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lec OHE REVIEWER Flashcards

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A branch of science that deals with the study of the microscopic structure of oral and dental tissue

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ORAL HISTOLOGY

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Are membrane-bound cell organelles

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MITOCHONDRIA

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Are minute threadlike bodies of different lengths and circumferences

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FILAMENTS

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It is inside the cell that contains the cytoplasm containing organelles inclusion bodies and amorphous matrix.

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PROTOPLASM

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A branch of medical science that deals with the study of minute structures of tissue and organs of the body

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HISTOLOGY

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The most prominent organelle in a cell

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NUCLEUS

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Has a variable size and is closely associated with mitochondria and built to function as an energy source

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LIPIDS

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Brought to play role in mitotic activity,Celia and flagella movement,and cytoplasm movement within the cell(cyclosis)

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CENTRIOLES OR LIPOSOMES

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A group of cells with intercellular substance and tissue fluid, performing a definite function.

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TISSUE

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Golgi complex shows various forms but the most common is in form

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PLATES OF LEMELLAE OR PLATES OF CISTERNAE

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Consist of minute fluid containing membrane-bound tubules known as canaliculi, cisternae, or vesicles.

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ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM

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Composed of carbohydrates, protein, pigments, crystalloids, fat, gas, and other metabolites or foreign material.

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INCLUSION BODIES

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Are single membrane-bound bodies containing powerful digesting enzymes which assist the cell in destroying foreign particles

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LYSOSOME

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A storage from glucose

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GYLCOGEN GRANULES

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Made up of cytoplasm and nucleus and microscopic in size

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CELL

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Associated with nucleus, ER, mitochondria, Golgi apparatus, lysosomes, and with the secretion of granule

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CRYSTALLINE PARTICLES

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External boundary of a cell

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PLASMA MEMBRANE OR PLASMALEMMA

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A tiny, straight, and tubular organelles often of different lengths

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MICROTUBULES

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Such as lipofuscin observe observed in muscle and nerve fibers; melanin in melanocytes; and hemoglobin in red blood corpuscles

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PIGMENTS

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20
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Are packed materials to be secreted

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SECRETION GRANULES

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Epithelial tissue serves as a surface covering of the skin and plasma membrane

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MUCOUS

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22
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Simple epithelium are cells arranged in a single layer

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TRUELALU

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Pseudostratified columnar is composed of a double layer of cuboidal cells arranged in such a way

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SINGLE LAYER OF COLUMNAR

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Epithelial tissue gives rise to organs like glandular organs (pancreas, kidney, thyroid gland, and salivary gland)

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TRUELALAE

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There are only two contents in connective tissue (mesoderm)

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SIX

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Amorphous (has shape)

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SHAPELESS

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Areolar tissue has many cells

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SMALL AMOUNT OF CELL

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Fascia is made up of Hemopoietic tissue

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AREOLAR TISSUE AND FAT TISSUE

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Bone is a connective tissue containing a large amount of dense fibrous intercellular substance.

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TRUELALE

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Chondrocytes have blood vessels and nerve fibers

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NO BLOOD VESEL

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This tissue is composed of muscle cells

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MUSCULAR TISSUE

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Where cytoplasm has cross striations

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STRIATED MUSCLE

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Where cytoplasm appear

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SMOOTH MUSCLE TISSUE

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Are structures functionally, associated with the oral cavity

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PARA-ORAL TISSUES

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Bounded by lingual surfaces of upper and lower teeth

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ORAL CAVITY PROPER

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It is anterior to the lower and upper teeth and laterally to the hard and soft palate

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idk

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Bounded by the lips anteriorly, the cheeks internally, and the labial or buccal surfaces of the lower and upper teeth at the posterior

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ORAL VESTIBULE

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It has two dental arches

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MAX AND MAN

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Bounded anteriorly by lips; posteriorly by the pharynx, laterally by cheeks superiorly by the palate.

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ORAL CAVITY

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Contraction of its fibers is not under the control of the individual’s will

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INVOLUNTARY MUSCLE (CARDIAC MUSCLE)

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Contraction of muscle fibers may be controlled by the individual

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VOLUNTARY MUSCLE (SKELETAL MUSCLE)

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Largest organ in the mouth

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TONGUE

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It is a numerous fine, pointed, cone-shaped or cub-shaped structure about 2.5mm long consisting of a core of connective tissue

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FILIFORM PAPILLA

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It is a mushroom-shaped or round reddish prominence about 1.5mm long with a dome-shaped top and narrow base processing one or more taste buds

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FUNGIFORM PAPILLAE

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It is the largest papilla at about 1mm or more the height is 2.5mm or more in width and 8-10 in numbers arranged in a V-shape manner

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VALLATE CIRCUMVALLATE PAPILLAE

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A narrow mucosal fold bilaterally located along the posterior border of the body is about 4-8 in number and bears taste buds. These were well-developed at birth and become atrophied in a mature individual

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FOLIATE PAPILLAE

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Ovoid or barrel shape

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TASTE BUDS

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An outer cells arranged like staves of barrel with ovoid or round hypo chromatic nuclei

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SUSTENTACULAR CELL OR SUPPORTING CELLS

49
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Within the tongue and has a different path

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INTRINSIC

50
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A firm oral mucosa around the neck of the teeth

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GINGIVA

51
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The 8 living constituents of the cytoplasm or tiny organs of the cell

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NUCLEUS
MITOCHONDRIA
GOLGI COMPLEX
LYSOSOME
ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM
FILAMENT
MICROTUBULES
CENTRIOLES OR LIPOSOMES

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give at least five that compose inclusion bodies

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SECRETION GRANULES NOT SURE

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epithelial tissue (ectoderm)

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-Surface cell of skin and mucos
- Glandular tissue

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connective tissue (mesoderm)

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-BONE
-FAT TISSUE

55
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intercellular substance

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FIBROUS AND AMPORPHOUS

56
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the 5 contents of amorphous

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