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101 . Dental treatment for ischemic heart disease a. Effective local anesthesia with adrenaline (1/80000) but no more than four cartridges per visit, aspirate before injecting and inject slowly to avoid intravascular injection. b. Effective local anesthesia with adrenaline (1/200000) but no more than four cartridges per visit, aspirate before injecting and inject slowly to avoid intravascular injection. c. Effective local anesthesia with adrenaline (1/100000) but no more than four cartridges per visit, aspirate before injecting and inject slowly to avoid intravascular injection. d. Effective local anesthesia with adrenaline (1/90000) but no more than four cartridges per visit, aspirate before injecting and inject slowly to avoid intravascular injection e. none of the above

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100) What is cellulitis, as described in the text? a. Thick-walled pocket of tissue containing pus b. Inflammation of the soft tissue due to bacterial spread c. Formation of a sinus in the molar or premolar region d. Chronic inflammation associated with pericoronitis e. None of the above

99) What is the clinical presentation of chronic pericoronitis? a. Severe pain and limitation of mouth openingb. b. Asymptomatic or mild discomfort c. Dull pain, tenderness, and redness d. Intraoral swelling and extraorål swelling e. Expression of a white material from underneath the gum flap

98) Which antibiotic is often indicated in the therapeutic management of odontogenic infections involving Streptococcus? a. Cephalosporin b. Metronidazole c. Tetracycline d. Penicillin e. Erythromycin

97) What is the primary reason for utilizing incision and drainage in odontogenic infections? a. To relieve and decompress tissues b. To administer broad-spectrum antibiotics c. To eliminate the source of infection d. To address systemic signs and symptoms e. To create a surgical airway

96) What is the primary aim of dental treatment in managing odontogenic infections? a. Drain accumulated pus b. Relieve and decompress tissues c. Eliminate the source of infection d. Administer broad-spectrum antibiotics e. Address systemic signs and symptoms

95) Which space is bounded laterally by the ramus of the mandible and the Temporalis muscle, medially by the lateral pterygoid plate, superiorly by infratemporal surface of the greater wing of the sphenoid, and contains the pterygoid venous plexus? a. Temporal space b. Sublingual space c. Infratemporal space d. Buccal space e. Retropharyngeal space

94) In Ludwig's Angina, which spaces are simultaneously affected bilaterally? a. Submandibular, Submental, and Sublingual spaces b. Buccal and Masticator spaces c. Canine fossa and Temporal space d. Sublingual and Submandibular spaces