Theme 12. Odontogenic maxillary sinusitis.

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12.1. IN ADULTS, THE MAXILLARY SINUS IS LINED WITH

EPITHELIU
a) flat non-keratinizing
b) flat keratinizing
c) multilayered ciliated
d) cylindrical
e) cubic

12.2. WHEN ANALYZING X-RAYS IT SHOULD BE COMPARED

PNEUMATIZATION OF THE MAXILLARY SINUSES WITH
a) frontal sinuses
b) lattice maze
c) orbits
d) nasal cavity
e) bone structures

12.3. PUNCTURE OF THE MAXILLARY SINUS IS CARRIED OUT

THROUGH
a) lower nasal passage
b) middle nasal passage
c) upper nasal passage
d) using an artificial connection with oral cavity
e) is not carried out

12.4. ONE OF THE MAIN DISTINGUISHING SYMPTOMS OF

ODONTOGENIC SINUSITIS OF THE MAXILLARY SINUS IS
a) manifestation of clinical symptoms on one side
b) congestion of the nasal cavity
c) bad smell from oral cavity
d) pain along the trigeminal nerve
e) purulent discharge from the nose

12.5. IN ODONTOGENIC CHRONIC SINUSITIS IT IS MOSTLY

AFFECTED THE WALLS OF THE SINUS
a) medial, front and upper
b) back, lower and upper
c) lower, front and outer
d) back, front and upper
e) front and back
12.6 IN ACUTE ODONTOGENIC SINUSITIS OF THE MAXILLARY
SINUS IT IS FIRST NECESSARY
a) to remove the causative tooth
b) to eliminate the periapical inflammatory lesion
c) to do radical sinus surgery
d) to appoint decongestants
e) to undertake physiotherapy

12.7 IN ACUTE PURULENT ODONTOGENIC SINUSITIS OF THE

MAXILLARY SINUS IT IS NECESSARY TO DO
a) puncture of the maxillary sinus
b) removal of the causative tooth
c) removal of the causative tooth puncture of the maxillary sinus
d) sinusotomy
e) antibiotic therapy

12.8 TREATMENT OF CHRONIC ODONTOGENIC SINUSITIS OF THE

MAXILLARY SINUS INCLUDES
a) removal of the causative tooth
b) puncture of the maxillary sinus
c) removal of the causative tooth, sinus puncture with enzyme lavage
d) sinusotomy
e) treatment of symptoms

12.9 CHRONIC ODONTOGENIC SINUSITIS OF THE MAXILLARY

SINUS IS DIFFERENTIATED WITH
a) acute pulpitis
b) cancer of maxillary sinus
c) periodontitis
d) fibrous dysplasia
e) osteomyelitis

12.10 INFLAMMATION OF THE MUCOUS MEMBRANE OF THE

MAXILLARY SINUS, ARISING FROM A FOCUS OF INFECTION,
LOCATED IN THE ORAL CAVITY, IS CALLED
a) rhinogenous sinusitis
b) odontogenic sinusitis
c) generalized periodontitis
d) fibrous dysplasia
e) odontogenic osteomyelitis

12.11. ACCESS TO THE MAXILLARY SINUS DURING THE

OPERATION, ACCORDING TO CALDWELL-LUC, IS CARRIED OUT
a) from the nasal cavity
 b) from the side hole tooth
c) from the side of the hard palate
d) through the anterior wall of the maxillary sinus
e) through the posterior wall of the maxillary sinus

12.12. THE AVERAGE VOLUME OF THE SINUS OF COMBINED TYPE

IS
a) 9,0 сm³
b) 2,8 сm³
c) 18,6 сm³
d) 12,1 сm³
e) 7,5 сm³

12.13. THE MUCOUS MEMBRANE OF THE MAXILLARY SINUS

DURING THE OPERATION OF RADICAL SINUSOTOMY IS REMOVED
a) partially
b) fully
c) on the region of the nose
d) on the region of the causative teeth
e) only changed

12.14. SOURCE OF ODONTOGENIC SINUSITIS OF THE MAXILLARY

SINUS CAN BE INFECTION FROM THE
a) nasal cavity
b) incisors of the upper jaw
c) canines of the upper jaw
d) premolars and molars of the upper jaw
e) molars of the lower jaw

12.15. THE MAIN METHOD OF RADIOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS OF

SINUSITIS OF THE MAXILLARY SINUS IS
a) X-ray of the paranasal sinuses
b) orthopantomography
c) visiography
d) MRI
e) ultrasound

12.16. A TRUE CYST OF THE MUCOUS MEMBRANE OF THE

MAXILLARY SINUS IS
a) radicular
b) retention
c) lymphangiectasic
d) residual
e) subperiosteal
12.17. MAXILLARY SINUS COMMUNICATES WITH THE NASAL
CAVITY THROUG
a) upper nasal passage
b) middle nasal passage
c) lower nasal passage
d) main sinus
e) frontal sinus

12.18. THE MAXILLARY SINUS PUNCTURE AT ADULTS IS CARRIED

OUT THROUGH THE NASAL COURSE
a) lower
b) middle
c) upper
d) middle and lower
e) upper and lower

12.19. FALSE CYSTS OF THE MUCOUS MEMBRANE OF THE

MAXILLARY SINUS IS
a) radicular
b) retention
c) lymphangiectasic
d) residual
e) subperiosteal

12.20. ON THE X-RAY IN CHRONIC ODONTOGENIC THE SINUSITIS

OF THE MAXILLARY SINUS IT IS PROJECTED
a) darkening of one of the maxillary sinuses
b) full or partial darkening of both maxillary sinuses
c) darkening of all of the paranasal sinuses
d) liquid level in the affected maxillary sinus
e) fluid level in both maxillary sinuses

ANSWERS ON TEST TASKS

Тheme №12. Odontogenic maxillary sinusitis.

№ answer № answer
12.1 c 12.11 d
12.2 c 12.12 d
12.3 а 12.13 e
12.4 а 12.14 d
12.5 c 12.15 а
12.6 b 12.16 d
12.7 c 12.17 b
12.8 c 12.18 а
12.9 b 12.19 c
12.10 b 12.20 а