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Dentine is made up of..

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80% inorganic crystal

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Pulp is..

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A soft tissue

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Cementum is..

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65% mineralised crystals

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The trigeminal nerve is known as..

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The 5th/v nerve. Sensory, pain, temp, touch. Soft tissue

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The facial nerve is known as..

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The 7th/v11 nerve. Sensory, taste from

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The glossopharyneal nerve is known as..

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The 9th/1x nerve. Sensory, taste from posterior tongue.

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Hypoglossal nerve is known as the?

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12th/X11 nerve. Tongue muscle

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The anterior nerve effects..

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Teeth 1,2,3

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The middle nerve effects teeth..

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4,5 and distal half of 6

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The posterior nerve effects teeth..

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Distal half of 6,7 and 8

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The most common block is..

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The ID nerve (6,7 and 8) inferior nerve

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12
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Code 0-

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Healthy gingival tissue with no bleeding on probing

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Code 1-

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Pocketing no more than 3.5mm. Bleeding on probing, no calculas or other plaque retention factor present

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Code 2-

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Pocket no more then 3.5mm but plaque retention factor detected

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15
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Code 3-

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Pocket present upto 5.5mm deep

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16
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Code 4-

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Pocket present deeper then 5.5mm

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17
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Code *-

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Gingival recession or furcation involvement present

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18
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The perio ligament acts as a..

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Shock absorber

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19
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The ring around the muscle surrounding the mouth is the..

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Orbricularis oris

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20
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The natural shredding of teeth is called?

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Exfoliation

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21
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Drug records should be kept for?

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11 years

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22
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Blood vessels pass through natural openings called?

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The foremen

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23
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Ortho class one-

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Normal

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24
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Ortho class 2 div 1-

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Proclined

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25
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Ortho class 2 div 2-

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Retroclined

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Ortho class 3-

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Overjet

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27
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A patient who sucks their thumb often has a..

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Proclined incisor teeth and an anterior open bite

28
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Enamel is made up of?..

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96% mineral crystal called called calcium hydroxyapatite

29
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What joins the temple bone and condylar me together?

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The glenoid fossa

30
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What lies beneath the shell of the tooth?

31
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What comes after enamel?

32
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What is the gum known as?

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The gingiva

33
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What is the nerve running through the centre of the tooth known as?

34
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What is the gum surrounding the tooth known as?

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Spongy bone

35
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What is the outer layer of the tooth called?

36
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What lies at the base of tooth?

37
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An over bite greater then 50% means what?

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Class ii div 2 incisors

38
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An over jet greater then 4mm means what?

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Class ii div 1 malocclusion

39
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Angles classification is based on the position of which teeth

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The first molars and canines in each jaw

40
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A twin block Appliance relies on what to move the teeth?

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Muscles of facial expression and mastication

41
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What is an Adams crib?

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A stainless steel clasp fitted on to molar teeth to retain the appliance

42
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In a removable ortho appliance what do springs do?

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Move the teeth along the arch as required

43
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In a removable ortho appliance what do retractors do?

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To push one or several teeth backwards

44
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In a removable appliance what are expansion screws used for?

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To move several teeth or each half of the upper arch outwards

45
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What are the upper chambers of the heart called?

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Atria/atrium

46
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What are the lower chambers of the heart called?

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Ventricles

47
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Which side of the heart transports deoxygenated blood?

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The Right side

From the body to the lungs

48
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Which side of the body transports oxygenated blood?

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The left side

From the lungs to the rest of the body

49
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What is the name of the one way valve between the two right heart chambers?

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Tricuspid valve

50
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What is the name of the one way valve in the left chamber of the heart?

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The mitral valve

51
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Deoxygenated blood is collected from the whole body through what?

52
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Blood vessels taking oxygenated blood around the body are?

53
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Which is the largest artery in the body?

54
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Oxygen passes out of capillaries as what?

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Carbon dioxide
the waste product of energy production

This is called internal respiration as a gas exchange

55
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What is external respiration?

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The is the release of co2 from lungs and 02 breathed in and reoxygenated

56
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What transports food from the mouth to the stomach?

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The oesophagus

57
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Where is the majority of ingested food stored while being broken down for absorption?

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The stomach

58
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Where is the final stage of digestion and absorption of nutrients?

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Small intestine

59
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Where are digestive waste products stores before elimination?

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Large intestine

60
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What is peristalsis?

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A wave like muscle action of the oesophagus pushing swallowed food down the throat

61
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The acidic stomach contents have a oh value of what?

62
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What does the liver produce to neutralise the acid stomach contents?

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Alkaline bile.

63
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Where is alkaline bile stored?

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The gore bladder

64
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Which organ assists digestion by producing various enzymes into the small intestine?

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The pancreas

65
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The liver is a chemical factory or the body and its functions are

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Storage and distribution of carbohydrates

66
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Difficulty in swallowing is known as what?

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