OS Papers (Feb21 To July12)

0221E394
Final B.D.S. Examination

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Date: 05/02/2021
[Time: 03 Hours] [Max Marks: 70]
Instructions: (1) Answer to the point.
(2) Figure to the right indicates marks.
(3) Draw diagrams wherever necessary.
(4) Write legibly.
(5) Use separate answer books for each section.
Section I
Q.1 write any two (14)
a) Define and classify haemorrhage. Describe in detail management of bleeding from
extraction socket.
b) Principles of flap design
c) Primary assessment and management of trauma patient.
Q.2 write notes on (any three) (15)
a) Trigeminal neuralgia
b) Ludwig’s angina
c) Complications of exodontia
d) Ranula
e) Vestibuloplasty
Q.3 white in one sentence (any six) (06)
a) Which movement is used for extraction of maxillary anterior teeth?
b) Where is carnoy’s solution indicated?
c) Bull’s eye type of appearance is seen in which type of iopa appearance?
d) What is the principal action of ammonia in syncope?
e) What is the ideal treatment for angle fracture?
f) Which facial bone is most prone to fracture?
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Section II
a) Define local anaesthesia. Write in detail about inferior alveolar nerve block
b) Classify midface fracture. Write clinical features of le fort 2 fracture.
c) Classify osteomyelitis of jaw bones. Describe in detail the pathophysiology, clinical signs
and management of osteoradionecrosis.
Q.5 write short note on (any three) (15)
a) Use of antibiotics in oral surgery
b) TNM staging
c) Winter’s war lines
d) Pterygomandibular space
e) Myofascial pain dysfunction syndrome
Q.6 write in one sentence (any six) (06)
a) What will be the protein content of n Odontogenic Keratocyst?
b) Plunging Ranula
c) What is the cause of Osteoradionecrosis?
d) Styloid process divides which space into anterior and posterior compartment?
e) What is the best method of sterilization in oral and maxillofacial surgery?
f) What is tinel’s sign used for?
g) What is the optimum role of movement during distraction osteogenesis?
h) What is the commonest cause of TMJ Ankylosis?
i) What is the most common microbial population found in an infected maxillary sinus?
0920E264
Date: 05/09/2020
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Section I
a) Define cyst. Write in details about clinical features, radiological features and management
of Odontogenic Kerato Cyst.
b) What is space infection? Define and classify Facial Spaces. Describe in detail
Pterygomandibular space with its importance.
c) Discuss clinical features, diagnosis and treatment of TMJ subluxation.
a) Complications of Local anaesthesia
b) Mandibular 3rd Molar impaction
c) Control of bleeding after extraction
d) Sutures used in Oral & Maxillofacial surgeries
e) Genioplasty
a) Principle of Autoclave
b) Stages of General Anaesthesia
c) Crossbar elevator
d) Cleft lip etiology
e) Define ameloblastoma
f) Write two Analgesic drugs with dose
g) Coronoplasty
h) Rubber band Extraction
Section II
a) Define Le Fort fracture lines. Write in details about clinical features, radiological features
and management of Le Fort I fracture.
b) Describe clinical features, investigations and management of oro-antral fistula.
c) Discuss clinical features, diagnosis and treatment of Osteomyelitis of Jaw.
a) Gap Osteoarthroplasty
b) Trigeminal Neuralgia
c) Silography and Silolithiasis
d) Antibiotics in Oral surgeries
e) Dental Implants
a) Whitehead Varnish
b) Winters Lines
c) adrenaline in Local Anaesthesia
d) Bristow's Elevator
e) Deans Alveoloplasty
f) Define Syncope
g) Hepatitis B Vaccination schedule
h) Dry Socket
1219E571
Date: 11/12/2019
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Section I
a) Define temporomandibular joint ankylosis. Classify ankylosis of TMJ. Write in detail the
etiology, clinical features, radiological features and management of Bilateral ankylosis.
b) Classify fascial space infections. Write in detail about Ludwig’s angina and its
management.
c) Classify midface fracture. Add a note on clinical features, radiological features and
management of Le Fort III fracture.
a) Theories of Local Anaesthesia
b) Syncope and its management
c) Gillies Temporal approach
d) Caldwell Luc procedure
e) Write in detail about various suturing techniques
a) Arch bar
b) Frenectomy
c) WAR lines
d) Incisional biopsy
e) Etiology of cleft lip and palate
f) Styptics
g) Metronidazole
h) Cryosurgery
Section II
a) Define Pre Prosthetic surgery. Classify Prosthetic surgical procedure and add a note on
any one vestibuloplasty procedure.
b) Classify salivary gland tumours. Describe the clinical features and management of
Pleomorphic Adenoma.
c) Classify mandibular fractures. Describe clinical features, radiological features of fracture
of angle of the mandible.
a) Trigeminal neuralgia and its management
b) Bilateral Sagittal Split Osteotomy
c) Principle and working of an autoclave
d) Dry socket
e) Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
a) Carnoys solution
b) Guerins sign
c) Ketamine
d) Sialolith
e) Hiltons method of incision and drainage
f) Greater palatine nerve block
g) Bone grafts
h) Apicoectomy
0719E315
Date: 12/07/2019
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Section I

a) Discuss clinical features, diagnosis and treatment plan of TMJ dislocation.
b) Define and classify impaction. Discuss the treatment of mesioangular impacted
mandibular third molar.
c) Define and classify odontogenic tumors. Ameloblastoma in detail.
a) Partsch 1 procedure
b) Oro-antral fistula
c) Bell's palsy
d) Dean’s alveoloplasty
e) Garre's osteomyelitis
a) EMLA
b) Battles sign
c) Which movements are used for extraction of mandibular first molars?
d) What is the maximum administrated safe dose of lignocaine 2% with adrenaline?
e) Carnoy's solution composition
f) Osteotome
g) What is the ratio of chest compression to mouth breathing in CPR?
h) What group of drug abusers are known as walking Time bomb?
Section II
a) Discuss clinical features, diagnosis and treatment of horizontally unfavourable
mandibular angle fracture.
b) Discuss the clinical features, diagnosis and treatment of Trigeminal Neuralgia.
c) Define and classify local anaesthesia. Discuss local complications of LA in detail.
a) Odontogenic Keratocyst
b) Sialolith
c) Osteoradionecrosis
d) Buccal space infections
e) Bleeding control in oral surgical procedures
a) Alkayat-Bramley Incision is a modification of?
b) Waldron's procedure
c) Panda facies
d) Cold sterilization
e) Most commonly used suture in oral surgery.
f) Enumerate principles of elevators.
g) Safest local anesthetic agent.
h) Postage stamp method
1218E496
Date: 19/12/2018
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Section I
a) Clinical features, diagnosis and treatment of unilateral TMJ ankylosis.
b) Define exodontia. Discuss indication and consideration and complications of exodontia.
c) Define and classify cyst. Describe odontogenic keratocyst in detail.
a) Buccal advancement flap
b) Dry socket
c) Oropharyngeal & nasopharyngeal Airways
d) Open reduction internal fixation
e) WAR lines
a) Local anaesthesia with shortest half-life.
b) What is Guerin’s sign?
c) Which movements are used for extraction of maxillary lateral incisor?
d) Which 2D radiographic view is used to study maxillary sinus?
e) Which anaesthetic agent has got vasoconstrictor properties?
f) What is anaphylactic shock?
g) Define oral submucous fibrosis.
h) Diagnostic sign for CSF rhinorrhoea
Section II
a) Define sterilization. Describe moist heat sterilization in detail.
b) Clinical features and management of LeFort-I fracture.
c) Define impaction. Describe Pell and Gregory classification and management of impacted
mandibular third molar.
a) Ameloblastoma
b) Ranula and mucocele
c) TNM classification
d) Haemorrhage
e) Pre-prosthetic surgery
a) What is EMLA?
b) Haemophilia
c) First line of treatment for trigeminal neuralgia
d) Dental implant
e) What is BSSO
f) Syncope
g) Ludwig’s angina
h) Which biopsy is used for lesions less than 2 cm in diameter?
0718E245
Date: 11/07/2018
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Section I
a) Definition, clinical features, diagnosis and treatment of trigeminal neuralgia.
b) Enumerate the complications of local anaesthesia. Explain the pathophysiology and
management of anaphylaxis.
c) LeFort-I osteotomy. Enumerate indications, explain procedure and enumerate
complications.
a) War lines
b) Ashley' flap
c) Draw diagrams of following suturing techniques
1) Simple interrupted
2) Horizontal mattress
3) Vertical mattress
4) Figure of eight
d) Oropharyngeal & nasopharyngeal Airways
e) Champhy's ideal osteosynthesis line
a) Incision for TMJ surgery
b) Dean's alveoplasty
c) Theories of cyst enlargement
d) Winter lines
e) Management of syncope
f) Principles of elevators
g) Inferior alveolar nerve block
h) Diplopia
Section II
a) Define TMJ ankylosis. Enumerate the various approaches to TMJ. State Kaban's protocols
used in the management of TMJ ankylosis.
b) Define cyst and classify cyst. Enumerate advantages of enucleation over marsupilization.
c) Define and classify osteomyelitis, pathophysiology of osteomyelitis and steps involved in
treatment modality.
a) Sialolith
b) Bell's palsy
c) Classify condylar fracture
d) Theories of impaction
e) Dry socket
a) Tinnel’s sign
b) Tram lines effect
c) Sinus lift surgery
d) Styptics
e) Antiplatelet drug and dentistry
f) Carnoy's solution
g) Augmentation genioplasty
h) Different types of dental implants
1217E036
Date: 15/12/2017
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Section I
a) Define cyst. Classify cyst and describe odontogenic keratocyst in detail.
b) What is space infection? Describe Ludwig’s angina in detail
c) Classify mandibular fracture. Discuss the clinical features and management of displaced
subcondylar fracture in adult patient.
a) Treatment modalities for trigeminal neuralgia
b) Osteo-radionecrosis
c) Submucous fibrosis
d) Dental implant
e) Local complications of local anaesthesia
a) Dry socket
b) Epistaxis
c) Neuropraxia
d) Lefort-II fracture line
e) Polyglactin 910
f) Battle’s sign
g) Trismus
h) Syncope
Section II
a) Define impaction. Classify mandibular 3rd molar and its management in detail.
b) What is sterilization? Describe different methods and moist heat sterilization in detail.
c) What is haemorrhage? Describe different modalities to control bleeding after surgery.
a) Orthognathic surgery
b) Laser
c) TNM classification
d) Fibrous dysplasia
e) Pre-prosthetic surgery
a) Cryosurgery
b) CT scan
c) Tetany
d) Haemophilia
e) Hba1c
f) Allergy
g) Atropine
h) TMJ dislocation
0717E121
Date: 10/07/2017
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Section I
a) Definition L.A. Classify LA agents. Explain mechanism of action of local anaesthetic
agents and write a brief note on the most accepted theories.
b) Classify condylar fractures and explain the management of bilateral condylar head fracture
in a 13 year old boy.
c) Classify lymph nodes and describe lymphatic drainage of the head and neck region.
a) Sialolith
b) Bilateral sagittal split osteotomy
c) Dry socket
d) Stages of general anaesthesia
e) Marsupialization
a) Zygomatico-maxillary complex fractures
b) Cavernous sinus thrombosis
c) Principles of suturing
d) Ethylene oxide sterilization
e) Hyperbaric oxygen
f) Oro-antral communication
g) Pindborg's tumour
h) Blow out fractures
Section II
a) Write in detail the surgical anatomy and function of the temporomandibular joint.
b) Classify odontogenic tumours. Discuss management of Ameloblastoma involving the
angle of mandible.
c) Define Ludwig’s Angina. Mention the signs, symptoms and management of the same.
a) Complications of exodontia
b) Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
c) Ankylosis of TMJ
d) Management of trigeminal neuralgia
e) Fine needle aspiration cytology
a) International normalised ratio
b) TMJ dislocation
c) Odontogenic keratocyst
d) Oral submucous fibrosis
e) Cleft lip
f) Dental implants
g) Coleman sign
h) Anterior open bite
1216E041
Date: 21/12/2016
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Section I
a) Define ankylosis of temporomandibular joint. Write clinical features and management of
unilateral bony ankylosis of temporomandibular joint.
b) Classify midface fracture. Discuss signs, symptoms & management of LeFort-I fractures.
c) Discuss clinical features and management of Ameloblastoma.
a) Toxicity of LA
b) Use of analgesic
c) Favourable & unfavourable mandibular fractures
d) Trigeminal neuralgia
e) Facial palsy
a) Whitnall's tubercle
b) Green stick fracture
c) Lincoln’s highway
d) Ideal requirement of flap
e) Osteo-radionecrosis
f) Gate control theory
g) Tension band effect
h) Hilton method of drainage
Section II
a) Describe the surgical anatomy of maxillary sinus. How will you diagnose & manage a case
of oro-antral fistula?
b) Enumerate the treatment modalities of treating a cyst with its advantages and
disadvantages.
c) Define Ludwig’s angina. How will you proceed to treat a case of Ludwig’s angina?
a) Pre anaesthetic medication
b) Glasgow coma scale
c) Visor osteotomy
d) Dry socket
e) Salivary calculi
a) Pterygomandibular space
b) Bone morphogenetic protein
c) Alveoloplasty
d) International normalised ratio
e) Post exposure prophylaxis
f) Autoclaving
g) Biomedical waste segregation
h) Transport distraction
0716E074
Date: 13/07/2016
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Section I
a) Describe etiopathogenesis and clinical features of trigeminal neuralgia. What are the
various treatments options for the disorder?
b) Describe etiopathogenesis, classification and management options for oral submucous
fibrosis.
c) Classification impacted mandibular third molar. What are the factors responsible for
increasing the difficulty in removal? Describe difficulty index in brief.
a) Bowie-dick test
b) Distraction osteogenesis
c) Vasoconstrictors in local anaesthetic drug solution
d) Favourable and unfavourable mandibular fractures
e) Pathogenesis of keratocystic odontogenic tumour
a) CSF rhinorrhoea
b) LeFort-I fracture line
c) Garre's osteomyelitis
d) Dissecting abscess
e) Nerve supply of parotid gland
f) Resorbable suture
g) Lymphatic drainage of tongue
h) Genioplasty
Section II
a) Describe the anatomy of maxillary sinus. How will you diagnose a case of oro-antral
fistula? Describe the management of the same.
b) What are the different factors which affect the post extraction healings? Discuss signs,
symptoms and management of dry socket.
c) Classify the various elevators used in oral surgery and describe the principles involved in
their use.
a) Pre anaesthetic medication
b) Ridge augmentation procedures
c) Syncope
d) Fibrous dysplasia
e) Differential diagnosis of trismus
a) TNM classification
b) Pterygomandibular space
c) Cryosurgery
d) Frenectomy
e) Absolute contraindications of tooth extraction
f) International normalised ratio
g) Bio medical waste segregation
h) Post exposure prophylaxis
0116E053
Date: 16/01/2016
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Section I
a) Classify midface fractures. Discuss signs, symptoms & management of LeFort-I fracture.
b) Define an impacted tooth. Describe management of impacted mandibular third molar.
c) Explain the infraorbital blocks & its complications.
a) Anaphylaxis
b) Principles of antibiotic therapy
c) Sterilization
d) Oro-antral fistula
e) BSSO
a) Battle’s sign
b) Green stick fractures
c) Adrenaline
d) Salutatory conduction
e) Champhy’s line
f) Elevators
g) Submandibular spaces
h) Dentigerous cyst
Section II
a) Define osteomyelitis. How will you treat a case of Chronic suppurative osteomyelitis?
b) Clinical features & management of Ameloblastoma.
c) Write in detail about maxillary division of trigeminal nerve.
a) Glasgow coma scale
b) Facial palsy
c) Dry socket
d) Extraction of tooth in haemophilic patient
e) Salivary calculus
a) Xenograft
b) Winter’s WAR lines
c) Glycosylated haemoglobin
d) Apicoectomy
e) Trismus
f) Epistaxis
g) Suture material
h) Dental implants
0715E071
Date: 10/07/2015
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Section I
a) Mode of action of local anaesthesia used in oral surgery. Describe classic technique of
inferior alveolar nerve block with all landmarks.
b) What is blow out fracture? Discuss its classification, signs symptoms and management.
c) What are the types of temporomandibular joint ankylosis? Describe the clinical signs and
symptoms and management of unilateral ankylosis.
a) Syncope
b) Frenectomy
c) Tic douloureux
d) Marsupilization
e) Refractory haemorrhage
a) Guerin's sign
b) Impaction
c) Asphyxia
d) Biopsy
e) Osteo-radionecrosis
f) Halothane
g) Compound fracture
h) Cellulitis
Section II
a) Discuss indications of Caldwell Luc operation. How will you manage a case of oro-antral
fistula?
b) Define osteomyelitis. How will you treat a case of Chronic suppurative osteomyelitis?
c) Clinical features and management of Ameloblastoma.
a) Glasgow coma scale
b) Indications of G.A.
c) Osteosynthesis
d) Torus palatinus
e) Zygomatic arch fracture
a) Secondary healing
b) Xenoplast
c) Distraction osteogenesis
d) Von willebrand disease
e) Disinfection
f) Autoclaving
g) Quinsy
h) Type l hypersensitivity
0115E038
Date: 08/01/2015
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Section I
a) Discuss the anatomical landmarks and inferior alveolar nerve block in detail.
b) Define impaction. Classification canine impaction. Describe the management of palatally
impacted canine in detail.
c) Discuss the clinical features and management of sub-luxation of temporomandibular joint.
a) Sterilization & disinfection
b) Gap arthroplasty
c) Syncope
d) Dry socket
e) Extraction in patient on anticoagulant therapy
a) Green stick fracture
b) Role of adrenaline in local anaesthetic solution
c) Anosmia
d) Battle’s sign
e) Propofol
f) Gabapentine
g) Sialolithiasis
h) Ludwig’s angina
Section II
a) Describe clinical features, treatment and complications of Ludwig’s angina.
b) Signs, symptoms and management of zygomatico-maxillary complex fracture.
c) Clinical features and management of Dentigerous cyst in a 7 years old patient.
a) Dental implants
b) Space infections
c) Lateral frontal wiring
d) Odontome
e) Mouth prop
a) Haemophilia-A
b) Cellulitis
c) Distraction osteogenesis
d) Autogenous grafts
e) Oro-antral fistula
f) Coupland elevator
g) Simple fracture
h) Lefort-l corticotomy
0714E076
Date: 10/07/2014
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Section I
a) Define oral submucous fibrosis. Discuss its management.
b) Classify mandibular fractures. Discuss the clinical features and management of displaced
mandibular subcondylar fracture in an adult patient.
c) Classify Odontogenic tumours. Describe the presentation, radiology and management of
Ameloblastoma.
a) Osteo-radionecrosis
b) Laser
c) Dental implants
d) Orthognathic surgery
e) Management of trigeminal neuralgia
a) Dry socket
b) Neuropraxia
c) Allergy
d) Bupivacaine
e) TMJ dislocation
f) Post extraction haemorrhage
g) Trismus
h) Pterygomandibular space infection
Section II
a) Describe the surgical planning and treatment of patient with retrognathic mandible.
b) Systemic complications of local anaesthesia.
c) Chronic suppurative osteomyelitis.
a) Vazirani-Akinosi technique
b) Management of odontogenic keratocyst
c) Extraction in patient on warfarin
d) Oro-antral fistula closure
e) CPR
a) Guerin’s sign
b) Alveoloplasty
c) Marsupilization
d) Sialolithiasis
e) FNAC
f) Autoclave
g) Hyperventilation syndrome
h) TMJ click
0114E076
Date: 09/01/2014
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Section I
a) Classify TMJ disorders. Explain in detail etiology, signs and symptoms and management
of unilateral TMJ ankylosis in 8 years old child.
b) Define local anaesthesia. Write in detail about the complications of local anaesthesia.
c) Classify fractures of middle third of skeleton. Add a note on diagnosis, signs and symptoms
and management of LeFort fracture.
a) Classify cysts of jaws. Enumerate Various reasons for recurrence of odontogenic
keratocyst and its management in detail.
b) Classify facial space infections and add a note on management of Ludwig’s angina.
c) Explain in detail about various anterior maxillary osteotomies in orthognathic surgery.
d) Classify pre-prosthetic surgeries. Write a note on alveoloplasty
e) Explain in detail the principles of antibiotic therapy.
a) Marsupilization
b) Biopsy
c) Carbamazepine
d) Submerged tooth
e) Coupled elevator
f) Mumps
g) Guerin’s sign
h) Alveolitis dorosa
Section II
a) Classify zygomatic complex fractures. Write in detail about Gille's temporal approach in
the management of zygomatic arch fractures.
b) Classify maxillary canine impaction. Explain in detail the management of palatally
impacted left maxillary permanent canine.
c) Write in brief about principles of elevators with examples.
a) Incision used for mandibular third molar impaction
b) Apicoectomy
c) Sialography
d) Classification and management of hypovolemic shock
e) Radiotherapy in oral cancer
a) Partsch operation
b) Battle’s sign
c) Cleft lip
d) Anaphylaxis
e) Eminectomy
f) Eyelet wiring
g) Dentigerous cyst
h) Apthous ulcer
0713E076
Date: 11/07/2013
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Section I
a) Define Oro-antral fistula. Describe the etiology, signs, symptoms and management of oro-
antral fistula.
b) Define local anaesthesia. Give the classification of LA along with the mechanism of action
of LA and the theories of local anaesthesia.
c) Define osteomyelitis. Describe the etiology, signs, symptoms and treatment of chronic
osteomyelitis.
a) Define Dentigerous cyst. Describe clinical features, incidence, radiological features,
pathogenesis and treatment of Dentigerous cyst.
b) Sialography: indications, contraindications, techniques, phases, observations.
c) Management of TMJ ankylosis
d) Ameloblastoma- give classic, pathogenesis, clinical features, radiographic findings and
management
e) Define biopsy. Enumerate different types of biopsy
a) Impaction
b) Ranula
c) Ludwig’s Angina
d) Uses of Alli’s tissue holding forceps
e) Enucleation
f) Secondary haemostatic
g) Side effects of carbamazepine
h) Epidemic parotitis
Section II
a) Classify fractures of mandible. How will you do treatment of a fracture at the ramus of
mandible in a 21 years old patient.
b) Classify impacted mandibular molars. Give the surgical line of treatment for the removal
of impacted left mandibular molar.
c) Define various pre-prosthetic surgical procedures. Describe various methods of
vestibuloplasty in detail.
a) Arch bars
b) Apicoectomy
c) Give clinical features, diagnosis and treatment of Bell’s palsy
d) Describe the pathophysiology and clinical features along with the line of treatment of
hypersensitivity.
e) Clinical features and etiology of pericoronal abscess
a) Quinsy
b) Alveoloplasty
c) Winter’s line
d) Pulse oximeter
e) Hypovolemic shock
f) Tic douloureux
g) Residual cyst
h) Propofol
0113E034
Date: 10/01/2013
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Section I
a) What is trigeminal neuralgia? Give the etiological factors, clinical signs & symptoms.
Discuss the extra-cranial neurectomy procedures for the involvement of the mandibular
branch.
b) Define and classify haemorrhage. What are various ways to control it? Discuss
management of post-dental extraction.
c) Define osteomyelitis. Describe the etiology, signs, symptoms & treatment of chronic
osteomyelitis.
a) Define biopsy. Enumerate different types of biopsy
b) Classify local anaesthetics & describe in detail theories of local anaesthesia.
c) Define fracture. How will you classify, diagnose & treat mandibular angle fracture in adult?
d) What are the facial spaces? Describe in detail management of Ludwig’s angina.
a) Diplopia
b) Sicca dolorosa
c) Genioplasty
d) Sphygmomanometer
e) Pericoronitis
f) Winter’s line
g) CSF rhinorrhoea
h) What is disinfection? Name any five
Section II
a) What do you mean by pre-prosthetic surgery? What are the aims of it? Describe various
alveolar ridge altering procedures?
b) Define allergy. What are the different types of it? Write about pathogenesis. How will you
diagnose and treat a case of anaphylaxis secondary to LA injection in your clinics?
c) Describe various orthognathic surgeries of maxilla. Describe in detail LeFort-I osteotomy.
a) Write down clinical features & management of hypoglycaemia.
b) Define cyst. Discuss in detail the etiopathogenesis, clinical features & radiographic
appearance & treatment of odontogenic keratocyst.
c) Classify fractures of zygomatic complex. Discuss clinical features evaluation & treatment
of zygomatic complex fractures.
d) Classify mandibular third molar impactions. Describe in detail standard management of
mesioangularly impacted class II 'B' impaction.
a) Use of chemotherapeutic agents in oral surgery
b) Give the reason for failure of local anaesthesia
c) Write different types of flaps for closure of oro-antral fistula
d) Write four indications of marsupilization
e) Write branches of pterygopalatine ganglion
f) Give classification of elevators in oral surgery
g) Give contraindications of intra-alveolar extraction
h) Write down principles of incision & drainage. What is drain?
0712E105
Date: 25/07/2012
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Section I
a) Discuss the indication, complications and techniques for infraorbital nerve block.
b) What do you understand by TMJ ankylosis? Discuss the clinical features, etiology and
management of unilateral TMJ ankylosis.
c) Classify Odontogenic tumours and discuss in detail clinical features, radiological features
and management of plexiform Ameloblastoma.
a) Discuss various vasoconstrictors used in local anaesthesia. Discuss their role, systemic
effect and contraindications.
b) Discuss the management of patient undergoing minor surgical procedure intraorally and
suffering from haemophilia.
c) Classification maxillary third molar impaction. Discuss the surgical procedure and
complications for the removal of the same.
d) Discuss the effects of overdose of local anaesthesia on CNS.
a) Define Syncope
b) What is parade ground fracture
c) Name four fibro-osseous lesions
d) Classify local anaesthetic agents
e) Name pre-anaesthetic medications with dose
f) Chemical sterilization is used to sterilize which instruments?
g) Normal values: bleeding time, clotting time, haemoglobin value
h) Uses of FNAC
Section II
a) Classify mandibular fractures. Discuss clinical features and management of displaced
unilateral body fracture of mandible.
b) Discuss LeFort-II fractures. Give its clinical features, radiological features and treatment
in detail.
c) Discuss the technique of prealveolar wiring in the treatment of edentulous fracture of
maxilla.
a) Discuss the boundaries of submandibular spaces. How will you treat a submandibular
abscess?
b) What is cavernous sinus thrombosis? Discuss the clinical features and management of the
same
c) Classify cysts of head and neck region. How will you manage a case of radicular cyst
involving the body mandible?
d) Discuss the clinical features and management of oro-antral fistula
a) Nerve supply of mandibular first molar
b) Most commonly used antibiotics in oral surgery with dose
c) Use of crossbar elevator
d) Define trigeminal neuralgia
e) What is floating fracture of maxilla
f) What is the status of occlusion in zygomatic complex fractures?
g) What is Adam’s wiring
h) Define osteomyelitis

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Final B.D.S. Examination

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