Restorative Art Flashcards
(100 cards)
What is modeling?
- The process of contructing a solid, three dimensional form by means of many additions of a pliable material.
- The process of constructing a temporary, three dimensional form by means of many additions of a pliable material.
- The process of constructing a translucent, three dimensional form by means of many additions of a pliable material.
- The process of contructing a transparent, three dimensional form by means of many additions of a pliable material.
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Which of the following can be used as an armature?
Cardboard Specific sutures Wire splints All of the above None of the above
All of the above
The modeling of a facial feature must be confined to the limitations of what three measurements?
Length, width and projection Size, position and form Vertical, transverse and projection Both A and B None of the above
Both A and B
When rebuilding the nose what facial landmarks would you use for positioning?
Inferior border of the ear Medial corners of each eye Thirds of the face All of the above None of the above
All of the above
When reconstructing a facial feature, position refers to the correct spatial relationship of what?
Features
Furrows
Highlights
Shadows
Features
What is the most difficult measurement to obtain when measuring facial features?
Curve
Length
Projection
Width
Curve
The terminal ends of tranverse features, such as lips or eyelids, require measurements from how many directions to locate them accuratley?
One
Two
Three
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Three
What type of wax would be best when reconstructing an ear?
Lip wax
Restorative or derma-surgery wax
Soft wax
Surface Restorer
Restorative or derma-surgery wax
What is the most effective way to seal the eye socket after an eye enucleation?
Applying a cauterizing pack in the socket Placing a trocar button in the cavity Use a prosthetic device Both A and C None of the above
Applying a cauterizing pack in the socket
How can a protruding eye be reduced?
Aspiration behind the eyeball Cranial aspiration External pressure Removal of the humor All of the above
All of the above
Of the following facial features, which is said to be the most difficult to reconstruct?
Ear
Eye
Mouth
Nose
Mouth
When restoring the area of the mouth and tissue is missing from the margins below the nose and above the chin, what is the first step in the restoration process?
Apply a cylinder of wax
Chemically seal and dry the area
Suture the marginal tissue with a basket-weave suture
None of the above
Chemically seal and dry the area
When reconstructing the mouth, what can you do to increase the projection of the upper integumentary lip?
Add wax to the central plane of the corners of the mouth
Add wax to the central plane of the lower lip
Add wax to the central plane of the philtrum
Add wax to the central plane of the upper lip
Add wax to the central plane of the upper lip
On which part of the eyebrow is the hair the most dense?
Distal
Inferior
Medial
Superior
Medial
The acquired puffy surface between the lower lid and the extended oblique palpebral sulcus refers to what?
Inner canthus
Line of closure
Naso-orbital fossa
Orbital pouch
Orbital pouch
The line of closure of the mouth is created by the free margin of the upper mucous membrane. It is generally located at the biting edge of the upper teeth and proportionally it lies equidistant between the columna nasi and the top of the chin. What would cause this relationship to not be true?
Buck teeth
Buck teeth and a short upper lip
Short upper lip
None of the above
Buck teeth and a short upper lip
With which facial feature is the glabella, dorsum, root and
anterior nares associated with?
Ear
Eye
Mouth
None of the above
None of the above
Which of the following is a type of prognathism?
Alveolar Infranasal Mandibular Maxillary All of the above None of the above
All of the above
What would you do to treat a nose that has been pulled to the side because cancer has affected the cheek?
Excise the area and rebuild
Use non-absorbent cotton and mortuary putty
Use sutures as an acnhor in the diseased area
Use sutres that cross the diseased area and anchor into healthy tissue
Use sutres that cross the diseased area and anchor into healthy tissue
At the viewing the family complains about the deceased having a frown, what can be done?
Fill in the corners of the mouth with wax making the mouth to appear smaller
Inject tissue builder into the angulus oris eminences
Lip cosmetics can be applied to make the lip appear more narrow
Loosen the injector needle ties or sutures
Inject tissue builder into the angulus oris eminences
What would you do to the corners of a mouth which have been over stretched making the mouth appear longer than normal?
Add cotton to the mouth
Fill in the line of closure with wax
Inject tissue builder into the angulus oris eminences
None of the above
Inject tissue builder into the angulus oris eminences
How would you replace a columna nasi?
Excise necrotic tissue and create a columna nasi with wax
Externally manipulate teh nasl bones into position and then wax
Use a basket-weave suture to attach the dorsum to the upper lip and then wax
None of the above
Excise necrotic tissue and create a columna nasi with wax
At the viewing the family notices a bulge in the upper lip directly below the nose. What should you do?
Loosen the sutures used to close the mouth
Tell them that it is shadow and not to worry
Use an electric spatula to reduce swelling
Wax over the bulge and even out the area
Loosen the sutures used to close the mouth
What would you do to treat wrinkled and dehydrated lips?
Loosen the sutures used to close the mouth
Inject tissue builder into the mucous membranes of the lips
Apply message cream to the lips
Smooth the wrinkles with an electric spatula
Inject tissue builder into the mucous membranes of the lips
