TCS Interview Questions and Answers

Disimpacted wisdom extraction in a 45-year-old male with diabetes type 2 and blood glucose levels of 110 fasting / 140 after food.

• Assess the patient's overall health and diabetes control

• Consider the potential impact of diabetes on healing and infection risk

• Ensure blood glucose levels are well-managed before the procedure

• Monitor blood glucose levels during and after the extraction

• Provide appropriate post-operative instructions and follow-up care

Case selection for fluoride or hydroxyapatite application in sensitivity depends on various factors.

• The severity and cause of sensitivity should be evaluated before selecting the treatment.

• Fluoride application is effective for sensitivity caused by enamel erosion or demineralization.

• Hydroxyapatite application is effective for sensitivity caused by dentin exposure or abrasion.

• Patient's age, oral hygiene, and medical history should also be considered.

• Fluoride application is con...read more

Forceps is the instrument commonly used in dental extractions.

• Forceps are used to grip and remove teeth from the socket.

• Different types of forceps are used depending on the tooth being extracted.

• Examples include extraction forceps, root forceps, and pediatric forceps.

• Forceps have handles for the dentist to hold and beaks to grip the tooth.

• They are designed to provide leverage and control during the extraction process.

There are several types of biopsies used in oncology cases, including incisional, excisional, needle, and bone marrow biopsies.

• Incisional biopsy involves removing a small piece of tissue for examination.

• Excisional biopsy involves removing the entire tumor or lesion.

• Needle biopsy uses a thin needle to extract cells or tissue from a tumor.

• Bone marrow biopsy involves taking a sample of the bone marrow to check for cancer cells.

Common medical emergencies include cardiac arrest, stroke, anaphylaxis, and seizures.

• Cardiac arrest requires immediate CPR and defibrillation

• Stroke requires quick assessment and administration of clot-busting medication

• Anaphylaxis requires prompt administration of epinephrine and airway management

• Seizures require ensuring patient safety and administration of anticonvulsant medication

• Other emergencies include respiratory distress, severe bleeding, and diabetic emergencies