Local Anesthesia -CDCA Board Updated Exam 2026 WITH
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What is the maximum recommended dose of epinephrine for a healthy adult? -
ANSWERS-.2mg
V3 exists from the foramen? -ANSWERS-Ovale
What nerve has been anesthetized if the soft palate is numb? -ANSWERS-The Lesser
Palatine
A woman has immediate swelling on her face following a PSA injection. What was the
cause? -ANSWERS-Hit the Pteragoid Plexus
What is the immediate treatment in office for a hematoma? -ANSWERS-Cold pack
What is the recommended treatment to the patient for a hematoma following the
appointment? -ANSWERS-Cold Pack for 1 day, then gentle heat
What causes trismus? What is the patient care for trismus? -ANSWERS-Trauma ( too
much anesthetic in one place) or TMJ. Tx: Passive motions then stretching the muscles
How do you dispose of the syringe armamentarium? -ANSWERS-Sharpes container
What is the longest you should leave on a lidocaine topical patch? -ANSWERS-15
minuets
What tissue is easiest to anesthetize with topical anesthesia? -ANSWERS-Non
keratinized mucosal membrane
, What injections do you give for perio treatment on #14, 15 and 16? -ANSWERS-PSA,
MSA, Greater Palatine
What nerve supplies the tissue to the maxillary anterior lingual? -ANSWERS-The Naso
Palatine Nerve
What nerve has been anesthetized if the lower lip is numb? -ANSWERS-The Mental
Nerve
.
When does anesthetic expire? -ANSWERS-When the pH increases in the drug
If you give a PSA, what root may not be anesthetized? -ANSWERS-The MB root of the
first molar
V3 innervates all but? A. Mental. B. IA. C. Infraorbital. D. Preauricular -ANSWERS-C.
Infraorbital
Where is the injection site for the buccal injection? -ANSWERS-Buccal and Distal to the
last molar at the height of the occlusal plane.
The maxillary nerve is primarily? A. Sensory. B. Motor. C. Both -ANSWERS-A. Sensory
If you inject 1/3 of the needle on an IA and hit bone, what do you do? -ANSWERS-Pull
out and redirect over the incisors.
What is the most common cause of needle breakage? -ANSWERS-Bending the needle
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What is the maximum recommended dose of epinephrine for a healthy adult? -
ANSWERS-.2mg
V3 exists from the foramen? -ANSWERS-Ovale
What nerve has been anesthetized if the soft palate is numb? -ANSWERS-The Lesser
Palatine
A woman has immediate swelling on her face following a PSA injection. What was the
cause? -ANSWERS-Hit the Pteragoid Plexus
What is the immediate treatment in office for a hematoma? -ANSWERS-Cold pack
What is the recommended treatment to the patient for a hematoma following the
appointment? -ANSWERS-Cold Pack for 1 day, then gentle heat
What causes trismus? What is the patient care for trismus? -ANSWERS-Trauma ( too
much anesthetic in one place) or TMJ. Tx: Passive motions then stretching the muscles
How do you dispose of the syringe armamentarium? -ANSWERS-Sharpes container
What is the longest you should leave on a lidocaine topical patch? -ANSWERS-15
minuets
What tissue is easiest to anesthetize with topical anesthesia? -ANSWERS-Non
keratinized mucosal membrane
, What injections do you give for perio treatment on #14, 15 and 16? -ANSWERS-PSA,
MSA, Greater Palatine
What nerve supplies the tissue to the maxillary anterior lingual? -ANSWERS-The Naso
Palatine Nerve
What nerve has been anesthetized if the lower lip is numb? -ANSWERS-The Mental
Nerve
.
When does anesthetic expire? -ANSWERS-When the pH increases in the drug
If you give a PSA, what root may not be anesthetized? -ANSWERS-The MB root of the
first molar
V3 innervates all but? A. Mental. B. IA. C. Infraorbital. D. Preauricular -ANSWERS-C.
Infraorbital
Where is the injection site for the buccal injection? -ANSWERS-Buccal and Distal to the
last molar at the height of the occlusal plane.
The maxillary nerve is primarily? A. Sensory. B. Motor. C. Both -ANSWERS-A. Sensory
If you inject 1/3 of the needle on an IA and hit bone, what do you do? -ANSWERS-Pull
out and redirect over the incisors.
What is the most common cause of needle breakage? -ANSWERS-Bending the needle
