MFD part 2 feedback, Bahrain, 3-4 June 2014

OSCE: 17 stations ( 15+2 rest stations) 5 min each

1. CPR station, a 55 female collapsed in your own clinic after suffering from chest pain. You are
alone. She is not responsive. What do you do? ( Don’t forget to make a phone call ) and ( and
use the mask for rescue breathes) questions:
how many chest compressions/rescue breaths do you give? How much is the depth of
compression? How many compression per minute? You perform 5 cycles and nothing happens
what do you do? (continue of course). When do you stop? If you find pulse what to do? (rescue
breaths ) how many/ minute? If there’s breathing? (place in recovery position).
2. Skull fill in the blanks : name: ( foramen ovale & spinosum), an artery is drawn what is it? Middle
meningeal it’s a branch of which artery? .the skull particularly fractures in this blue
area ( it was peterion) and this results in hemorrhage.
3. Picture of traumatized upper central incisors one intruded and fractured, the other only
fractured. What do you see? What is the immediate treatment? What do you do later on? What
does the prognosis depend on?
4. Picture of x-ray of an immature (wide canal) upper incisor in which there’s gutta perch cone.
mention 3 things you can see on the radiograph. What do you think was done here? (RCT) Name
3 aimes of the treatment ( appexification, creation of hard tissue barrier to achieve periapical
seal ect) . Materials used?
5. 5 Pictures of clinical procedures in complete denture fabrication and a picture of pt wearing a
removable appliance. Which procedure is being done? (complete denture fabrication) . which
pic doesn’t belong? Put the pictures in order. What do u see in pic 5 ( it was a facebow)? What is
it used for and name two of its components.
6. Cephalometric Tracing. (already traced) you have to measure ( SNA, SNB, ANB, overjet, overbite,
interincisal angle) Don’t forget to mention the normal angles, give a diagnosis vertical relation
and anterioposterior relation (it was cl II) , name 4 expected cephalometric changes after the
treatment with a functional app.? (it was a long writing so we were advised to continue writing
in the rest station)
7. This was a rest station
8. Suturing station: interrupted, vertical mattress, horizontal mattress.
9. CT scan of the incisive canal: give another name of the canal. What nerves and arteries pass and
anastomose through the canal? if you inject local anesthesia in the canal, what do you expect to
be anesthetize?
10. Cranial nerve examination: (III, IV, VI, VII, mandibular branch of V (motor function only). Name
all muscles of the eye and which nerve moves them, facial nerve (say which muscle are you
examining with each move, name another buccinator test), examine all masticatory muscles.
11. Patient with anterior cross bite, cl III, and a mesodent: what do you see? name the most
important clinical diagnostic information you need to know before treatment. Draw an
appliance you can use in this case (maxillary expansion screw, spring to correct ant. X-bite,
posterior bite plane) ect..
12. Cast that has been surveyed with 9 mm between gum & floor of mouth: what is the Kennedy’s
classification? (it was class I) Draw a design, what is the system that you used on the right and
left 4 called? (it was RPI) What is the main function of this system? Name 2 techniques to
improve the retention and stability.
13. Picture of gingiva (red line in attached gingival) . what do u see? What are the differential
diagnoses? ( desquamative gingivitis) What u might see in pt body that has a relation to this
lesion? What is the treatment?
14. Rest station
15. Pt with extremely swollen lips. What do u see? Differential diagnosis? What 3 investigation
should u do? And what is the treatment? ( I wrote orofacial granulomatosis ). (You should check
for Crohn’s disease!)
16. Pic of tongue. Female child, with mother who describes the lesion as changing in appearance
(Geographic tongue). Differential Diagnosis? Management? What skin lesion does it resemble
(psoriasis).