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Key Facts: Russia Dental Specialized Accreditation Exam

5 + 2

OSCE stations and situational tasks

FMZA September 2026 POE Table

70%

Required component thresholds

Order 709n, paragraphs 74 and 80

Russian

Official assessment language

Order 709n, paragraph 69

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Accreditation charge

Minzdrav Accreditation Information

Current FMZA materials identify «Стоматология» PSA for the specified internship/residency graduates. Its practice-oriented stage has five stations and two situational tasks; this focused English MCQ bank supports study of those topics.

Sample Russia Dental Specialized Accreditation Practice Questions

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1Before administering a dental local anesthetic, which history is directly relevant to the medication safety check?

A.Only whether an anesthetic was used at the previous appointment

B.Whether the patient has had a reaction to an anesthetic or its components

C.Only whether a relative tolerated the same brand

D.Only whether the brand matches a previously used cartridge

Explanation: The FMZA dental-anesthesia passport includes checking for allergy to the anesthetic. Previous reactions and the product's components require assessment before selecting and administering it.

2In the FMZA infiltration-anesthesia sequence, what occurs immediately before slow deposition of the anesthetic solution?

A.Effectiveness testing after completing the painful procedure

B.Deposition of the full solution followed by aspiration

C.An aspiration check with a negative result

D.Rapid deposition to shorten the interval before testing analgesia

Explanation: The passport specifies aspiration followed, if negative, by slow administration of the solution. This sequence is a safety check and does not guarantee that every possible injection complication has been excluded.

3A patient reports lip numbness after dental anesthesia but still feels pain when the operative site is tested. What is the best interpretation?

A.Lip numbness proves complete analgesia of every dental tissue

B.The patient's report should be ignored because the injection is complete

C.The extraction may begin without any further anesthetic assessment

D.Soft-tissue numbness alone has not established adequate analgesia at the operative site

Explanation: The FMZA anesthesia and extraction passports require checking effectiveness at the treatment site and asking about pain. Soft-tissue numbness alone does not satisfy that assessment when pain persists.

4A training cartridge contains 1.8 mL of anesthetic at 40 mg/mL. How much anesthetic does one full cartridge contain?

A.72 mg

B.22.2 mg

C.40 mg

D.180 mg

Explanation: The amount is 1.8 mL × 40 mg/mL = 72 mg. The calculation uses the supplied label and does not establish an appropriate clinical dose for a particular patient.

5Following local anesthetic injection, which sequence matches the FMZA anesthesia passport?

A.Begin the operative procedure immediately and ask about discomfort afterward

B.Monitor the patient's well-being, allow the anesthetic to take effect, and check analgesia

C.Assume efficacy solely from the number of cartridges used

D.Skip effectiveness testing whenever a topical anesthetic was also used

Explanation: The passport includes checking well-being, waiting through the anesthetic's latent period, and confirming effectiveness. Neither cartridge count nor topical anesthesia establishes that the intended tissue is adequately anesthetized.

6For a study calculation, a supplied product limit is 5 mg/kg with an absolute maximum of 300 mg. A 50 kg patient would receive 72 mg per cartridge. Which is the greatest whole-cartridge number below BOTH supplied limits?

A.Four cartridges, because only the 300 mg absolute limit matters

B.Five cartridges, because partial cartridges should be rounded upward

C.Three cartridges, totaling 216 mg against the lower 250 mg limit

D.Two cartridges, because the patient's weight is divided by 25

Explanation: The weight-based limit is 5 × 50 = 250 mg, which is lower than 300 mg. Three cartridges contain 216 mg, while four contain 288 mg and exceed 250 mg; actual use still requires the specific product instructions and patient assessment.

7Which pre-extraction approach best supports the correct-site checks in FMZA's extraction passport?

A.Use the location indicated by the patient without reviewing the record

B.Select whichever tooth is most mobile without confirming the planned procedure

C.Infer the tooth solely from the forceps placed on the tray

D.Match the planned tooth in the medical documentation with examination of the intended treatment site

Explanation: The extraction passport includes review of the medical record, identifying the tooth, and examination of the treatment site. These steps support correct-site treatment rather than relying only on the patient's general description of pain.

8When applying extraction forceps in the FMZA station, which relationship is specified between the forceps beaks and the tooth?

A.The axis of the beaks corresponds to the tooth's axis

B.The beak axis is deliberately perpendicular to the tooth's long axis

C.The beaks grip only the unsupported incisal edge of the crown

D.The beaks are positioned without reference to tooth anatomy

Explanation: The extraction algorithm specifies applying forceps so that the beak axis corresponds to the tooth axis. Appropriate positioning and controlled force are assessed together.

9Why does FMZA's extraction checklist include inspecting the removed tooth?

A.To decide whether the tooth can be returned to the socket routinely

B.To check whether all roots have been removed completely

C.To replace inspection of the extraction socket

D.To determine whether the forceps can be reused without reprocessing

Explanation: The checklist requires inspecting the extracted tooth and confirming complete root removal. Socket inspection remains a separate assessed step.

10Which finding does the FMZA extraction checklist require checking in the socket at the end of the procedure?

A.That the socket is completely dry and free of clot

B.That a surgical dressing has been inserted in every socket regardless of indication

C.That a blood clot has formed

D.That the patient can vigorously rinse the socket immediately

Explanation: The checklist includes socket inspection and confirmation of clot formation. The completion advice also cautions against vigorous rinsing, which could disturb the healing site.

About the Russia Dental Specialized Accreditation Exam

Independent practice by OpenExamPrep for primary specialized accreditation in «Стоматология». These 30 questions focus on the published practical-station topics: anesthesia, extraction, cavity preparation or filling, oral examination or consultation, and adult BLS. The official assessment is conducted in Russian and includes hands-on OSCE stations and situational tasks. This is an English-language MCQ study adaptation, not an official translation, format simulation, or substitute for practical and case-based preparation. It does not represent the complete official testing pool and is not affiliated with Minzdrav or FMZA.

Exam sponsor: Minzdrav accreditation commissions and subcommissions, supported by the Federal Accreditation Centers and FMZA. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

Russian-language testing, then a practice-oriented stage of five OSCE stations and two situational tasks. Each OSCE station and the situational-task answer set require at least 70%.

Time Limit

10 minutes per OSCE passport; confirm testing and situational-task timing

Passing Score

70% testing; 70% on each OSCE station and situational-task answers

Exam / Certification Fees

Free of charge

Exam sponsor website

Fees, eligibility, and exam policies can change. Confirm them with the exam sponsor before applying or paying.

Official sources

FMZA Dedicated Dentistry PSA Identity · Source checked 2026-10-12Confirms the specialty and eligible internship/residency names. Its testing links were placeholders when checked; no count or testing duration is inferred from primary dental accreditation.
FMZA Practice-Oriented Stage Table from 1 September 2026 · Source checked 2026-10-12
FMZA OSCE Station List from 1 September 2026, Item 87 · Source checked 2026-10-12
FMZA Dental Skill Passports · Source checked 2026-10-12The linked skill passports state that their algorithms may support primary or primary specialized accreditation. Their old regulatory citations are not treated as current law.
ERC 2025 First Aid: Choking · Source checked 2026-10-12Supplementary current clinical evidence for airway-obstruction study questions; not an exam-provider endorsement.
Minzdrav Accreditation and Fee Information · Source checked 2026-10-12
Minzdrav Order 709n · Source checked 2026-10-12

Our practice resources: topics covered

We aim to reflect publicly available exam outlines and topic information in our study resources. Coverage, format, and difficulty may differ from the actual exam, and we cannot guarantee that every detail is accurate or current. Confirm exam requirements, fees, and policies with the official exam sponsor.

Not published

Dental Anesthesia

Medication checks, supplied-label calculations, aspiration, monitoring, and efficacy assessment.

Not published

Tooth Extraction

Site verification, instrument control, root completeness, and socket assessment.

Not published

Cavity Preparation and Restoration

Preparation, isolation, material instructions, occlusal checks, and restoration margins.

Not published

Oral Examination and Consultation

Examination sequence, OHI-S calculations, communication, and hygiene advice.

Not published

Adult BLS and Airway Maintenance

Choking, CPR, AED use, and team safety.

Preparing for the Russia Dental Specialized Accreditation Exam

What You Need to Know

Passing score: 70% testing; 70% on each OSCE station and situational-task answers
Assessment: Russian-language testing, then a practice-oriented stage of five OSCE stations and two situational tasks. Each OSCE station and the situational-task answer set require at least 70%.
Time limit: 10 minutes per OSCE passport; confirm testing and situational-task timing
Exam / certification fees: Free of charge Official sources

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Russia Dental Specialized Accreditation: Suggested Study Strategy

1Use the current specialty page and 2026 station tables to distinguish general dentistry PSA from primary dental accreditation and narrow dental specialties.

2Review the skill passports while checking current product instructions and clinical guidance; older passport citations are not proof that an old regulation remains in force.

3Calculate anesthetic amounts from the actual concentration and cartridge volume. Apply the lower applicable product limit rather than assuming a universal maximum.

4Practice checking analgesia, root completeness, socket findings, restoration margins, and occlusion as separate assessments.

5Rehearse clinical communication and BLS physically with an instructor; MCQs cannot demonstrate these skills.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the current general dentistry PSA still exist?

Yes. FMZA's dedicated «Стоматология» page specifies that internship/residency graduates in «Стоматология» or «Стоматология общей практики» take PSA in «Стоматология». It is separate from the narrow dental specialties.

How many testing items and minutes are confirmed for this specific PSA?

They were not confirmed from the dedicated page when checked on 12 October 2026. Its testing links were placeholders. Confirm them with the assessment center rather than transferring numbers from a different dental accreditation.

What does the 2026 practical stage include?

The table effective from 1 September 2026 lists five OSCE stations and two situational tasks. Station 87 lists adult BLS and airway maintenance, anesthesia, extraction, cavity preparation/filling, and a random choice between oral examination and consultation.

How is the practice-oriented stage passed?

Order 709n paragraph 80 requires at least 70% on each station and at least 70% of situational-task answers. A high score in one component does not compensate for failure in another.

Can this bank simulate the official assessment?

No. The official assessment is in Russian and includes practical and situational-task components. These English single-best-answer questions are a focused study adaptation and require additional Russian-language, hands-on, and case-based preparation.