Control tests
1. What system of fixation of an arch prosthesis is most suitable at low clinical crowns of supporting teeth?
A. Telescopic
B. Using Attachments
C. Tiller beam system
D. Using interlocks
E. Use of reverse-action clasps
2. The most beneficial direction of the clamping line on the upper jaw is?
A. Diagonal
B. Sagittal
C. Transversal
D. Linear
E. Parasagittal
3. The most likely direction of the clamping lines on the lower jaw is?
A. Transversal
B. Sagittal
C. The diagonal
D. Front-sagittal
E. Circular
4. What are the methods of connecting the support-restraining elements to the basis of the prosthesis? A. Movable
B. Compression
C. Polygonal
D. Differentiated
E. Compression
5. Providing a semi-mobile clamp connection with the basis of the prosthesis is possible due to:
A. The elongated process of the clammer
B. Increased number of support pads
C. Increasing the holding arms of the clammer
D. Reducing the process of the clammer
E. Exceptions of the support plates
6. The use of extendental attachments is possible:
A. When dentition defects are included
B. At the end defects of the dentition
C. At low clinical crowns
D. When convergence of supporting teeth
E. In order to reduce the burden on the
supporting teeth
7. How
many laboratory steps involves the technology of making a clasp prosthesis for
ashless wax compositions? A. Three B. One C. Four D. Two E. Five 8. What
kind of acrylic plastic is used to make the basis of the clasp prosthesis? A. Bakril B. Redont C.
Protouracil D.
Acryloxide E. Acrodent