Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Quiz

What is a common misconception about the role of an OMFS surgeon?

• They only work in hospitals.

• They specialize in heart surgeries.

• They only perform wisdom teeth extractions.

• They focus on eye surgeries.

Which of the following is a part of the surgical scope of OMFS?

• Knee replacements

• Liver transplants

• Corrective jaw surgeries

• Heart transplants

What is a key difference between academic and private practice settings for OMFS?

• Academic settings have less complex cases.

• Private practice offers more complex cases.

• Academic settings often involve teaching and research.

• Private practice requires no surgical skills.

What is required to become an OMFS after dental school?

• A 2-year internship

• A 3-year medical degree

• A 4-year or 6-year residency program

• A 1-year fellowship

What is the CBSE exam in the context of OMFS?

• A test for general medical knowledge

• An exam for basic science knowledge

• A test for language proficiency

• An exam for surgical skills

Which fellowship focuses on the reconstruction of malignant tumors in the head and neck?

• Facial cosmetics

• Cleft and craniomaxillofacial surgery

• Head and neck oncology

• Orthopedic surgery

What is a common procedure performed by OMFS surgeons?

• Cataract surgery

• Heart bypass surgery

• Dental implants

• Kidney transplants

What is a significant challenge in pursuing a career in OMFS?

• Lack of job opportunities

• High competition for residency spots

• Low salary compared to other fields

• Limited scope of practice

What is the gender distribution in the field of OMFS?

• 50% men and 50% women

• 87% men and 13% women

• 60% men and 40% women

• 70% women and 30% men

What is a benefit of working in private practice as an OMFS?

• More academic responsibilities

• Greater independence

• Higher complexity of cases

• Lower compensation