ACJ Quiz – Endodontics

ACJ Quiz - Endodontics

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1. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers)

What observation(s) can be made for tooth 3.4?

a. Acceptable shape, length and fill of obturation.

b. Underprepared canal.

c. Overprepared canal.

d. Inadequate length of obturation.

e. Inadequate compaction/density of obturation.

f. Overfilled/extrusion.

g. Crestal perforation.

h. Apical perforation.

i. Separated instrument.

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2. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers)

What observation(s) can be made for tooth 4.7?

a. Acceptable shape, length and fill of obturation.

b. Underprepared canal.

c. Overprepared canal.

d. Inadequate length of obturation.

e. Inadequate compaction/density of obturation.

f. Overfilled/extrusion.

g. Missed canal.

h. Lateral/stripping perforation.

i. Furcal perforation.

j. Crestal perforation.

k. Apical perforation.

l. Separated instrument.

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3. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers)

What observation(s) can be made for tooth 1.5?

a. Acceptable shape, length and fill of obturation.

b. Underprepared canal.

c. Overprepared canal.

d. Inadequate length of obturation.

e. Under instrumentation

f. Inadequate compaction/density of obturation.

g. Overfilled/extrusion.

h. Crestal perforation.

i. Apical perforation.

j. Separated instrument.

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4. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers)

What observation(s) can be made for tooth 3.6?

a. Acceptable shape, length and fill of obturation.

b. Underprepared canal.

c. Overprepared canal.

d. Inadequate length of obturation.

e. Inadequate compaction/density of obturation.

f. Overfilled/extrusion.

g. Missed canal.

h. Lateral/stripping perforation.

i. Furcal perforation.

j. Crestal perforation.

k. Apical perforation.

l. Separated instrument.

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5. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers)

What observation(s) can be made for tooth 4.6?

a. Acceptable shape, length and fill of obturation.

b. Underprepared canal.

c. Overprepared canal.

d. Inadequate length of obturation.

e. Inadequate compaction/density of obturation.

f. Overfilled/extrusion.

g. Missed canal.

h. Lateral/stripping perforation.

i. Furcal perforation.

j. Crestal perforation.

k. Apical perforation.

l. Separated instrument.

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6. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers)

What observation(s) can be made for tooth 2.5?

a. Acceptable shape, length and fill of obturation.

b. Underprepared canal.

c. Overprepared canal.

d. Inadequate length of obturation.

e. Inadequate compaction/density of obturation.

f. Overfilled/extrusion.

g. Crestal perforation.

h. Apical perforation.

i. Separated instrument.

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7. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers)

What observation(s) can be made for tooth 4.6?

a. Acceptable shape, length and fill of obturation.

b. Underprepared canal.

c. Overprepared canal.

d. Inadequate length of obturation.

e. Inadequate compaction/density of obturation.

f. Overfilled/extrusion.

g. Missed canal.

h. Lateral/stripping perforation.

i. Furcal perforation.

j. Crestal perforation.

k. Apical perforation.

l. Separated instrument.

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8. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers)

Which of the following describe(s) the endodontic treatment of tooth 3.6?

a. □ Apical perforation.

b. □ Lateral perforation/strip perforation.

c. □ Apical transportation (zipping).

d. □ Furcation perforation.

e. □ Separated instrument (broken file).

f. □ Ledge formation.

g. □ Inadequate compaction (voids).

h. □ Overfilled/extrusion.

i. □ Underfilled.

j. □ Acceptable

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9. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers)

Which of the following describe(s) the endodontic treatment of tooth 3.4?

A. Apical perforation.

B. Lateral perforation/strip perforation.

C. Apical transportation (zipping).

D. Furcation perforation.

E. Separated instrument (broken file).

F. Ledge formation.

G. Inadequate compaction (voids).

H. Overfilled/extrusion.

I. Underinstrumentation.

J. Acceptable

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10. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers)

Which of the following describe(s) the endodontic treatment of tooth 1.6?

A. Apical perforation.

B. Lateral perforation/strip perforation.

C. Apical transportation (zipping).

D. Furcation perforation.

E. Separated instrument (broken file).

F. Inadequate compaction (voids).

G. Overfilled/extrusion.

H. Underfilled.

I. Acceptable

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11. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers)

Which of the following describe(s) the endodontic treatment of tooth 3.6?

A. Apical perforation.

B. Lateral perforation/strip perforation.

C. Apical transportation (zipping).

D. Furcation perforation.

E. Separated instrument (broken file).

F. Ledge formation.

G. Inadequate compaction (voids).

H. Overfilled/extrusion.

I. Underfilled.

J. Acceptable

K. Separated Instruments

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12. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers)

Which of the following describe(s) the endodontic treatment of tooth 3.6?

A. Apical perforation.

B. Lateral perforation/strip perforation.

C. Apical transportation (zipping).

D. Furcation perforation.

E. Separated instrument (broken file).

F. Ledge formation.

G. Inadequate compaction (voids).

H. Overfilled/extrusion.

I. Underfilled.

J. Acceptable

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13. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers)

Which of the following describe(s) the endodontic treatment of tooth 4.6?

A. Apical perforation.

B. Lateral perforation/strip perforation.

C. Apical transportation (zipping).

D. Furcation perforation.

E. Separated instrument (broken file).

F. Ledge formation.

G. Inadequate compaction (voids).

H. Overfilled/extrusion.

I. Underinstrumentation.

J. Acceptable

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14. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers)

Which of the following describe(s) the endodontic treatment of tooth 4.4?

A. Apical perforation.

B. Lateral perforation/strip perforation.

C. Apical transportation (zipping).

D. Furcation perforation.

E. Separated instrument (broken file).

F. Ledge formation.

G. Inadequate compaction (voids).

H. Overfilled/extrusion.

I. Underfilled.

J. Acceptable

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15. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers)

Which of the following describe(s) the endodontic treatment of tooth 4.6?

A. Apical perforation.

B. Lateral perforation/strip perforation.

C. Apical transportation (zipping).

D. Furcation perforation.

E. Separated instrument (broken file).

F. Ledge formation.

G. Inadequate compaction (voids).

H. Overfilled/extrusion.

I. Overinstrumentation.

J. Acceptable

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16. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers)

What observation(s) can be made for tooth 3.7?

a. Acceptable shape, length and fill of obturation.

b. Underprepared canal.

c. Overprepared canal.

d. Inadequate length of obturation.

e. Inadequate compaction/density of obturation.

f. Overfilled/extrusion.

g. Missed canal.

h. Lateral/stripping perforation.

i. Furcal perforation.

j. Crestal perforation.

k. Apical perforation.

l. Separated instrument.

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17. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers)

Which of the following describe(s) the endodontic treatment of tooth 3.6?

A. Apical perforation.

B. Lateral perforation/strip perforation.

C. Apical transportation (zipping).

D. Furcation perforation.

E. Separated instrument (broken file).

F. Ledge formation.

G. Inadequate compaction (voids).

H. Overfilled/extrusion.

I. Underfilled.

J. Acceptable

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18. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers)

Which of the following describe(s) the endodontic treatment of tooth 2.5?

A. Apical perforation.

B. Lateral perforation/strip perforation.

C. Apical transportation (zipping).

D. Furcation perforation.

E. Separated instrument (broken file).

F. Ledge formation.

G. Inadequate compaction (voids).

H. Overfilled/extrusion.

I. Underfilled.

J. Acceptable

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19. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers)

Which of the following describe(s) the endodontic treatment of tooth 1.5?

A. Apical perforation.

B. Lateral perforation/strip perforation.

C. Apical transportation (zipping).

D. Furcation perforation.

E. Separated instrument (broken file).

F. Ledge formation.

G. Inadequate compaction (voids).

H. Overfilled/extrusion.

I. Underfilled.

J. Acceptable

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20. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers.)

Which of the following may complicate the root canal treatment on tooth 3.6?

A. No complicating factors present.

B. Presence of accessory canals/canal subdivision.

C. Curved/atypical root morphology.

D. Pulp stones/calcification of the pulp chamber.

E. Calcification of root canal(s).

F. Internal resorption.

G. External resorption.

H. Extensive restoration.

I. Caries.

J. Rotated or tipped tooth.

K. Tooth fracture.

L. Open apex.

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21. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers.)

Which of the following may complicate the root canal treatment on tooth 2.6?

A. No complicating factors present.

B. Presence of accessory canals/canal subdivision.

C. Curved/atypical root morphology.

D. Pulp stones/calcification of the pulp chamber.

E. Calcification of root canal(s).

F. Internal resorption.

G. External resorption.

H. Extensive restoration.

I. Caries.

J. Rotated or tipped tooth.

K. Tooth fracture.

L. Open apex.

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22. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers.)

Which of the following may complicate the root canal treatment on tooth 2.2??

A. No complicating factors present.

B. Presence of accessory canals/canal subdivision.

C. Curved/atypical root morphology.

D. Pulp stones/calcification of the pulp chamber.

E. Calcification of root canal(s).

F. Internal resorption.

G. External resorption.

H. Extensive restoration.

I. Caries.

J. Rotated or tipped tooth.

K. Tooth fracture.

L. Open apex.

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23. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers.)

Which of the following may complicate the root canal treatment on tooth 2.1?

A. No complicating factors present.

B. Presence of accessory canals/canal subdivision.

C. Curved/atypical root morphology.

D. Pulp stones/calcification of the pulp chamber.

E. Calcification of root canal(s).

F. Internal resorption.

G. External resorption.

H. Extensive restoration.

I. Caries.

J. Rotated or tipped tooth.

K. Tooth fracture.

L. Open apex.

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24. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers.)

Which of the following may complicate the root canal treatment on tooth 3.5?

A. No complicating factors present.

B. Presence of accessory canals/canal subdivision.

C. Curved/atypical root morphology.

D. Pulp stones/calcification of the pulp chamber.

E. Calcification of root canal(s).

F. Internal resorption.

G. External resorption.

H. Extensive restoration.

I. Caries.

J. Rotated or tipped tooth.

K. Tooth fracture.

L. Open apex.

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25. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers.)

Which of the following may complicate the root canal treatment on tooth 1.2?

A. No complicating factors present.

B. Presence of accessory canals/canal subdivision.

C. Curved/atypical root morphology.

D. Pulp stones/calcification of the pulp chamber.

E. Calcification of root canal(s).

F. Internal resorption.

G. External resorption.

H. Extensive restoration.

I. Caries.

J. Rotated or tipped tooth.

K. Tooth fracture.

L. Open apex.

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26. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers)

Which of the following describe(s) the endodontic treatment of tooth 3.4?

A. Apical perforation.

B. Lateral perforation/strip perforation.

C. Apical transportation (zipping).

D. Furcation perforation.

E. Separated instrument (broken file).

F. Ledge formation.

G. Inadequate compaction (voids).

H. Overfilled/extrusion.

I. Underfilled.

J. Acceptable

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27. (Select ONE OR MORE correct answers)

Which of the following describe(s) the endodontic treatment of tooth 2.4?

A. Apical perforation.

B. Lateral perforation/strip perforation.

C. Apical transportation (zipping).

D. Furcation perforation.

E. Separated instrument (broken file).

F. Ledge formation.

G. Inadequate compaction (voids).

H. Missed canal/s.

I. Overfilled/extrusion.

J. Underfilled.

K. Acceptable

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