Chapter 2- Paraoral tissue

Question 1

It is the lining mucosa of the oral cavity.

Answer 1

MUCOUS MEMBRANE

Question 2

Two types of masticatory

Answer 2

1. SIMPLE

2. CUSHIONED

Question 3

Examples of simple masticatory

Answer 3

GINGIVA, PALATINE RAPHE

Question 4

Example of cushiomed masticatory

Answer 4

HARD PALATE

Question 5

It is the surrounding tissue on the neck of the tooth

Answer 5

GINGIVA

Question 6

Another name for EPITHELIAL ATTACHMENT

Answer 6

JUNCTIONAL EPITHELIUM

Question 7

It is the tissue the merely surrounds the neck of the tooth

Answer 7

FREE GINGIVA

Question 8

Triangular piece of tissue

Answer 8

INTERDENTAL PAPILLA

Question 9

An example of free gingival tissue that is mobile

Answer 9

MARGINAL GINGIVA

Question 10

Wrong brushing technique

Answer 10

HORIZONTAL

Question 11

It is the beginning of ATTACHED GINGIVA

Answer 11

FREE GINGIVAL GROOVE

Question 12

Exposed bone

Answer 12

BONE DEHISCENCE

Question 13

It indicates healthy condition

Answer 13

STIPPLINGS

Question 14

Shelters delicate soft tissue

Answer 14

LINING MUCOSA

Question 15

Types of Lining Mucosa

Answer 15

1. FIRMLY ATTACHED

2. LOOSELY ATTACHED

Question 16

Its examples are lips, cheek, tonsils…

Answer 16

FIRMLY ATTACHED

Question 17

Protective lining of the more delicate sheltered area

Answer 17

LOOSELY ATTACHED

Question 18

It is because of the protruding papillae

Answer 18

SPECIALIZED MUCOSA

Question 19

Anterior 1/3 of toungue

Answer 19

MASTICATORY

Question 20

Posterior 1/3 of tongue

Answer 20

LINING

Question 21

Where is the mouth’s danger zone?

Answer 21

LINGUAL AREA OF RETROMOLAR MUCOSA

Question 22

Organ system like structure that performs an efficient function

Answer 22

PARAORAL TISSUE

Question 23

Introduction of food in the oral cavity

Answer 23

INGESTION

Question 24

Breaking of food into smaller pieces (32x)

Answer 24

MASTICATION

Question 25

Identification of the flavor of foods

Answer 25

TASTE

Question 26

Swallowing bolus of food

Answer 26

DEGLUTITION

Question 27

It secretes fluid discharge

Answer 27

SALIVARY GLAND

Question 28

Two classifications of cells on terms of number

Answer 28

1. UNICELLULAR | 2. MULTICELLULAR

Question 29

No change in the cytoplasm of the gland

Answer 29

MELOCRINE

Question 30

Whole cells go with secretion

Answer 30

HOLOCRINE

Question 31

Apical portion is retained

Answer 31

APOCRINE

Question 32

Ductless

Answer 32

ENDOCRINE

Question 33

Its secretion passes the ducts

Answer 33

EXOCRINE

Question 34

Morphology is round

Answer 34

ALVEOLAR OR ACINAR

Question 35

Morphology is tube like

Answer 35

TUBULAR

Question 36

Combination of round and tube morph

Answer 36

TUBULOACINAR

Question 37

It is 25-35% in size

Answer 37

PAROTID GLAND

Question 38

Largest (alveolar)

Answer 38

STENSEN'S DUCT

Question 39

It is 60-70% in size

Answer 39

SUBMANDIBULAR GLAND

Question 40

Its size is 5% or less

Answer 40

SUBLINGUAL

Question 41

This is abundant near the midline area

Answer 41

LABIAL GLAND

Question 42

Continuation of labial gland

Answer 42

BUCCAL GLAND

Question 43

It is the tongue proper

Answer 43

LINGUAL GLAND

Question 44

Found along the isthmus

Answer 44

GLOSSOPALATINE GLAND

Question 45

2 general functions of salivary gland

Answer 45

1. SECRETION 2. EXCRETION 3. LUBRICANT 4. CLEANSING ACTION 5. AIDS IN DEGLUTITION

Question 46

Bacteriolysis

Answer 46

LYSOZOMES

Question 47

Digestion

Answer 47

PTYALIN

Question 48

Ph of saliva

Answer 48

5.6(alkaline)-7.6(acid)

Question 49

Average secretion

Answer 49

100ml-300ml/hour

Question 50

Salivary gland stone

Answer 50

SIALOLITH

Question 51

Composition of salivary gland in percentage

Answer 51

99.5% water and .5% org and inorg

Question 52

Inorganic components

Answer 52

SALT, ACID AND ALKALINE

Question 53

Types of salt (inorg)

Answer 53

SODIUM, POTASSIUM FLUORIDE, CHLORIDE, SODIUM BICARBONATE

Question 54

Acid and alkaline (inorg)

Answer 54

SODIUM PHOSPHATE, CALCIUM CARBONATE, CALCIUM PHOSPHATE

Question 55

Types of organic

Answer 55

PTYALIN, MALTASE, SERUM, ALBUMIN, GLOBULIN, UREA

Question 56

Saliva production

Answer 56

STIMULUS- RECEPTOR- AFFERENT- CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM- EFFERENT- EFFECTOR CELLS- DUCT

Question 57

Another functions of paraoral tissue

Answer 57

DIGESTION SPEECH RESPIRATION PROTECTION AMD SUPPORT

Question 58

Teeth space of upper and lower tooth

Answer 58

FREE WAY SPACE

Question 59

Part of the teeth that you can see

Answer 59

CLINICAL CROWN

Question 60

In between clinical crown and gingiva

Answer 60

GINGIVAL MARGIN

Question 61

Embedded on the bone socket

Answer 61

CLINICAL ROOT

Question 62

It is covered by enamel

Answer 62

ANATOMICAL CROWN

Question 63

Enamel junction

Answer 63

CEMENTO

Question 64

Covered by cementum

Answer 64

ANATOMICAL ROOT

Question 65

It happens inside bony pocket

Answer 65

ERUPTION

Question 66

Another name for enamel

Answer 66

SUBSTANCIA ADAMANTINA OR AMELO

Question 67

Another name for dentin

Answer 67

SUBSTANCIA EBURNIA

Question 68

Another name for cementum

Answer 68

SUBSTAMCIA OSSEA

Question 69

Pulp tissue

Answer 69

ENDODONTIUM

Question 70

Forms body of tooth

Answer 70

DENTIN

Question 71

Covers dentin

Answer 71

CEMENTUM

Question 72

Located at the inner of dentin

Answer 72

PULP CAVITY

Question 73

Surface of the tooth and gingival tissue

Answer 73

GINGIVAL CREVIS

Question 74

Point of attachment of gingiva and neck of the tooth

Answer 74

JUNCTIONAL EPITHELIUM

Question 75

End of attached gingiva

Answer 75

MUCOGINGIVAL JUNCTION

Question 76

Pangingilo

Answer 76

GALBANIC REACTION

Question 77

Covered by alveolar mucosa

Answer 77

ALVEOLAR BONE

Question 78

Contain pulp chamber

Answer 78

CORONAL PULP

Question 79

Contains root canal

Answer 79

RADICULAR PULP

Question 80

Two deepest layer of vestibule

Answer 80

MUCOLABIAL FOLD | BUVOBUCCAL FOLD