INBDE FINAL 2K EXAM ACTUAL EXAM NEWEST 2025
COMPLETE 70 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) LATEST UPDATED
VERSION 2025 |ALREADY GRADED A+
Patient: 23-year-old Asian American male
Chief complaint: "About three hours ago a crazy guy came up to
me on the street and hit
me in the head with a bottle. I felt okay at first, but now I feel
dizzy and nauseous."
Background/or patient history: Not applicable. Current Findings:
Swelling on the right side of the patient's head, superior and
anterior to his ear. He is slurring his speech. The results of an
MRI indicate an epidural bleed.
Question: The hemorrhage is located between which two types
of tissue?
Answer- dense connective tissue and compact bone
which bones might be fractured? check all that apply
,answer- 1. parietal
2. frontal
3. temporal
4. sphenoid
There is most likely a tear in the wall of which blood vessel?
Answer- middle meningeal artery
Which of the following steps is most likely to happen FIRST?
Answer- release of von will brand factor (vows)
Patient: 62-year-old African- American female
Chief complaint: "It's excruciating to brush my teeth and it's
gotten so bad that even my face hurts. It feels like I'm getting an
electric shock and then I don't have any pain for a while." She
says the pain is limited to the right side.
, Background/or patient history: The patient has been to another
dentist who performed a root canal on her 2nd maxillary molar,
but this procedure did not lessen the pain. Medications: Extra
Strength Tylenol
Current Findings: Light touch to the patient's upper lip elicits a
strong pain response. A light touch on her forehead, the tip of
her nose, chin and lower lip do not elicit a pain response. You
send her to get an MRI and cranial angiogram.
Question: which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?
Answer- trigeminal neuralgia
the patient's pattern of sensitivity suggests that which of the
following nerves is involved?
Answer- maxillary- CN V2
the cell bodies of the nerve you suspect is transmitting the pain
are in the?
Answer- trigeminal ganglion
COMPLETE 70 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) LATEST UPDATED
VERSION 2025 |ALREADY GRADED A+
Patient: 23-year-old Asian American male
Chief complaint: "About three hours ago a crazy guy came up to
me on the street and hit
me in the head with a bottle. I felt okay at first, but now I feel
dizzy and nauseous."
Background/or patient history: Not applicable. Current Findings:
Swelling on the right side of the patient's head, superior and
anterior to his ear. He is slurring his speech. The results of an
MRI indicate an epidural bleed.
Question: The hemorrhage is located between which two types
of tissue?
Answer- dense connective tissue and compact bone
which bones might be fractured? check all that apply
,answer- 1. parietal
2. frontal
3. temporal
4. sphenoid
There is most likely a tear in the wall of which blood vessel?
Answer- middle meningeal artery
Which of the following steps is most likely to happen FIRST?
Answer- release of von will brand factor (vows)
Patient: 62-year-old African- American female
Chief complaint: "It's excruciating to brush my teeth and it's
gotten so bad that even my face hurts. It feels like I'm getting an
electric shock and then I don't have any pain for a while." She
says the pain is limited to the right side.
, Background/or patient history: The patient has been to another
dentist who performed a root canal on her 2nd maxillary molar,
but this procedure did not lessen the pain. Medications: Extra
Strength Tylenol
Current Findings: Light touch to the patient's upper lip elicits a
strong pain response. A light touch on her forehead, the tip of
her nose, chin and lower lip do not elicit a pain response. You
send her to get an MRI and cranial angiogram.
Question: which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?
Answer- trigeminal neuralgia
the patient's pattern of sensitivity suggests that which of the
following nerves is involved?
Answer- maxillary- CN V2
the cell bodies of the nerve you suspect is transmitting the pain
are in the?
Answer- trigeminal ganglion
