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This book contains one thousand fixed response questions. It is designed for dental students of pediatric dentistry who want to prepare for a certifying test or similar examination. Most of those tests use fixed response questions. This book can help dental students overcome some of the common problems candidates have with MRQ tests. Even as a well-prepared and successful dental student, you likely will not be able to show how good you are in your first, or even second try at a comprehensive fixed response test. There is a good reason for this. Fixed response questions are a blunt instrument. They deny collaboration, reward speed and punish nuance. Unlike what one has become accustomed to in medical school: mentorship, caution against haste, and reward for insight. Without a lot of experience in fixed response tests, you are like a seasoned footballer who is about to be dropped into a rugby scrum. This book will help you get through it. It can be used for quick revision of various topics namely caries epidemiology, prevention and management; pulp therapy; tooth restoration; dental materials; oral medicine; traumatic dental injury; pain and behaviour management; tooth anatomy and physiology; eruption and eruption disorders; and general dentistry for children. There are three basic kinds of fixed-response questions in the book: True/False Questions, Multiple Choice Questions and Multiple Response Questions. The introduction section of the book provides readers with 10 quick guides on how to make yourself familiar with the vast material in the book. At the end of the book are the answers to the questions as well as a blank answer sheet which you could use during your personal studies. The book shall be revised every three years to ensure it addresses contemporary issues in pediatric dentistry as well as ensure it contains information on current concepts in pediatric dentistry. Table of Contents: Preface Introduction Section I. Caries Epidemiology, Prevention and Management Section II. Paediatric Pulp Therapy Section III. Tooth Restoration, Dental Materials and Paediatric Dentistry Section IV. Paediatric Oral Medicine Section V. Dental Trauma Section VI. Pain and Behaviour Management Section VII. Tooth Anatomy, Physiology, Eruption and Eruption Disorders Section VIII. General Dentistry for Children Answers Index
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