1. Which of the following component is present in outer cell wall of gram positive bacteria but absent in gram negative bacteria A. Peptidoglycan B. Teichoic acid C. Cell membrane D. Lipopolysaccharide 2. Appliance show in image is A. Used in cleft palate management B. An anterior space maintainer C. Anterior fixed functional space maintainer…
Dr. KATHIJATHUL HIDHAYA NEET MDS 2018 Topper says, ‘Success cannot be achieved overnight’. She has shared her experiences with Dental Desk Academy which will be beneficial for the students who are preparing for NEETMDS/ AIIMS MDS entrance exams. Below is an excerpt from her interview So let’s Start with session … Congratulations on securing the top…
JOIN ARMY DENTAL CORPS AS SHORT SERVICE COMMISSIONED OFFICER FOR A PROMISING & CHALLENGING CAREER – TIPS & TRICKS By Dr Santokh Singh The Interview- SCC ARMY DENTAL CORPS The interview is held in New Delhi in one of the blocks in South Block. The address is easy, that’s where the entire Ministry of Defense…
Q1: Amide-type local anesthetics are metabolized in the a. Serum b. Liver c. Spleen d. Kidney don’t forget: esters in plasma; amides in liver📝 Q2: Severe liver disease least affects the biotransformation of which of the following? a. Lidocaine b. Procaine c. Prilocaine d. Mepivacaine Local anesthetics are of one of two types, either esters…
Q1. What is coloboma and with which syndrome is it associated? Coloboma is a notch on the lower eyelid. It is present in 75% Treacher-Collins syndrome.✅ Q2: Which syndrome is referred as to hysterical dysphagia? Plummer Vinson syndrome. ✅ Q3: Which nerve is involved in Saturday night palsy? Radial nerve is involved.✅ Q4: Which is…
Q1; What are Arnold’s nerve and Jacobson’s nerve? 📝 Arnold’s nerve: It is a branch of vagus nerve (10th CN and supplies sensory innervations to the ear (concha and auditory canal). Jacobson’s nerve: It is a branch of glossopharyngeal nerve (9th CN and supplies sensory innervations to the ears (concha, auditory canal and middle ear).…
09.06.2018 (T&D Session) By Dr Sai Veena 1. During a regular IANB the bone contacted is: a.angle of mandible b.acsending ramus of mandible c.neck of the condyle d.ramus of the mandible the answer is B The needle is penetrated until you gently contact the ascending ramus of the mandible Ref:Monheim’s LA 2. The technique requiring…
Q1: Each of the following is a symptom of cholinergic crisis except a. bradycardia b. lacrimation c. vasoconstriction d. extreme salivation e. weakness of voluntary muscles (c) this is an except question, don’t miss that word! So looking at the list, we got the S (option d) and the L (option b) from SLUD, so…
Hi guys! I got my results today . And it’s a PASS✌🏼 I wanted to write this post because I want to reciprocate the energy I got from this group , whenever I feel down I will read the post of ppl who passed, that was my booster . hope this helps ppl like me.…
The Market Is Too Saturated? Here’s Why That’s the Dumbest Phrase in Dentistry, Ever Whenever I hear someone say, “The market is too saturated. We won’t be successful” I shake my head. I groan under my breath. Catch me in the right moment, and I’ll get heated. I find that to be ridiculous. Here’s why…
