OMF CS (PART III)

For which of the specific arthritis the temporal-mandibular ankylosis is not a complication?:

The mobile bone which makes part of the facial skeleton is:

Are there any dental contacts in an anterior bilateral TMJ luxation?:

Which is the oldest and simpliest method of repositioning of the temporal-mandibular luxation?:

What is the damaged nerve in superior temporal-mandibular luxations?:

What treatment do you use in the TMJ concussions?:

The Heister distancer is used for mechanical therapy for the following situations:

The ethiopathogenic factors of chronic arthritis involve:

Temporal-mandibular ankylosis is possible in the following forms of luxations:

What are the most frequent causes of temporal-mandibular ankylosys?:

What is the most frequent incriminating factor causing chronic temporal-mandibular arthritis?:

Subcutaneous emphyzema occurs in:

What do violent pain iradiating to the ear, clicking in the articulation and luxation during mastication indicate?:

The treatment of the fracture which is complicated by osteomielitis is done with:

After the repositioning of the luxation it is necessary to immobilize the mandible with a chin bandage for how many days:

Which of the following symptoms are not present in the posterior luxations?:

What is the most frequent of the facial fractures after OMF Surgey Chisinau?:

Berchet-Dubov method of anesthesia is used for:

Dental-paradontal traumatic damage is frequent in:

The most frequent cause of a mandibular constriction:

In which luxation forms do scar modifications of the periarticular tissues of the menisc develor?:

Epiphora occurs in:

Sinusotomy is performed in:

Early contact on the molars occurs in:

What is the basic examination method of pacients with luxation of temporal-mandibular joint?:

What is the main cause of luxations?:

One of the following symptoms is missing in unilateral luxations:

The interdentary space in a mandibular fracture on 7-th an 8-th teeth is equal to:

The clinical signs of a chronic temporal-mandibular arthritis can be:

What does the patient first feels in a luxation?:

What is the main maneuver in repositioning the temporal-mandibular luxations in the classic method?:

Early contact of the premolars occurs in:

What is the hardest complication of a temporal-mandibular arthritis?:

In what type of luxations the patients can reposition their mandible by themselves?:

Subcutaneous emphyzema occurs in:

The most serious complication of a superior luxation is:

Maxilla has got more walls:

A pacient has a left preauricular swelling with local signs of acute inflammation, limitation of the mandibular movements and strong pain in mastication. The most probable diagnosis may be:

What is the most frequent of the facial fractures after CNPSDMU?:

Clinical problem: Patient-male, 75 y.o., accuses permanent limitation of opening of the mouth till 1 cm between the central incisors mostly; Retractile scar on face in the right pretragian region and one more in the maseterin region; The pacient also accuses pain when moving the mandible to the right; The X-ray does not show any bone changes.
S.A. Whats the diagnosis based on the data above?:

Which of the symptoms is absent in bilateral anterior luxations?:

The replacement of the nasal bones is perfomed by:

What late complication can happen after a posterior TMJ luxation?:

After repositioning of nasal fragments it is necessary to immobilize them with:

What anesthesia do we use for the repositioning of luxated mandibles?:

More often the X-Ray in the nasal bones fracture shows:

Temporal-mandibular luxation:

What is the treatment for an anterior TMJ luxation?:

Which is the most often form of temporal-mandibular luxation?:

What is usually done for immobilizing the mandible for transportation?: