Restorative Art Comprehensive Exam Flashcards
(150 cards)
The greatest width of the face is approximately equal to how many widths of the mouth:
Two and one-half
A protrusion of the jaw behind the upper part of the face is called:
Prognathism
Yellow-green is a hue composed of which of the following:
- Green
* Yellow
The lightness or darkness of a color is referred to as its:
Value
Removal of scabs is usually recommended because of which of the following:
Waxing over a scab can destroy normal contour and proportion
The proper condition of tissue necessary for a successful wax restoration is:
- Firm
* Dry
The term physiognomy refers to the study of:
- Face
* Features
The furrow which starts at the superior border of the nasal wing and extends to the side of the mouth is known as the:
Nasolabial sulcus
Two colors which when placed side by side enrich each other are said to be:
Complementary
The breaking up of white light into its many colors is referred to as:
Dispersion
The value of cosmetizing an abrasion before waxing is that this procedure will:
Cover darkened areas of the abrasion
The color scheme utilizing one color with its tints, shades, and tones is:
Monochromatic
Where the lower lip and the chin meet is called the:
Labiomental sulcus
A type of suture which is used predominantly on exposed areas of tissues is:
Intradermal
The head shape described as widest at the zygomatic bones, tapering toward the forehead and jawline is which geometric form:
Diamond
The incisive fossa is a depression associated with:
Mandible
The general shape of the skull is:
Oval
The zygomatic arch can be used to locate which of the following:
Widest part of the face
The mixture of a small amount of a cool color with a large amount of a warm color creates which color:
Tertiary
The color scheme which utilizes four hues, two separated hues and their complements, is referred to as:
Tetrad
The general effect, or purpose, of cavity fluid packs is:
To dehydrate and bleach tissues
The three primary colors and the three secondary colors are referred to as:
Standard colors
Acquired facial markings include the:
- Nasolabial fold
- Dimples
- Mandibular sulcus
- Angulus oris sulcus
- Philtrum
Mandibular sulcus
The addition of a small amount of green to a large amount of red creates:
Tone of red