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MCQs on Removable Partial Dentures : Introduction and Classification

# Class IV Kennedy classification is: A. Bilateral edentulous area located posterior to the remaining natural teeth B. Unilateral edentulous area located posterior to the remaining natural teeth C. Unilateral edentulous area with natural teeth remaining both anterior and posterior to it D. A single but bilateral (crossing the midline) edentulous area located anterior to the remaining natural teeth # A distal extension partial denture receives its support : A. From terminal abutments B. Equally from abutments and the residual ridges C. Mostly from residual ridge D. Exclusively from residual ridge

Dental Materials MCQS - Physical Properties

1. Stress is defined as: A. An applied load or force B. A deformation resulting from an applied load C. An external force opposing an applied load D. An internal force opposing an applied load 2. Strain is defined as : A. An applied load or force B. A deformation resulting from an applied load C. An external force opposing an applied load D. An internal force opposing an applied load

BPKIHS BDS Annual OSPE Examination 2017 - GIT, Endo-Repro, Integumentary and Hepatobiliary system

BDS Annual OSPE Examination 2017 Endocrine, Reproductive, Integumentary , GIT, HB System(Unit III & IV) SET B 1.      Anatomy: a.      Key: Liver                                                     i.      Identify the specimen.                       (2)                                                    i...

BDS VIVA Questions - CNS, MSK and Special Senses - Annual Exam 2017

BDS Annual Examination 2017 VIVA Questions CNS, MSK & Special Senses SET B     Anatomy: a.      Name the type of fibres present in corpus callosum.          (2) b.     What is Bell’s Palsy? Mention its clinical features.               (2) c.      What is pterion? Mention its clinical significance.                (2) d.     What are the structures found in internal acoustic meatus?            (2) e.     What are intrinsic muscles of eye?                               ...