Module 1 (Skeletal And Dental Age) Flashcards

1
Q

Which method is accurate for age determination in childhood?

A

Emergence and Mineralisation of teeth

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2
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What is perikymata?

A

Incremental lines on surface of tooth enamel

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3
Q

What is neonatal line?

A

A perikymata indicating live birth

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4
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Age group of mixed dentition (permanent + decidious)

A

6 to 12 years

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5
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What is Gustafson’s method?

A

Age estimation preferably for adults over 25 years

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6
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What is in Gustafson’s criteria?

A

Attrition ( wear & tear of occlusal surface)
Periodontosis (regression of gums around teeth)
Accumulation of dentin in pulp (secondary dentin)
Transparency of root
Cementum deposition in incremental lines
Root resorption

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7
Q

What is the criteria for age estimation by lamendins method?

A

Tooth length, periodontopathy, root translucency

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8
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What is Palmer’s method or Palmers notation?

A

Method for dental numbering

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9
Q

How is Palmers notation given?

A

1 to 8 numbered from centre to side on all 4 quadrants

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10
Q

How is FDI notation done for teeth?

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The left digit represents the quadrant number (1,2,3, 4) & the right digit represents tooth number(1,. 2.3,4, 5,6,7,8 9,10)
Right upper -1st quadrant
Left upper -2nd quadrant
Left lower - 3rd quadrant
Right lower - 4th quadrant

Example - right upper canine is 13, left lower first molar is 36

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11
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What is the modified FDI notation?

A

In this,
the right upper - 1st quadrant
Left upper - 2nd quadrant
Right lower - 3rd quadrant
Left lower - 4th quadrant

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12
Q

Age of skull suture fusion years

A

Metopic suture - 2 to 4 years
Spheno-occipital suture - 18 to 22 years
Posterior third of sagittal suture - 30 to 40 years
Anterior third of sagittal suture - 40 to 50 years
Coronal suture - 40 to 50 years
Middle third of sagittal suture - 50 to 60 years
Sphenotemporal suture - 50 to 60 years
Squamous temporal suture- >80 years

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13
Q

Reliable method for age estimation in adults?

A

Pubic symphysis degenerative changes

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14
Q

Which are the Secondary ossification centres already present during birth

A

Calcaneus, talus, distal femur, proximal tibia, cuboid, head of humerus

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15
Q

Age of carpal bones ossification chronologically

A

Capitate (1 to 3 months)>
hamate (2 to 4 months)>
triquetrum (2 to 3 years)>
lunate ( 2 to 4 years)>
scaphoid (4 to 6 years) >
trapezium ( 4 to 6 years) >
trapezoid (4 to 6 years) >
pisiform (8 to 12 years)

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16
Q

When do elbow joint centers fuse?

A

16 years

17
Q

What is Age of metacarpals fusion ?

A

16 year

18
Q

Age of wrist joint centres fusion

A

19 years

19
Q

Age of Hip bone centres fusion?

A

22 years

20
Q

What is photo superimposition?

A

It is an exclusory test (to exclude suspected individuals ) to identify the skull by using photos of when they were alive and clicking pictures of skull in the same pose.