Deck 24: Endodontics

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If heat is applied to the tooth and pain decreases, there is a chance of irreversible pulpitis.
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The patient who has an inflamed pulp can always inform the dentist of the degree of inflammation.
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The localized destruction of tissue and accumulation of exudate around the apical area is ____________.

A) a fistula
B) osteomyelitis
C) cellulitis
D) a periapical abscess
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A path to the outside surface that enables an abscess to drain is ____________.

A) a fistula
B) osteomyelitis
C) cellulitis
D) a periapical abscess
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Some sources of irritation to pulp include ____________.

A) advanced caries
B) trauma to the tooth
C) invasive restorative procedures
D) All of the above
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When an abscess spreads into the facial tissues causing swelling, it is ____________.

A) a fistula
B) osteomyelitis
C) cellulitis
D) a periapical abscess
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Gutta-percha is a common material used to fill or seal the canal.
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A method to disinfect the root canal could include a small amount of disinfectant applied to the insides of the root canal walls.
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Some files and reamers are used once and discarded into the sharps container.
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If the pulp is inflamed but cannot heal itself, it is ____________.

A) irreversible pulpitis
B) reversible pulpitis
C) apical periodontitis
D) cellulitis
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Extensive bone loss is a common indication for a root amputation.
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As the dentist estimates the length of the root of the tooth, the dental assistant can record the length of the root in the patient's chart.
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The use of a rubber dam is optional during a root canal.
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Some apex finders/locators can display a graphic image by enlarging the image as the file nears the apex.
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Dental microscopes are playing an integral role in endodontic treatments and therapies.
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Placement of the dental dam during a root canal treatment can also protect the patient's mouth and throat.
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If the pulp is inflamed but can heal itself when the irritant is removed, it is ____________.

A) irreversible pulpitis
B) reversible pulpitis
C) apical periodontitis
D) cellulitis
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Electric pulp testing measures the degree of tooth vitality.
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A vital pulp is a ________ pulp.

A) dead
B) living, healthy
C) diseased
D) none of the above
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Transillumination test involves the light to produce shadows that may indicate vertical fractures in the tooth.
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Root canals are measured in ____________.

A) inches
B) millimeters
C) micromillimeters
D) none of the above
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Obturating the canals is defined as ____________.

A) cleaning
B) irrigating
C) shaping
D) filling or sealing
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Gates-Glidden drills are used to widen the __________ of each canal.

A) opening
B) apical end
C) middle
D) entire length
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The tapping of the suspect tooth and a control tooth with a mouth mirror handle is a __________ test.

A) pulp vitality
B) percussion
C) transillumination
D) mobility
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In determining the presence of vertical fractures, __________ may be used.

A) radiographs
B) dry ice
C) disclosing solution
D) transillumination
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The most useful tools in diagnosing periapical problems are often ____________.

A) pulp vitality tests
B) percussion tests
C) radiographs
D) none of the above
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The ________ syringe is used to irrigate the canals.

A) Luer-Lock
B) aspirating
C) bulb
D) none of the above
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A pulp vitality test that creates a high frequency current is ____________.

A) dry ice
B) electric
C) heated gutta-percha
D) none of the above
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Place the colors in the correct order for a pack of files.
1) Red
2) White
3) Black
4) Yellow
5) Blue
6) Green

A) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
B) 6, 5, 2, 1, 4, 3
C) 5, 2, 4, 3, 1, 6
D) 2, 4, 1, 5, 6, 3
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When using a cold test to check pulp vitality, ice is placed on the ____________.

A) facial surface
B) occlusal surface
C) lingual surface
D) It does not matter on which surface.
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Gates-Glidden drills are used ____________.

A) by hand
B) in the high-speed handpiece
C) in the low-speed handpiece
D) not in endodontics
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The intracanal instrument that removes the soft tissue from the pulpal canal is ____________.

A) reamer
B) broach
C) file
D) Gates-Glidden drill
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Which files are shaped like pine trees and used in a push-pull motion?

A) Hedstrom
B) K-type
C) Gates-Glidden
D) None of the above
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Which solution is most commonly used to irrigate the canals?

A) Sodium hypochlorite
B) Household bleach
C) Both a and b
D) Neither a nor b
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Which tool is used to prepare the canal for a post?

A) Gates-Glidden
B) Pesso reamer
C) Lentulo â spiral
D) Luer-Lock
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Which instrument is used to laterally condense the gutta-percha in each canal?

A) Glick
B) Endo explorer
C) Spreader
D) Plugger
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The intracanal instrument that is used to enlarge and smooth the canal is the ____________.

A) reamer
B) broach
C) file
D) Gates-Glidden drill
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When using an electric pulp tester, toothpaste is used to ____________.

A) act as a conducting medium
B) help clean the area
C) determine the vitality of the pulp
D) none of the above
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Which tool is used to spin root canal sealer into the canal?

A) Gates-Glidden
B) Pesso reamer
C) Lentulo â spiral
D) Luer-Lock
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The advanced stage of periapical infection that involves the bone tissue is ____________.

A) a fistula
B) osteomyelitis
C) cellulitis
D) a periapical abscess
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Root canal treatment usually is completed in how many appointments?

A) Two
B) Three
C) Four
D) Five
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In which procedure is the apex of the root removed?

A) Hemisection
B) Apicoectomy
C) Root amputation
D) Root canal
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Identify the instrument pictured.
<strong>Identify the instrument pictured.  </strong> A) Broach B) Hedstrom C) K-type flex D) Reamer <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A) Broach
B) Hedstrom
C) K-type flex
D) Reamer
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Place the steps of a root canal in order.
1) Irrigate the canals
2) Locate the canals
3) Obturate the canals
4) Remove the pulpal tissue
5) Gain access to the pulp
6) Enlarge and smooth the canals

A) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
B) 5, 2, 4, 6, 1, 3
C) 2, 4, 6, 5, 3, 2
D) 4, 3, 2, 6, 5, 1
Question
During the root canal treatment, the root canal is often irrigated with __________ to remove debris.

A) saline solution
B) anesthetic solution
C) chlorinated soda
D) none of the above
E) all of the above
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Which procedure removes all the pulpal tissues in the pulp chamber and stops 1-3 mm short of the apex?

A) Pulpotomy
B) Root canal
C) Hemisection
D) Pulpectomy
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___________ are used to prepare for posts.

A) Gates-Glidden drills
B) Pesso reamers
C) Lentulo â spirals
D) Glick # 1
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Identify the instrument pictured.
<strong>Identify the instrument pictured.  </strong> A) Broach B) Hedstrom C) K-type flex D) Reamer <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A) Broach
B) Hedstrom
C) K-type flex
D) Reamer
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Pulpal cells often die from irreversible pulpitis. As pulp inflammation progresses, pus or gas will form in the pulp chamber. The formation of this gas or pus condition is called ____________.

A) granuloma
B) exudate
C) osteomyelitis
D) cellulitis
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The restoration of choice on the remaining tooth after a hemisection is ____________.

A) amalgam
B) composite
C) fixed prosthesis
D) full denture
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What is taken periodically throughout the procedure to evaluate progress?

A) Radiographs
B) Pulp vitality tests
C) Photographs
D) None of the above
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Which instrument will measure the distance to the apex of each root?

A) Vitality scanner
B) Heating unit
C) Apex finder
D) None of the above
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__________ is when broaches are used to remove soft tissue from the pulp canal.

A) Chelation
B) Extirpate
C) Hemisection
D) Pesso
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Which procedure removes the pulp in the pulp chamber only?

A) Pulpotomy
B) Root canal
C) Hemisection
D) Pulpectomy
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Which type of handpiece is used to gain access through the bone to the apex during an apicoectomy?

A) Low-speed
B) High-speed
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Identify the instrument pictured.
<strong>Identify the instrument pictured.  </strong> A) Broach B) Hedstrom C) K-type flex D) Reamer <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A) Broach
B) Hedstrom
C) K-type flex
D) Reamer
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The removal of one root and the overlying crown is a(n) ____________.

A) apicoectomy
B) root amputation
C) hemisection
D) none of the above
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Which instrument is used to gain access to the pulp?

A) Round bur in the low-speed handpiece
B) Round bur in the high-speed handpiece
C) Taper bur in the low-speed handpiece
D) Taper bur in the high-speed handpiece
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Identify the instrument pictured.
<strong>Identify the instrument pictured.  </strong> A) Broach B) Hedstrom C) K-type flex D) Reamer <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A) Broach
B) Hedstrom
C) K-type flex
D) Reamer
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To ensure consistency in the sizes and lengths of the intracanal endodontic instrumentation, the ADA and manufacturers have standardized a name-number and color-code system. Which group of files are flexible and used for curved and narrow canals?

A) Barbed broach
B) K-type
C) Hedstrom
D) Flex
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Endodontic plugger
Remove deep caries, pulp tissue, and temporary cement
Endodontic plugger
Help locate canal orifices (openings) that have sharp points
Endodontic plugger
Adapt the gutta-percha into the canal lateral
Endodontic plugger
Condense the filling material to provide space for gutta-percha cones
Endodontic spreader
Remove deep caries, pulp tissue, and temporary cement
Endodontic spreader
Help locate canal orifices (openings) that have sharp points
Endodontic spreader
Adapt the gutta-percha into the canal lateral
Endodontic spreader
Condense the filling material to provide space for gutta-percha cones
Endodontic spoon excavator
Remove deep caries, pulp tissue, and temporary cement
Endodontic spoon excavator
Help locate canal orifices (openings) that have sharp points
Endodontic spoon excavator
Adapt the gutta-percha into the canal lateral
Endodontic spoon excavator
Condense the filling material to provide space for gutta-percha cones
Endodontic explorer
Remove deep caries, pulp tissue, and temporary cement
Endodontic explorer
Help locate canal orifices (openings) that have sharp points
Endodontic explorer
Adapt the gutta-percha into the canal lateral
Endodontic explorer
Condense the filling material to provide space for gutta-percha cones
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Match between columns
Pluggers
Used as a lubricant within the canal
Pluggers
Also known as condensers
Pluggers
Openings
Pluggers
Sealing/filling
Obturate
Used as a lubricant within the canal
Obturate
Also known as condensers
Obturate
Openings
Obturate
Sealing/filling
Chelating agent
Used as a lubricant within the canal
Chelating agent
Also known as condensers
Chelating agent
Openings
Chelating agent
Sealing/filling
Canal orifices
Used as a lubricant within the canal
Canal orifices
Also known as condensers
Canal orifices
Openings
Canal orifices
Sealing/filling
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Match between columns
Fistula
Inflammation continues until pulpal tissues cannot recover
Fistula
Death of the pulpal cells
Fistula
Pulp is inflamed, but it is able to heal when the irritant is removed
Fistula
Abscess spreads into facial tissues, causing swelling and discomfort
Fistula
Localized destruction of tissue and accumulation of exudate in periapical
Fistula
Advanced stage of periapical infection that spreads into and through bone
Fistula
Pulpal inflammation extends into periapical tissues; acute condition
Irreversible pulpitis
Inflammation continues until pulpal tissues cannot recover
Irreversible pulpitis
Death of the pulpal cells
Irreversible pulpitis
Pulp is inflamed, but it is able to heal when the irritant is removed
Irreversible pulpitis
Abscess spreads into facial tissues, causing swelling and discomfort
Irreversible pulpitis
Localized destruction of tissue and accumulation of exudate in periapical
Irreversible pulpitis
Advanced stage of periapical infection that spreads into and through bone
Irreversible pulpitis
Pulpal inflammation extends into periapical tissues; acute condition
Apical periodontitis
Inflammation continues until pulpal tissues cannot recover
Apical periodontitis
Death of the pulpal cells
Apical periodontitis
Pulp is inflamed, but it is able to heal when the irritant is removed
Apical periodontitis
Abscess spreads into facial tissues, causing swelling and discomfort
Apical periodontitis
Localized destruction of tissue and accumulation of exudate in periapical
Apical periodontitis
Advanced stage of periapical infection that spreads into and through bone
Apical periodontitis
Pulpal inflammation extends into periapical tissues; acute condition
Pulpal necrosis
Inflammation continues until pulpal tissues cannot recover
Pulpal necrosis
Death of the pulpal cells
Pulpal necrosis
Pulp is inflamed, but it is able to heal when the irritant is removed
Pulpal necrosis
Abscess spreads into facial tissues, causing swelling and discomfort
Pulpal necrosis
Localized destruction of tissue and accumulation of exudate in periapical
Pulpal necrosis
Advanced stage of periapical infection that spreads into and through bone
Pulpal necrosis
Pulpal inflammation extends into periapical tissues; acute condition
Osteomyelitis
Inflammation continues until pulpal tissues cannot recover
Osteomyelitis
Death of the pulpal cells
Osteomyelitis
Pulp is inflamed, but it is able to heal when the irritant is removed
Osteomyelitis
Abscess spreads into facial tissues, causing swelling and discomfort
Osteomyelitis
Localized destruction of tissue and accumulation of exudate in periapical
Osteomyelitis
Advanced stage of periapical infection that spreads into and through bone
Osteomyelitis
Pulpal inflammation extends into periapical tissues; acute condition
Reversible pulpitis
Inflammation continues until pulpal tissues cannot recover
Reversible pulpitis
Death of the pulpal cells
Reversible pulpitis
Pulp is inflamed, but it is able to heal when the irritant is removed
Reversible pulpitis
Abscess spreads into facial tissues, causing swelling and discomfort
Reversible pulpitis
Localized destruction of tissue and accumulation of exudate in periapical
Reversible pulpitis
Advanced stage of periapical infection that spreads into and through bone
Reversible pulpitis
Pulpal inflammation extends into periapical tissues; acute condition
Periapical abscess
Inflammation continues until pulpal tissues cannot recover
Periapical abscess
Death of the pulpal cells
Periapical abscess
Pulp is inflamed, but it is able to heal when the irritant is removed
Periapical abscess
Abscess spreads into facial tissues, causing swelling and discomfort
Periapical abscess
Localized destruction of tissue and accumulation of exudate in periapical
Periapical abscess
Advanced stage of periapical infection that spreads into and through bone
Periapical abscess
Pulpal inflammation extends into periapical tissues; acute condition
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Identify the instrument pictured.
<strong>Identify the instrument pictured.  </strong> A) Gates-Glidden B) Lentulo â spiral C) Pesso reamer <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A) Gates-Glidden
B) Lentulo â spiral
C) Pesso reamer
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<strong>Identify the instrument pictured.  </strong> A) Gates-Glidden B) Lentulo® spiral C) Pesso reamer <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A) Gates-Glidden
B) Lentulo® spiral
C) Pesso reamer
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If heat is applied to the tooth and pain decreases, there is a chance of irreversible pulpitis.
False
2
The patient who has an inflamed pulp can always inform the dentist of the degree of inflammation.
False
3
The localized destruction of tissue and accumulation of exudate around the apical area is ____________.

A) a fistula
B) osteomyelitis
C) cellulitis
D) a periapical abscess
a periapical abscess
4
A path to the outside surface that enables an abscess to drain is ____________.

A) a fistula
B) osteomyelitis
C) cellulitis
D) a periapical abscess
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Some sources of irritation to pulp include ____________.

A) advanced caries
B) trauma to the tooth
C) invasive restorative procedures
D) All of the above
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When an abscess spreads into the facial tissues causing swelling, it is ____________.

A) a fistula
B) osteomyelitis
C) cellulitis
D) a periapical abscess
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Gutta-percha is a common material used to fill or seal the canal.
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A method to disinfect the root canal could include a small amount of disinfectant applied to the insides of the root canal walls.
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Some files and reamers are used once and discarded into the sharps container.
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If the pulp is inflamed but cannot heal itself, it is ____________.

A) irreversible pulpitis
B) reversible pulpitis
C) apical periodontitis
D) cellulitis
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Extensive bone loss is a common indication for a root amputation.
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As the dentist estimates the length of the root of the tooth, the dental assistant can record the length of the root in the patient's chart.
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The use of a rubber dam is optional during a root canal.
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Some apex finders/locators can display a graphic image by enlarging the image as the file nears the apex.
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Dental microscopes are playing an integral role in endodontic treatments and therapies.
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Placement of the dental dam during a root canal treatment can also protect the patient's mouth and throat.
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If the pulp is inflamed but can heal itself when the irritant is removed, it is ____________.

A) irreversible pulpitis
B) reversible pulpitis
C) apical periodontitis
D) cellulitis
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Electric pulp testing measures the degree of tooth vitality.
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A vital pulp is a ________ pulp.

A) dead
B) living, healthy
C) diseased
D) none of the above
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Transillumination test involves the light to produce shadows that may indicate vertical fractures in the tooth.
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Root canals are measured in ____________.

A) inches
B) millimeters
C) micromillimeters
D) none of the above
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Obturating the canals is defined as ____________.

A) cleaning
B) irrigating
C) shaping
D) filling or sealing
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Gates-Glidden drills are used to widen the __________ of each canal.

A) opening
B) apical end
C) middle
D) entire length
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The tapping of the suspect tooth and a control tooth with a mouth mirror handle is a __________ test.

A) pulp vitality
B) percussion
C) transillumination
D) mobility
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In determining the presence of vertical fractures, __________ may be used.

A) radiographs
B) dry ice
C) disclosing solution
D) transillumination
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The most useful tools in diagnosing periapical problems are often ____________.

A) pulp vitality tests
B) percussion tests
C) radiographs
D) none of the above
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The ________ syringe is used to irrigate the canals.

A) Luer-Lock
B) aspirating
C) bulb
D) none of the above
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A pulp vitality test that creates a high frequency current is ____________.

A) dry ice
B) electric
C) heated gutta-percha
D) none of the above
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Place the colors in the correct order for a pack of files.
1) Red
2) White
3) Black
4) Yellow
5) Blue
6) Green

A) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
B) 6, 5, 2, 1, 4, 3
C) 5, 2, 4, 3, 1, 6
D) 2, 4, 1, 5, 6, 3
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When using a cold test to check pulp vitality, ice is placed on the ____________.

A) facial surface
B) occlusal surface
C) lingual surface
D) It does not matter on which surface.
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Gates-Glidden drills are used ____________.

A) by hand
B) in the high-speed handpiece
C) in the low-speed handpiece
D) not in endodontics
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The intracanal instrument that removes the soft tissue from the pulpal canal is ____________.

A) reamer
B) broach
C) file
D) Gates-Glidden drill
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Which files are shaped like pine trees and used in a push-pull motion?

A) Hedstrom
B) K-type
C) Gates-Glidden
D) None of the above
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Which solution is most commonly used to irrigate the canals?

A) Sodium hypochlorite
B) Household bleach
C) Both a and b
D) Neither a nor b
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Which tool is used to prepare the canal for a post?

A) Gates-Glidden
B) Pesso reamer
C) Lentulo â spiral
D) Luer-Lock
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Which instrument is used to laterally condense the gutta-percha in each canal?

A) Glick
B) Endo explorer
C) Spreader
D) Plugger
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The intracanal instrument that is used to enlarge and smooth the canal is the ____________.

A) reamer
B) broach
C) file
D) Gates-Glidden drill
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When using an electric pulp tester, toothpaste is used to ____________.

A) act as a conducting medium
B) help clean the area
C) determine the vitality of the pulp
D) none of the above
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Which tool is used to spin root canal sealer into the canal?

A) Gates-Glidden
B) Pesso reamer
C) Lentulo â spiral
D) Luer-Lock
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The advanced stage of periapical infection that involves the bone tissue is ____________.

A) a fistula
B) osteomyelitis
C) cellulitis
D) a periapical abscess
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Root canal treatment usually is completed in how many appointments?

A) Two
B) Three
C) Four
D) Five
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In which procedure is the apex of the root removed?

A) Hemisection
B) Apicoectomy
C) Root amputation
D) Root canal
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Identify the instrument pictured.
<strong>Identify the instrument pictured.  </strong> A) Broach B) Hedstrom C) K-type flex D) Reamer

A) Broach
B) Hedstrom
C) K-type flex
D) Reamer
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44
Place the steps of a root canal in order.
1) Irrigate the canals
2) Locate the canals
3) Obturate the canals
4) Remove the pulpal tissue
5) Gain access to the pulp
6) Enlarge and smooth the canals

A) 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
B) 5, 2, 4, 6, 1, 3
C) 2, 4, 6, 5, 3, 2
D) 4, 3, 2, 6, 5, 1
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During the root canal treatment, the root canal is often irrigated with __________ to remove debris.

A) saline solution
B) anesthetic solution
C) chlorinated soda
D) none of the above
E) all of the above
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Which procedure removes all the pulpal tissues in the pulp chamber and stops 1-3 mm short of the apex?

A) Pulpotomy
B) Root canal
C) Hemisection
D) Pulpectomy
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___________ are used to prepare for posts.

A) Gates-Glidden drills
B) Pesso reamers
C) Lentulo â spirals
D) Glick # 1
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48
Identify the instrument pictured.
<strong>Identify the instrument pictured.  </strong> A) Broach B) Hedstrom C) K-type flex D) Reamer

A) Broach
B) Hedstrom
C) K-type flex
D) Reamer
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49
Pulpal cells often die from irreversible pulpitis. As pulp inflammation progresses, pus or gas will form in the pulp chamber. The formation of this gas or pus condition is called ____________.

A) granuloma
B) exudate
C) osteomyelitis
D) cellulitis
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50
The restoration of choice on the remaining tooth after a hemisection is ____________.

A) amalgam
B) composite
C) fixed prosthesis
D) full denture
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51
What is taken periodically throughout the procedure to evaluate progress?

A) Radiographs
B) Pulp vitality tests
C) Photographs
D) None of the above
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52
Which instrument will measure the distance to the apex of each root?

A) Vitality scanner
B) Heating unit
C) Apex finder
D) None of the above
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53
__________ is when broaches are used to remove soft tissue from the pulp canal.

A) Chelation
B) Extirpate
C) Hemisection
D) Pesso
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54
Which procedure removes the pulp in the pulp chamber only?

A) Pulpotomy
B) Root canal
C) Hemisection
D) Pulpectomy
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55
Which type of handpiece is used to gain access through the bone to the apex during an apicoectomy?

A) Low-speed
B) High-speed
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56
Identify the instrument pictured.
<strong>Identify the instrument pictured.  </strong> A) Broach B) Hedstrom C) K-type flex D) Reamer

A) Broach
B) Hedstrom
C) K-type flex
D) Reamer
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57
The removal of one root and the overlying crown is a(n) ____________.

A) apicoectomy
B) root amputation
C) hemisection
D) none of the above
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58
Which instrument is used to gain access to the pulp?

A) Round bur in the low-speed handpiece
B) Round bur in the high-speed handpiece
C) Taper bur in the low-speed handpiece
D) Taper bur in the high-speed handpiece
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59
Identify the instrument pictured.
<strong>Identify the instrument pictured.  </strong> A) Broach B) Hedstrom C) K-type flex D) Reamer

A) Broach
B) Hedstrom
C) K-type flex
D) Reamer
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60
To ensure consistency in the sizes and lengths of the intracanal endodontic instrumentation, the ADA and manufacturers have standardized a name-number and color-code system. Which group of files are flexible and used for curved and narrow canals?

A) Barbed broach
B) K-type
C) Hedstrom
D) Flex
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61
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Endodontic plugger
Remove deep caries, pulp tissue, and temporary cement
Endodontic plugger
Help locate canal orifices (openings) that have sharp points
Endodontic plugger
Adapt the gutta-percha into the canal lateral
Endodontic plugger
Condense the filling material to provide space for gutta-percha cones
Endodontic spreader
Remove deep caries, pulp tissue, and temporary cement
Endodontic spreader
Help locate canal orifices (openings) that have sharp points
Endodontic spreader
Adapt the gutta-percha into the canal lateral
Endodontic spreader
Condense the filling material to provide space for gutta-percha cones
Endodontic spoon excavator
Remove deep caries, pulp tissue, and temporary cement
Endodontic spoon excavator
Help locate canal orifices (openings) that have sharp points
Endodontic spoon excavator
Adapt the gutta-percha into the canal lateral
Endodontic spoon excavator
Condense the filling material to provide space for gutta-percha cones
Endodontic explorer
Remove deep caries, pulp tissue, and temporary cement
Endodontic explorer
Help locate canal orifices (openings) that have sharp points
Endodontic explorer
Adapt the gutta-percha into the canal lateral
Endodontic explorer
Condense the filling material to provide space for gutta-percha cones
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Pluggers
Used as a lubricant within the canal
Pluggers
Also known as condensers
Pluggers
Openings
Pluggers
Sealing/filling
Obturate
Used as a lubricant within the canal
Obturate
Also known as condensers
Obturate
Openings
Obturate
Sealing/filling
Chelating agent
Used as a lubricant within the canal
Chelating agent
Also known as condensers
Chelating agent
Openings
Chelating agent
Sealing/filling
Canal orifices
Used as a lubricant within the canal
Canal orifices
Also known as condensers
Canal orifices
Openings
Canal orifices
Sealing/filling
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63
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Fistula
Inflammation continues until pulpal tissues cannot recover
Fistula
Death of the pulpal cells
Fistula
Pulp is inflamed, but it is able to heal when the irritant is removed
Fistula
Abscess spreads into facial tissues, causing swelling and discomfort
Fistula
Localized destruction of tissue and accumulation of exudate in periapical
Fistula
Advanced stage of periapical infection that spreads into and through bone
Fistula
Pulpal inflammation extends into periapical tissues; acute condition
Irreversible pulpitis
Inflammation continues until pulpal tissues cannot recover
Irreversible pulpitis
Death of the pulpal cells
Irreversible pulpitis
Pulp is inflamed, but it is able to heal when the irritant is removed
Irreversible pulpitis
Abscess spreads into facial tissues, causing swelling and discomfort
Irreversible pulpitis
Localized destruction of tissue and accumulation of exudate in periapical
Irreversible pulpitis
Advanced stage of periapical infection that spreads into and through bone
Irreversible pulpitis
Pulpal inflammation extends into periapical tissues; acute condition
Apical periodontitis
Inflammation continues until pulpal tissues cannot recover
Apical periodontitis
Death of the pulpal cells
Apical periodontitis
Pulp is inflamed, but it is able to heal when the irritant is removed
Apical periodontitis
Abscess spreads into facial tissues, causing swelling and discomfort
Apical periodontitis
Localized destruction of tissue and accumulation of exudate in periapical
Apical periodontitis
Advanced stage of periapical infection that spreads into and through bone
Apical periodontitis
Pulpal inflammation extends into periapical tissues; acute condition
Pulpal necrosis
Inflammation continues until pulpal tissues cannot recover
Pulpal necrosis
Death of the pulpal cells
Pulpal necrosis
Pulp is inflamed, but it is able to heal when the irritant is removed
Pulpal necrosis
Abscess spreads into facial tissues, causing swelling and discomfort
Pulpal necrosis
Localized destruction of tissue and accumulation of exudate in periapical
Pulpal necrosis
Advanced stage of periapical infection that spreads into and through bone
Pulpal necrosis
Pulpal inflammation extends into periapical tissues; acute condition
Osteomyelitis
Inflammation continues until pulpal tissues cannot recover
Osteomyelitis
Death of the pulpal cells
Osteomyelitis
Pulp is inflamed, but it is able to heal when the irritant is removed
Osteomyelitis
Abscess spreads into facial tissues, causing swelling and discomfort
Osteomyelitis
Localized destruction of tissue and accumulation of exudate in periapical
Osteomyelitis
Advanced stage of periapical infection that spreads into and through bone
Osteomyelitis
Pulpal inflammation extends into periapical tissues; acute condition
Reversible pulpitis
Inflammation continues until pulpal tissues cannot recover
Reversible pulpitis
Death of the pulpal cells
Reversible pulpitis
Pulp is inflamed, but it is able to heal when the irritant is removed
Reversible pulpitis
Abscess spreads into facial tissues, causing swelling and discomfort
Reversible pulpitis
Localized destruction of tissue and accumulation of exudate in periapical
Reversible pulpitis
Advanced stage of periapical infection that spreads into and through bone
Reversible pulpitis
Pulpal inflammation extends into periapical tissues; acute condition
Periapical abscess
Inflammation continues until pulpal tissues cannot recover
Periapical abscess
Death of the pulpal cells
Periapical abscess
Pulp is inflamed, but it is able to heal when the irritant is removed
Periapical abscess
Abscess spreads into facial tissues, causing swelling and discomfort
Periapical abscess
Localized destruction of tissue and accumulation of exudate in periapical
Periapical abscess
Advanced stage of periapical infection that spreads into and through bone
Periapical abscess
Pulpal inflammation extends into periapical tissues; acute condition
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64
Identify the instrument pictured.
<strong>Identify the instrument pictured.  </strong> A) Gates-Glidden B) Lentulo â spiral C) Pesso reamer

A) Gates-Glidden
B) Lentulo â spiral
C) Pesso reamer
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Identify the instrument pictured.
<strong>Identify the instrument pictured.  </strong> A) Gates-Glidden B) Lentulo® spiral C) Pesso reamer

A) Gates-Glidden
B) Lentulo® spiral
C) Pesso reamer
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