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1
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Associated glands of digestive system

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  1. Salivary glands
  2. Liver
  3. Pancreas
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4 parts of oral cavity

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  1. Lips
  2. Palates
  3. Tongue
  4. Teeth
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4 main layers of GI

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  1. Tunica mucosa
  2. Tunica submucosa
  3. Tunica muscularis
  4. Tunica serosa
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Tunica mucosa aka?

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Mucosal membranes

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Tunica mucosa

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Innermost layer

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3 sublayers of tunica mucosa

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  1. Epithelial lining
  2. Lamina propria
  3. Muscularis mucosae
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Cells of epithelial lining

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Stratified +/- keratin

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Lamina propria is made of?

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Loose CT

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9
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Muscularis mucosae is made of?

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Smooth muscle

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Tunica submucase consists of?

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  1. Dense irregular CT
  2. Blood vessels
  3. Lymph vessels
  4. Nerve plexus (Miessner)
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Miessner

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Nerve plexus located in tunica submucosa

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Tunica submucosa may contain?

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  1. Glands

2. Lymphatic tissue

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Tunica muscularis aka?

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Muscularis externa

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14
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Tunica muscularis contains?

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Inner circular and outer longitudinal layers of smooth muscle

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CT between inner circular and outer longitudinal smooth muscle layers of tunica muscularis contains?

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  1. Blood vessels
  2. Lymph nodes
  3. Nerve plexus (myenteric)
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Myenteric nerve plexus located?

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Between inner circular and outer longitudinal layers of tunica muscularis

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17
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ENS stands for?

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Enteric nervous system

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18
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What forms ENS?

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  1. Miessner’s nerve plexus

2. Mysenteric nerve plexus

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19
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“Second brain” is the?

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ENS

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20
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ENS has?

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Autonomous function

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21
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ENS innervation

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Some from ANS, but operates independently of brain and spinal cord

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22
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Tunica serosa

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Thin layer of loose CT

Rich in blood vessels, lymph vessels and adipose tissue

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Tunica serosa is covered by?

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Mesothelium

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Mesothelium cells

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Simple squamous epithelium

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25
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Covering of intraperitoneal organs

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Mesothelium

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26
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Covering of retroperitoneal organs

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Tunica adventitia

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27
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Lips are?

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Folds of fibroelastic and skeletal tissue at entrance to GI tract

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28
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3 surfaces of lips

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  1. Skin
  2. Oral mucosa
  3. Muco-cutaneous junction
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29
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Lip skin cells

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Stratified squamous +/- keratinization

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30
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Oral mucosa cells in pigs and carnivores

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Non-keratinized

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31
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Oral mucosa cells in ruminants and horses

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Keratinized

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32
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Core of lips has?

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Skeletal muscle

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33
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Orbucluaris oris m.

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Skeletal muscle in core of lips

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34
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2 types of palates

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  1. Hard palate

2. Soft palate

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35
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What is hard palate?

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Bony roof of mouth

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36
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Hard palate covered by?

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Mucuosa (stratified squamous epithelium with keratin)

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37
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Hard palate texture

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Ridged (rugae)

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38
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Dental pads

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Thick keratin layer in hard palate of ruminants

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39
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Soft palate is?

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Posterior fibrous and muscular extension of hard palate

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40
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Soft palate separates?

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Oral cavity from nasopharynx

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41
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Tongue is?

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Mass of striated muscle

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42
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Tongue fibers oriented?

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All directions

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43
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Dorsal surface of tongue

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Tonsils and papillae

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44
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Ventral surface of tongue

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Typical mucosa

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45
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Lyssa is?

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Cordlike structure extending along ventral midline of tongue

46
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Lyssa is well developed in?

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Carnivores

47
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Lyssa consists of?

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  1. Dense collagenous tissue
  2. Fat
  3. Skeletal m.
  4. Sometimes cartilage
48
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4 types of tongue papillae

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  1. Filiform
  2. Fungiform
  3. Vallate
  4. Foliate
49
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Only non-gustatory papillae

50
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Filiform papillae

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Fairly small, cover most of surface

51
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Filiform papillae shape

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Elongated conical

52
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Filiform papillae keratinization

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Heavily keratinized

53
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Filiform papillae function

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Provide friction to help move food

54
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Fungiform papillae

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Larger, less common (interspersed among filiform p.)

55
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Fungiform papillae shape

56
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Funigofrm papillae keratinization

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Lightly keratinized

57
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Taste buds on fungiform papillae

58
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Foliate papillae

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Several parallel ridges on each side of tongue

59
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Foliate papillae keratinization

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Non-keratinized epithelium

60
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Foliate papillae shape

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Leaf-shaped

61
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Taste buds on foliate papillae

62
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Glands of foliate papillae

63
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Gustatory glands open into?

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Sulcus of foliate and vallate papillae

64
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Gustator glands aka?

A

Ebner’s glands

65
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Foliate papillae are commonly seen in what animals?

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  1. Rabbits

2. Hares

66
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Vallate papillae aka?

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Circumvallate p.

67
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Largest papillae

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Vallate papillae

68
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How are vallate papillae arranged?

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8-12 arranged in pairs

69
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Vallate papillae shape

70
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Vallate papillae are surrounded by?

A

Deep furrow (moat)

71
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Papillae with most taste buds?

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Vallate papillae

72
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Vallate papillae glands

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Gustatory glands

73
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Taste buds are?

A

Ovoid intraepithelial cell masses

74
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Taste buds extend from ? and open through?

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Basement membrane → open through taste pore at surface

75
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3 taste bud cell types

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  1. Sustenacular cells
  2. Gustator cells
  3. Basal cells
76
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All taste bud have?

A

Microvilli

77
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How are microvilli “taste hairs”?

A

Extend into taste pore

78
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If you hear sustenacular cells, you should think?

A

Supporting

79
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Basal cells are?

A

Germinal → can become sensory or gustatory

80
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Each taste bud has ___ cells?

81
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Taste buds detect 5 categories of tastans

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  1. Salty
  2. Sour
  3. Sweet
  4. Bitter
  5. Umami
82
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What tastes salty?

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Sodium ions

83
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What tastes soure?

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Hydrogen ions from acids

84
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What tastes sweet?

A

Alkaloids and certain toxins

85
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What tastes bitter?

A

Alkaloids and certain toxins

86
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What taste umami?

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AAs like glutamate

87
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Dogs can detect what tastants?

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  1. Salt
  2. Sour
  3. Sweet
  4. Bitter
  5. Neutral (water)
88
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Brachy means?

89
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Brachydont growth

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No growth after completion of eruption

90
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Parts of brachydont

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  1. Crown
  2. Neck
  3. Root
91
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Who has brachydont teeth?

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Carnivores

92
Q

Hypso means?

93
Q

Hypsodont gorwth

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Continuously erupting → no definite crown, neck and rook

94
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Who has hysodont teeth?

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  1. Ruminant cheek teeth
  2. All Equine
  3. Rodent incisor
  4. Canine teeth of pigs
  5. Elephant tusk
95
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Enamel hardness

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Hardest part of human body

96
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Enamel consists of?

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96% hydroxyapatite

97
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Any collagen in enamel?

98
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Enamel secreted by?

A

Ameloblasts

99
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Dentin hardness

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Harder than bonde

100
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Dentin consists of?

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70% hydroxyapatite

101
Q

Any collagen in dentin?

102
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Dentin secreted by?

A

Odontoblasts

103
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Cementum hardness

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Resembles bone

104
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Cementum consists of?

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45% hydroxyapatite

105
Q

Any collagen in cementum?

106
Q

Cementum secreted by?

A

Cementoblasts

107
Q

Dental calculus

A

Formed by plague accumulation

108
Q

Calculus aka?

109
Q

Dental calculus can lead to?

A

Periodontal disease

110
Q

4 stages of tooth development

A
  1. Dental lamina
  2. Tooth bud
  3. Enamel organ
  4. Bell
111
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What is the dental lamina stage?

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Oral epithelium invades underlying mesenchym of jaw as dental lamina

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