagenous I
ela;tic fibers.
C. muscle fibers;
0. tendons.

Mandibular central incisor, distal

surface
B Mandibular lateral incisor. mesial
surface
C. Mandibular lateral incisor, distal surface
0: Mandibular canine, mesial surface
& Mandibular canine, distal surface
A

the same length

?l35': Which of the following describes the ConlaGI

relationship between a maxillary central
incisor and a maxillary lateral incisor?

&. Contact is offset to the lingual

6.
Q
IJ.

Contact 1s centered indsoce~lcally

Lingual embrasure is larger than the
facial embrasure.
lncisal embrasure is the largest of all
the ernbrasures.

Which of the fol

;'

140. When the mandible makes a right lateral

excursion from an ideal intercuspal relation,
the mesiolingual cusp of the maxillary right
first molar passes through which of the
following mandibular structures?

Embrasure between first and second

0.

Embrasure behveen the first molar and

second premolar
Lingual groove of the first molar
Distofacial groove of the first molar

\---.

and BEST developed?

..-w--

141. The maxillary lel' rcrc,;.d prer ;!a

S L I :<anec!,r
~

l i . : ;:,;.. .;q
C.

ch

E ,

ie

c.:

-!':'..

Di~tofac~al

ndibular second

the mandible from right lateral relation to

maximum intercuspation, which cusp moves
between the facial cusps of the maxillary right
second molar?
'

C.
D.

continuous
distal to the

A
0.

Distofacial of the mandibular first molar

Distal of the'mandibular first molar
Mesiofacial of the mandibular second

Dislofacial of the mandibular second

E.

Mesiofacial of the mandibular third

Maxillary lateral incisors: mandibular

C.

Maxillary lateral incisors: maxillary and

mandibular canines
Maxillary central incisors; maxillary
lateral incisors; and maxillary canines

operative proced

8.

Mesial of c

d distal offirst
lar and distal of first

molar
Mesial of se

0.
E.

Distal of

canih
E.

-.

Maxillary and mandibular lateral

incisors: maxillary canines $.
Maxillary and mandibular cantnes

149. When maxillary and mandibular teeth are in

maximum intercuspation, the facial cusp
ridges of maxillary teeth lie

opposite the central fossae of

mandibular teeth.
8. opposite the central grooves of
mandibular molars.
C. opposite the linguo-occlusal line of
-,
mandibular teeth.
facial to the facial cusp ridges of
mandibular posterior teeth.
E. lingual lo the lingual cusp ridges of
mandibu!ar ~osteriorteeth

--

!mbrasure in .
teeth is found between which of the following
S L ; , ~

&

' Maxillary central incisors

8. Maxillary central incisor and lateral
incisor
I

incisor

--

...

151:; The contact area that is MOSTnearly circular

is located on the crown of which of !he
following maxillary premolars?

=;"
A

B
\

Mes~alof the first

Dlstal of the first
Mes~alof the second

/
/'

152. .Which of the fillowing BESTdescribes the

normal color of the crowns of primary teeth?

A
8.
C.

@
E.

Grayish-white
Yellowish-while
Much darker lhan the color of the
permanent teeth
Lighter than the color of the permanent
teeth
About the same as the color of the
permanent teeth

1,',

157. On the occlusal surface of a Y-type

mfrorOm'ttCee&
area mainly in which of

mandibular second premolar. the Y pattern is

formed by which of the following grooves? i,

A
8.

Mesial and distal

Lingual and central

..

s of its facial, and lingual

.. ~.
~~

158. Which of the following

ents BEST

describes a mandibula
facial aspect, with roo1
',

.. ~ ~ .

754. i i t e cusp cf Ca e / i is a ficqurnlly c . :

i:
morphologic fe/[eb
which of me following
molars?
;

:$'?
C.
D.

first and second

E.

i-Fe longest tn?&iiX$is

lo the
viewer's right. . .
TI-honest
incisal slope is iothe .
viewets right.
A facial outline, .which.is~oncave
from
the contact area to the cervical line, is lo
the viewer's-right.
A facial outline, which is convex from the
contad area to the cervical line, is to the
viewer's right.
A facial outline, which is straight from
the contact area to the cervical line, is to
the viewer's lefl.

J'

,'

/ 159.

155. In an ideal arra

narrowest inci
between which

C.
D.

has a contact a
at the MOSTce

a)
C. ~

-.

E.

Mesial of T
Distal of
Mesial o
Distal of
Mesial a

The permanent incisors and hrst mdars are

erupted. The primary canines and molars are
still in place. This is typical for a child of what
age?

A - 5 years
8. 7 years
9 years

Lateral in
Canine a

156. Which of the loll

cclusal embrasure is

3D
r w n surfaces of teeth
s theoretically located

L....!

.,.-

160. Which of the following fiber bundles of the

.
..

.. .,

..

_-

.
3 rS0-b

,.$,,A-

1 1 years

periodontal ligament are the MOST

numerous?
*.~

Apical

Oblique
Gingival

C.
D.
E.

Horizontal
Transseptal

161. Which of the f o l l a

165. The mandibular second molar normally

characteristic of the

begins calcifying at

9atively
' fewer nerve

.-

. .-. .-. .

" ,

wide: mssiodis~~lly.
it]:,gar ~ciusogin~vally.
'
. armwer faciolingually.
D. wider rnesiodistally and longer
-. incisocervically.
@ narrower rnesiodislally and wider
faciolingually.
.

Mandibular cani

rrnally ebupt b e h v ~

D.

13and 14

167. The condyle on th=Lbenerally

rotates about a
In an ideal inter

mandibular second

C.

. -.

en maxillary first and

:.!
-- --?
~.

.-,
.
.-

---

CentralL

horizontal axis and translates laterally.

vertical axis and translates laterally.

maxillary second
the maxillav second

164. Each of the fa

sagittal axis only.

0. horizontal axis only.

molar opposes t

8. distal fuss

rwves enters lhe

ibular first molar
ne is this EXCEPTION?

168. When compared to their permanent

successors. the sum o l the mesiodistal
diameters of the primary first and second
molars is usually

...-,
'&> less.
6
C,

greater.
the same.

in ulero. Ihe
epithelium thickens in lhe region where lhe
teeth will later form. This thickening
represents the

169. At approxirnateli.iveeks

gingiva.
cap stage.
.@ ) dental lamma.
Ci. tooth bell stage.

,8

',

;'

174. lnh e illustration below. which number

designates the retgded contacting position7

175. Each of the following root surfaces on a

mandibular first molar normally exhlblts a
longitudinal groove EXCEPT one
IS th~sEXCEPTION,

Surface
A'

B
'.

.\

[3.

172. On the crown

illary canine, which of

the structure lhat is

Mesial
Distal
Mesial
Distal

Wh~chone

'Root

Mesial
Mesial
Dislal
Distal

176. When examining the nomlal mandibular arch

from a sagittal view, whal inclinalion of the
teeth can be observed?

$
8.

Mesial m
C.
.

J':

-..

173. Which
cervicalofline
Uleofol
mandibular p

E:

Both anterior and posterior leelh are

mesially inclined.
Both anterior and posterior teeth are
distally inclined.
Anterior teeth are distally inclined;
posterior leeth are mesially inclined.
Anterior teeth are mesially inclined;
poslerior teeth are distally inclined.
Anterior and posterior teeth are straighl

usually describes the

al surface of the

177. Which of the following represents lhe MOST

,

powerful muscle of maslication?

.@
8 .
C.
D.

E.

Masseter
Temporalis
Geniohyoid
Lateral pterygoid
Sternocleidomastoid

...

--.

A
0.

Slraighl fornee
Downward, forward, and lateral
Downward, forward, and medial
Downward, backward, and medial

179. Rank the followi

183. Enamel hypoplasia thai is limited to the
inusal lhirds of incisors, incisal tips of
acial, mesiolingual.

8. Mesiofacial.

lingual, distolingual.
trimester in utem

iofacial, distofacial,
iofacial, distolingual.

Rampant caries during infancy

g*.

A metabolic disturbance during infancy

E.

(about 6 months)
High fever at 9 months

184. Which of the following represents the correct

180. The arrow on I

E.

cusp for the illustration below?

protrusive.

D.

left lateral;

23

Distal cusp. firs1 molar

istofacial cusp, first molar
cusp, first molar
Facial cusp, sewnd premolar

--------/

--

,
"

--,

178. The arrow on t

frenum are from which of the following

_ __ _

---

._--..---<-.--.-

182. ~ h non-working.$&
d

P e f l ~ ~ r l.::-ich
tij
of
the following movs~~'imis?
k

Straighl foritbe.cs
Downward, forward, and lateral
Downward, forward, and medial
Downward, backward, and medial

183. Enamel hypoplasia that is limiied to !he

incisal thirds of incisors, incisal tips of
A

Mesiofacial

.,&..A metabolic disturbance during infancy

lingual, mesiofacial.

E.

(about 6 months)
High fever at 9 months

184. Which of the following represents the correct

180. The arrow on the
the path taken by

cusp for the illustration below?

Distal cusp, first molar

istofacial cusp, first molar
D.

Facial cusp, second premolar