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Fundamentals of Occlusion > First exam > Flashcards

First exam Flashcards

1
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First to propose theory of evolution

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Maupertius

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2
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Person involved: Roentgenographic cephalometry

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Broadbent

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3
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Used anthropology to study occlusion

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Hellman

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4
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Person involved: Use and disuse of organs

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Lamarck

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5
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Person involved: Classification of primary occlusion

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Baume

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6
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Person involved: Classification of permanent occlusion

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Angle

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7
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Person involved: Biological classification of organisms

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Linnaeus

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8
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Person involved: Facial profile of Apollo Belvedere as ideal profile

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Angle

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9
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Wrote “Irregularities of Teeth and their Treatment”

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Talbot

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10
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Rosette-like membrane

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Smelling capsules

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11
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Navigating instruments

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Ampullae

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12
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Minute teeth

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Shagreen

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13
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Stiffens the skeleton of fish

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Phosphate of lime

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14
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Stiffens the skeleton of shark

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Calcium carbonate

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15
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Base of skull

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Chondrocranium

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16
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Roof of skull

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Dermocranium

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17
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From what species: Zygomatic arch

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Reptiles

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18
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From what species: Eardrums

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Amphibians

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19
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From what species: TMJ

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Primates

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20
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From what species: Prominent bony chin

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Primitive man

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21
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From what species: 28 skull bones

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Fishes

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22
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From what species: Temporal fossa

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Reptiles

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23
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From what species: Heat-retaining structures

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Mammals

24
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From what species: Protrusile lips

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Arboreal proanthropoids

25
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From what species: Dominance of maxilla

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Reptiles

26
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From what species: Dominance of dentary bone

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Reptiles

27
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From what species: Turning downward of the skull upon the upright column

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Arboreal

28
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From what species: Deepening of the face

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Arboreal proarthropoids

29
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Anteroposterior jaw movement in rodents

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Propalinal

30
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Deep pits that do not become narrower at the bottom

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Thecodonts

31
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Revolver type of dentition of sharks

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Polyphyodonty

32
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The first permanent teeth that erupt

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First molars

33
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Person involved: Line of Occlusion

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Kingsley

34
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Enumerate the purposes of the face

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Detection of Food
Lure of a prey
Capture and preparation of energy-giving food
Direct locomotory machinery towards the goal

35
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Spaces found distal to the primary canines in the mandibular arch

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Primate spaces

36
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Enumerate the basic patents of a fish

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(edit soon)

37
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Establishment of flush terminal plane brings about…

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Maxillary second molar wider buccolingually than mandibular

38
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From fish to man, which roofing bone disappears?

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Tabular

39
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Of the 8 TMJ bones, which is left?

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Squamosal

40
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Of all 5 original eye bones, which 2 are left?

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Jugular/malar and Lacrymal

41
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Keys to Occlusion

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First permanent molars

42
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Structure missing in teeth of lower vertebrates

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Cementum

43
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Term for keen sight

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Biconjugate movements and stereoscopic vision

44
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Dentition with number of tooth categories

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Heterodont

45
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Chief heat retaining structure

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Hair

46
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Absent in skeleton of sharks

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Bone

47
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Type of dentition consisting of teeth with uniform size and shape

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Homodont

48
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“Meeting” of teeth

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Occlusion

49
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Drawin’s birds

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Finch

50
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Jaw movement in amphibians

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Ginglymic/Orthal

51
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Enumerate the three factors which served as the basis for Darwin’s Theory of Evolution

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All things vary
All living groups tend to increase in geometric ratio
Number of species tend nevertheless to remain fairly constant

52
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Enumerate the deductions on which the Theory of Evolution was based

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There is a struggle for existence

In that struggle, the fittest survive

53
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Enumerate the three secrets of survival

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Fight or flight with enemy
Food
Reproduction

54
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Enumerate the periods of development of occlusion

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Fictional
Hypothetical
Factual

55
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Enumerate the proponents of theory of evolution

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Charles Darwin

Alfred Russel Wallace

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