In CBCT technology, the speed with which individual images are acquired is called:

 # In CBCT technology, the speed with which individual images are acquired is called:
A. Running rate
B. Frame rate
C. Projection rate
D. Image rate


The correct answer is B. Frame rate.

The number of images constituting the projection data throughout the scan is determined by the detector frame rate (number of images acquired per second), the completeness of the trajectory arc (180 to 360 degrees), and the rotation speed of the source and detector. The number of basis images making up a single scan set may be fixed or variable. Higher frame rates have both desirable and undesirable effects. Higher frame rates increase the signal-to-noise ratio, producing images with less noise and reducing metallic artifacts. However, a higher frame rate is associated with a longer scan time and higher patient dose. In addition, more data are obtained, and primary reconstruction time is increased.


Hemorrhage secondary to heparin administration can be corrected by administration of:

 # Hemorrhage secondary to heparin administration can be corrected by administration of:
A. Vitamin K
B. Whole blood
C. Protamine
D. Ascorbic acid


The correct answer is C. Protamine.

The half life of intravenous heparin is about one hour and if a patient bleeds, it is usually sufficient just to discontinue the infusion; however if the bleeding is severe, the excess can be neutralized with intravenous protamine.

# Most reliable method of identification of a person is by:

# Most reliable method of identification of a person is by:
A. Anthropometry
B. DNA finger printing
C. Dactylography
D. Dentition



The correct answer is C. Dactylography.

• Derived from GK word daktylose-finger ,graphein- to write
Dactylography is the method of identification based on unique epidermal ridge pattern on the tips of fingers. It is a most accurate and unfailing method of positive identification. No Two Individual will have identical fingerprints It is better method of identification than DNA profiling. DNA profiling would be same in identical twins but fingerprints are different. Fingerprints remain permanent throughout life and even after death and in advance stage of decomposition. Fingerprints have general characteristic ridge patterns that permit them to be systematically classified. Pattern can be easily emailed and printed, enabling intercontinental criminals to be caught easily.

Marked salivary gland hypofunction

 # Stimulated whole salivary flow rate of less than _____ ml/min indicates marked salivary gland hypofunction. 
A. 0.6 
B. 0.7 
C. 0.8 
D. 0.9 


The correct answer is B. 0.7.

It is difficult to define absolute “normal” values for salivary output due to great interindividual variability and, consequently, a large range of normal values exists. About 0.3– 0.4 mL/min for unstimulated flow and 1.5–2.0 mL/min for stimulated flow are considered normal. Unstimulated whole
saliva flow rates of < 0.1 mL/min and stimulated whole saliva flow rates of < 0.7 mL/min are abnormally low and indicative of marked salivary gland hypofunction. Higher levels of output do not guarantee that function is normal, however, as they may represent marked hypofunction for some individuals. Therefore, these stated values represent a lower limit of normal and should serve only as a guide for the clinician.

Reference: Burket’s Oral Medicine, Thirteenth Edition

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