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Review questions! Flashcards

1
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This muscle of mastication depresses the mandible.

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What is the Lateral Pterygoid muscle.

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2
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The artery that feeds the muscles of mastication.

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What is the maxillary artery.

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3
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Term referring to the meeting of two tooth surfaces.

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What is the line angle.

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4
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Innervation for muscles of facial expression.

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What is cranial nerve VII.

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5
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Cranial nerve VII is also common innervation for which brachial arch.

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What is the 2nd brachial arch.

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6
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What arch did the muscles of mastication arise from?

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What is the 1st Brachial Arch.

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7
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Innervation for the 1st brachial arch.

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What is the V3

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8
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Innervation for the 3rd brachial arch.

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What is the IX

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9
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The source of platelets.

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What are megakaryocytes

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10
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Where do all blood cells arise?

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Hemocytoblasts

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11
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Three granulocytes.

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Basophils
Eosinophils
Neutrophils

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12
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These cells are the 1st line of defense, infection/inflammation.

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Neutrophils

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13
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Basophils do what to allergic reactions?

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Potentiate them

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14
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Eosinophils doe what to allergic reactions?

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Supress them

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15
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Interaction of ectomesenchymal and endodermal cells describe what?

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Initiation (1st interaction)

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16
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What stage comes after intitiation?

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Bud (proliferation)

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17
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What stage comes after the bud stage?

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Cap (differentiation)

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18
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What stage comes after the cap stage?

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Bell (maturation)

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19
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These teeth have a mesial lingual groove.

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What are the mandibular 1st pre-molars #21 and #28

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20
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The terminal branch of inferior alveolar nerve.

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What is the incisive nerve.

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21
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The right incisive nerve will innervate what teeth?

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25-#29

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22
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What teeth does the inferior alveolar nerve innervate?

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30, 31, #32

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23
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Maxillary teeth with mesial contact more apical than the distal contact.

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What is the maxillary first premolars. #5 and #12

24
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Formation for the mandibular ramus.

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What is intermembraneous ossifciation

25
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Formation for the condyle (only exception in the mandible and maxilla)

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What is endochondrial ossification

26
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Intermembraneous ossification indicates that bone formation started between.

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Two connective tissue layers.

27
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Where does bone formation start in endochondrial ossification?

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Cartilagenous model.

28
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Teeth with three buccal cusps.

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19 and #30

29
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Maxillary posterior teeth with no palatal root.

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What are teeth #4 and #13; maxillary second premolars.

30
Q

Responsible for the creation of stellate reticulum.

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Gags; glycosaminoglycans

31
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What molecules are responsible for palatal shelving?

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muccopolysaccharides

32
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What to glycosaminoglycans attract?

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Water

33
Q

Bones creating the origin of the temporalis muscle.

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Temporal, Frontal, Parietal, Sphenoid

34
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The temporalis muscle travels medial to the zygomatic process to insert where?

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Coronoid process

35
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Muscles that exhibit autorhythmicity.

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What are smooth and cardiac

36
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Muscles that exhibit oxygen debt and recruitment.

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What is skeletal muscle.

37
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The product of the outer cells of the dental papilla.

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What is dentin

38
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The product of the inner cells of the dental papilla.

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What is pulp

39
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Where does the dental papilla come from?

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Mesenchymal cells.

40
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Where does enamel come from?

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Ectoderm

41
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Muscles responsible for the smile.

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What are…

  1. Zygomaticus Major
  2. Zygomaticus Minor
  3. Risourus
  4. Levator anguli oris
42
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Innervation for #30.

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What is the inferior alveolar nerve.

43
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If anesthesia is provided to the IA and lingual nerve what is left in the quadrant that can still feel?

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Buccal tissue/gingiva associated with the molars.

44
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What is the innervation of #15.

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What is the PSA

45
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What is the innervation for #14.

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What is the PSA and MSA

46
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What is the innervation of the palatal tissue of #14

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What is the greater palatine.

47
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The disease associated with the obliteration of the pulp.

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What is the dentinogenesis imperfecta.

48
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The disease associated with enamel breaking away making pulp visible.

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What is amelogenesis imperfecta

49
Q

The four types of tissue.

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Connective
Muscle
Nerve
Epithelial

50
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Epithelial tissue arises from what embryonic layer or layers?

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All of them, mesoderm, endoderm and ectoderm

51
Q

Mixed salivary glands have this feature (do both mucous and serous secretions)

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Serous demilune

52
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Fate of the basement membrane in odontogenesis.

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DEJ

53
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Cell varying gland intercalating duct epithelium.

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Unstratified cuboidal

54
Q

The source of cementum.

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Dental Sac

55
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What structures does the dental sac make?

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Cementum
alveolar bone
PDL

56
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What is the embryonic origin of the dental sac.

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mesenchymal

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