Salam , here are some prostho II sample questions i collected :

An internal finish line is produced by: a. Scraping the cast b. Placing relief wax on the cast c. Adding additional wax on the wax-up d. None of the above are correct U-shaped maxillary major connector should not be used routinely, except in the presence of a palatal: a. Hyperplasia b. Prominent rugae c. Torus palatinus d. All of the above The following factors can influence the RPD design: a. Space available for restoring missing teeth b. Occlusal relationship of remaining teeth c. Periodontal health of abutment teeth d. Patients past experience with RPD e. All of the above f. None of the above In a Class I mandibular RPD, the support is derived from the: a. Abutment teeth b. Soft tissues in the edentulous area c. Soft tissues under lingual bar d. (a) and (b) are correct e. (a) and (c) are correct The duplicating material commonly used for duplication of the master cast is: a. Irreversible hydrocolloid b. Addition silicone c. Reversible hydrocolloid d. All of the above Relief wax is placed on the following area of the master cast. a. Beneath lingual bar b. Median palatal raphe and torus c. Saddle areas to be covered with acrylic resin base d. All of the above During the spruing procedure: a. A large number of sprues are placed

b. Sprues should have sharp bends c. Maxillary pattern in sprued from below d. None of the above is correct. Acrylic denture bases can be used for: a. Distal extension RPDs b. Bounded seddle (class III) RPDs c. Seddle areas with history of recent extraction d. All of the above e. (a) and (c) are correct Metal bases for RPDs a. Are easy to reline or rebase b. Offer poor esthetics c. Are difficult to clean d. None of the above is correct Packing of acrylic should be done during the ____ stage a. Sandy b. Stringy c. Rubbery d. Dough The bilateral, simultaneous, anterior and posterior occlusal contact of teeth in centric and eccentric positions Balanced Occlusion In a Class I removable partial denture, which of the following are the indications for a lingual plate? a) loose anterior teeth b) high frenum attachments c) extreme vertical resorption of residual ridges allow a little horizontal support d) inadequate space between free marginal gingival and sulcus for a lingual bar e) all of the above What are the advantages of the altered cast technique? a) more accurate border development b) accurate anatomical impression of ridge area c) allows development of a functional type of impression d) allows a selective tissue placement of impression for more ideal distribution of the load on the distal extension ridge area What major connector would be indicated in the maxillary arch with severe vertical ridge resorption, six remaining anterior teeth with Class I mobility a) palatal strap

b) anterior-posterior palatal bars c) U-shaped connector d) full palatal coverage with lingual plate

The choice of major connector is made: a) before definitive treatment commences b) from the Law of Averages c) In laboratory phase d) arbitrarily by the laboratory Which of the following is/are purpose(s) of a surveyor? a) determine the path of insertion b) establish tooth undercut c) determine tissue undercuts d) tripoding e) all of the above The W.W. (wroght wire) clasp is used when: a) a very deep undercut is present b) high survey line is present c) stress breaker is needed d) all of the above are correct In case of retroclined lower anterior teeth the best major connector to use is: a) lingual bar b) open kennedy c) lingual plate d) labial bar The most suitable type of major connector in case of RPD where only the maxillary anterior remain is: a) anterior posterior palatal strap b) single broad palatal strap c) full palatal coverage d) U-shaped palatal major connector The flexibility of the clasp arm depend mainly on: a) Location of the undercut b) degree of undercut c) the cross sectional form d) All of the above Rest may be place upon:

a) sound enamel b) cast restoration c) silver amalgam alloy restorations d) any of the above Metal framework do not fit master cast due to: a) mold cooled improperly b) incorrect water-powder ratio used for investment cast c) reversible hydrocolloid duplicating material used too long d) All of the above are correct Relief cannot be used in the edentulous area when: a) the denture base is going to be all metal b) edentulous area with recently extracted teeth c) free and saddle d) None of the above Answer with true (T) or false (F) A bar clasp arm should be used on a terminal abutment if the undercut lies on the side of the tooth away from the extension base. TrueFalse A rest should be designed so that the transmitted forces are directed along the long axis of the supporting tooth as nearly as possible. True False Bracing elements are all located on or above the survey line True False An imaginary line around which a removable partial denture tends to rotate is known as a fulcrum line. True False The dentist alone should be responsible for the choice of design used, and the design should be based on both biological and mechanical principles. True False A U-shaped palatal major connector should be used only when inoperable tori extend to the posterior limit of the hard palate.

True False A minor connector contacting the axial surface of an abutment should not be located on a convex surface but instead should be located in an embrasure in which it will be the least noticeable to the tongue. True False All of the following are correct statements concerning an occlusal rest, except a. the rest prep should extend one-half the buccolingual width of the tooth from cusp tip to cusp tip b.the rest prep should extend on-third to one-half the mesiodistal width of the tooth c. the rest seat is prepared such that the deepest portion is at the marginal ridge d.the rest measures between 1.0 to 1.5 mm thick where it crosses the marginal ridge e.the occlusal rest seat is prepared so that the enclosed angle formed by the floor of the rest seat and a line dropped down the proximal surface of the tooth must be less than 90 degrees. All of the following statements concerning major connectors are correct, except a. at least 8 mm of vertical space between the active floor of the mouth and gingival margins of the teeth is required for a mandibular lingual bar major connector b. in the maxillary arch, the border of the major connector should be at leas 6 mm from the gingival crevice of the teeth c.in the mandibular arch, the border of the lingual bar major connector should not be closer than 2 - 3 mm to the gingival margins d.the border of the maxillary major connector should be scalloped to mimic the gingival crevices of the teeth e.the border of the mandibular major connector should run parallel to the gingival margin of the teeth According to the Kennedy Classification of partially edentulous arches, a single, but bilateral edentulous area crossing the midline, and located anterior to the remaining teeth would be a a.Class I b.Class II c.Class III d.Class IV e.Class V Two or more parallel axial surfaces of abutment teeth shaped to direct the prosthesis during placement and removal are called a. reciprocal clasp arms b. indirect retainers c. guiding planes

d.undercuts e.retentive clasp guidance Which of the following are elements of the clasp assembly? 1. Major connector 2. Retentive clasp arm 3. Minor connector 4. Stabilizing clasp arm 5. Rest 1, 2 1, 3, 5 2, 4, 5 2, 3, 4, 5 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 a.

b. c. d. e.

The part of a removable partial denture that assists the direct retainers in preventing displacement of distal extension bases by functioning as part of the resistance arm of a lever anterior to the fulcrum line is termed a (an) reciprocal clasp arm b. indirect retainer c. inadvertent retainer d. guiding plane e. rester The primary requirement of a major connector is that it be a. flat b. polished c. flexible a design from the book e. rigid a.

d.

The direction that dislodging forces unseat a RPD depends upon the location of rests b. denture base retainers c. guideplates, retainers, and minor connectors d. chance e. holding power of denture base adhesives As dislodgement occurs, clasps act to keep a RPD seated. This action is enhanced the anteriorly located occlusal rest which is known as an occlusal rest serving by the a.

function of an a. b. c. d. indirect retainer fulcrum relocator lever arm lengthener impingement protector e. direct retainer

As the length of a clasp increases so does its stiffness. True False How many rests are there on an embrasure clasp? a. enough to do the job b. two c. one d. three e. none

The part of an RPD framework that transmits stress to the abutment tooth and also serves as a vertical stop for the framework is called a a. clasp minor connector c. rest d. crown reciprocating arm

b.

e.

The part of an RPD framework that resists lateral functional stress and provides support for mobile teeth is called a retentive clasp b. major connector c. rest d. bracing component e. indirect retainer The rests of a RPD must be free to move in function (except gingivally) in Kennedy Class I, II, IV I, II, III, IV c. I, III, IV d. II, III, IV none. Rests should never move in function b. a. a.

e.

In order to attain symmetry of form in major connectors of the palate, they should cross the midline at a. midnight, when traffic is least likely b. an acute angle c. an ugly angle d. an obtuse angle e. right angles

Plates, minor connectors, guiding plates, and proximal contacts of natural teeth all contribute to a. c. d. reciprocation b. esthetics good oral hygiene the United Fund e. rigidity