NBDE PART 2 NEWEST 2024 ACTUAL EXAM
200 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY
GRADED A+.
Prostaglandin inhibitors cause all of the following except: -
ANSWER>>> increase gastric mucous
What kind of drugs cause unconsciousnessness as a common effect?
- ANSWER>>> psychogenic
What drugs are contraindicated for asthma patients? - ANSWER>>>
NSAIDs - cause bronchospasm
long term asthma - give corticosteroids instead
Patients with osteoradionecrosis often have ___gy of radiation
therapy. - ANSWER>>> 4-5
A patient is on IV bisphosphonate 3 mL for 3 years and has carious
and unrestorable tooth. What is the management for this case? -
ANSWER>>> Stop regimen 1 month before extraction and don't do
endo treatment.
What is the most common side effect of nitrous oxide? - ANSWER>>>
vomitting and nausea
What is a fear in patients who have anaphylactic shock? -
ANSWER>>> laryngeal obstruction
Steroid supplements are indicated in patients with 10mg in how many
years? - ANSWER>>> 2
,A patient comes in with erosive crust in skin with target. What does
this person likely have? - ANSWER>>> erythema multiforme
Describe 2 actions diazepam has in GABA: - ANSWER>>> 1. anti-
anxiety effects
2. anti-convulsive effects
Identify this common malignant disease. It occurs more frequently in
maxilla than mandible. It causes patients to have a lion-like deformity.
Teeth have extensive hypercementosis. Usually a malignant bone
tumor forms - usually an osteosarcoma. - ANSWER>>> Paget's
Disease
What results when there is an absence of a primary tooth? -
ANSWER>>> permanent eruption is slow
Visible light curing has what wavelength? - ANSWER>>> 400-499 nm
Interaction of propanolol and epinephrine has a syngeristic interaction.
But epinephrine increases risk of what 2 things? - ANSWER>>>
bradycardia and hypertension
- use selective beta blocker like metoprolol instead
Name 3 categories of drugs that are most likely to cause xerostomia: -
ANSWER>>> 1. lithium (antipsychotic)
2. calcium channel blockers (Nifedipine)
3. anticonvulsants
A patient has a swelling after extraction and he is under penicillin
therapy. What would be the next drug of choice? - ANSWER>>>
Clindamycin
What does beta lactamase do? - ANSWER>>> Inhibition action of
penicillin
Drugs that both have same intrinsic effect and different receptor
affinity have the same ____. - ANSWER>>> efficacy
, A patient comes in and has an addiction to oxycodone (opiod) - what
drug is contraindicated? - ANSWER>>> Codeine (opioid)
Most antipsychotics have what irreversible side effect? - ANSWER>>>
Tardive dyskinesia (sudden purposeless movement)
What is an indication of Lantaprost? - ANSWER>>> Glaucoma
A patient comes in with a large radiopaque lesion in carious affected
tooth. What is this lesion likely to be? - ANSWER>>> condensing
osteitis
If a patient has blue sclera, what disease does the patient have? -
ANSWER>>> osteogenesis imperfecta
Patient's maxillary denture made her tissue inflamed and weird and
you decide to make her a new denture after. What should you do first?
- ANSWER>>> place tissue conditioning in her old denture
If you inadvertantly extract the wrong tooth, what do you do? -
ANSWER>>> replant it ASAP
Identify diseases that have granulomatous lesions. - ANSWER>>> 1.
Crohn's Disease
2. Wegener's Syndrome
3. TB
4. Histoplasmosis
5. Sarcoidosis
6. Cat-scratch disese
A patient has had a labial lesion for 7 days and a similar kind of lesion
was there a week before. What is this lesion called? - ANSWER>>>
recurrent aphthous ulcer
A patient comes in with a suppurative lesion. What is it likely to be? -
ANSWER>>> Actinomycosis
200 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY
GRADED A+.
Prostaglandin inhibitors cause all of the following except: -
ANSWER>>> increase gastric mucous
What kind of drugs cause unconsciousnessness as a common effect?
- ANSWER>>> psychogenic
What drugs are contraindicated for asthma patients? - ANSWER>>>
NSAIDs - cause bronchospasm
long term asthma - give corticosteroids instead
Patients with osteoradionecrosis often have ___gy of radiation
therapy. - ANSWER>>> 4-5
A patient is on IV bisphosphonate 3 mL for 3 years and has carious
and unrestorable tooth. What is the management for this case? -
ANSWER>>> Stop regimen 1 month before extraction and don't do
endo treatment.
What is the most common side effect of nitrous oxide? - ANSWER>>>
vomitting and nausea
What is a fear in patients who have anaphylactic shock? -
ANSWER>>> laryngeal obstruction
Steroid supplements are indicated in patients with 10mg in how many
years? - ANSWER>>> 2
,A patient comes in with erosive crust in skin with target. What does
this person likely have? - ANSWER>>> erythema multiforme
Describe 2 actions diazepam has in GABA: - ANSWER>>> 1. anti-
anxiety effects
2. anti-convulsive effects
Identify this common malignant disease. It occurs more frequently in
maxilla than mandible. It causes patients to have a lion-like deformity.
Teeth have extensive hypercementosis. Usually a malignant bone
tumor forms - usually an osteosarcoma. - ANSWER>>> Paget's
Disease
What results when there is an absence of a primary tooth? -
ANSWER>>> permanent eruption is slow
Visible light curing has what wavelength? - ANSWER>>> 400-499 nm
Interaction of propanolol and epinephrine has a syngeristic interaction.
But epinephrine increases risk of what 2 things? - ANSWER>>>
bradycardia and hypertension
- use selective beta blocker like metoprolol instead
Name 3 categories of drugs that are most likely to cause xerostomia: -
ANSWER>>> 1. lithium (antipsychotic)
2. calcium channel blockers (Nifedipine)
3. anticonvulsants
A patient has a swelling after extraction and he is under penicillin
therapy. What would be the next drug of choice? - ANSWER>>>
Clindamycin
What does beta lactamase do? - ANSWER>>> Inhibition action of
penicillin
Drugs that both have same intrinsic effect and different receptor
affinity have the same ____. - ANSWER>>> efficacy
, A patient comes in and has an addiction to oxycodone (opiod) - what
drug is contraindicated? - ANSWER>>> Codeine (opioid)
Most antipsychotics have what irreversible side effect? - ANSWER>>>
Tardive dyskinesia (sudden purposeless movement)
What is an indication of Lantaprost? - ANSWER>>> Glaucoma
A patient comes in with a large radiopaque lesion in carious affected
tooth. What is this lesion likely to be? - ANSWER>>> condensing
osteitis
If a patient has blue sclera, what disease does the patient have? -
ANSWER>>> osteogenesis imperfecta
Patient's maxillary denture made her tissue inflamed and weird and
you decide to make her a new denture after. What should you do first?
- ANSWER>>> place tissue conditioning in her old denture
If you inadvertantly extract the wrong tooth, what do you do? -
ANSWER>>> replant it ASAP
Identify diseases that have granulomatous lesions. - ANSWER>>> 1.
Crohn's Disease
2. Wegener's Syndrome
3. TB
4. Histoplasmosis
5. Sarcoidosis
6. Cat-scratch disese
A patient has had a labial lesion for 7 days and a similar kind of lesion
was there a week before. What is this lesion called? - ANSWER>>>
recurrent aphthous ulcer
A patient comes in with a suppurative lesion. What is it likely to be? -
ANSWER>>> Actinomycosis
