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11. Which one of the followings is false? a. Endodontic examination consists of three parts; I - History (Anamnesis), II- Clinical examination and III- Radiographic examination. b. A chief complaint is often the reason a patient seeks care; it is important for the patient to express the chief complaint in his/her own words, and this expression should be recorded in the patient's treatment file. c. Intraoral clinical examination includes examining the hard tissues of the tooth, enamel, dentin and cementum. d. Pulp sensibility tests can be preformed with thermal (cold, heat), electrical or mechanical stimuli e. percussion tests is done by tapping gently on the incisal or occlusal surfaces of teeth with the back end of a probe or a mirror handle vertically and horizontally. 12. Arrange the radiographs correctly that should be taking while performing root canal treatment. I- Initial / preoperative periapical radiography II-Control radiography with MGP III- Control radiography of the root filling after obturation of the root canal. IV- Radiography with the root canal instrument in the canal to determine the working length V-Initial / Preoperative panoramic radiography a. I, II, III, IV b. I, III, IV, II c. I, V, II, IV d. I, IV, II, III e. V, IV, III, II 13. In order to avoid difficulties due to the superpositions, the technique of taking radiography by positioning the x-ray tube twenty degrees mesially or distally to the tooth is called: a. Parallel technique b. Bisecting angle technique c. SLOP technique d. SLOC technique