Growth status is especially important when treatment aims to:

Modify an underlying skeletal problem

Which example may be planned best after growth is complete?

An adolescent with severe Class III malocclusion

Which three body-build categories were described by Sheldon?

Ectomorphic, mesomorphic, endomorphic

The face and dentition should be examined in which planes?

Anteroposterior, vertical, and transverse

When should general examination begin?

Only if abnormality is suspected

As soon as the patient first comes to the clinic

Which features are observed during general examination?

Smile arc, buccal corridor, midline

Why are height and weight recorded?

To assess physical growth and development

Natural head posture is:

Only the cephalometric position

The position the patient carries their head naturally

During facial examination, the patient should:

Sit upright and focus on something in the distance

The profile extraoral view primarily assesses:

Anteroposterior and vertical planes

In a Class I relationship, the upper lip relative to the zero meridian is:

On or slightly anterior to the line

Orthodontics — History & Clinical Examination — Part 2 (Questions 26–50)

University of Baghdad, College of Dentistry, Fifth Year, Lecture 1 & 2. Part 2 of 4. 25 single-best-answer MCQs, 1 point each. Based on the attached lecture.