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Mihaela Florina Loredana COJANU
DMD, DMSc, Teaching Assistant
Restorative Odontotherapy Department
Faculty of Dental Medicine
“Carol Davila” University of Medicine and Pharmacy Bucharest
Bucharest, Romania
Clinical Dentist in Bucharest, Romania
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Loredana Cojanu is a clinical dentist with experience and passion for aesthetic dentistry who graduated
from the Dental Medicine “Carol Davila” University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Bucharest, Romania; PhD
in Periodontology; Competence in Implantology. She is currently a Teaching Assistant in Restorative
Odontotherapy Department of Dental Medicine “Carol Davila”. She is a member of ESCD, SSER. An author of
scientific articles, she also has collaboratively authored book chapters in academic textbook.
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What means the acronym IDA?
q a. Immune disorder activity;
q b. Iron deficiency anemia;
q c. Increased data analyses;
q d. Iron disease autoimmune.
Anemia is associated with:
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q a. decreased levels of hemoglobin (Hb);
q b. increased values of hematocrit (Hct);
q c. high levels of hemoglobin (Hb);
q d. developing countries only.
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Oral manifestations can appear due to:
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Anemia is associated with:
qa. Decreased levels of hemoglobin (Hb);
qb. Increased values of hematocrit (Hct);
qc. High levels of hemoglobin (Hb);
qd. Developing countries only.
Oral manifestations can appear due to:
qa. A healthy diet;
qb. An imbalance immune system;
qc. Lack of risk factors;
qd. Normal dental structures.
Increased number of microorganisms in the oral cavity, the inflammatory reaction of the host
and immunity response based on specific and nonspecific factors in the previous clinical cases
are revealed by:
qa. Normal microbial macroscopic aspects;
qb. Epithelial cells with no trace of cocci, bacilli, candida filaments and fusobacterium species;
qc. Lack of inflammatory infiltrated;
qd. Immunohistochemical exam that showed a chronic inflammatory process.
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