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Anatomy: Brain and Cranial Nerves
Name this part,
Name the regions,
Which of the following is correct...
83
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Anatomy Vasculature
What is the name of the 3 branche...,
What does the superior vena cava ...,
The brachiocephalic trunk bifurca...
48
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Pain and Management
What is the definition of,
What is the definition of noxious...,
What is a nociceptive stimulus
120
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Local Anaesthesia
What is anaesthesia,
What is analgesia,
What is local anaesthesia
49
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Pharmacology
Is the study science of chemicals...,
What a drug does to the body biol...,
What the body does to a drug abso...
103
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Immunology
What are the two major systems of...,
Is regarded as the first line of ...,
What are the two barriers that co...
114
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Microbiology Lecture 1
Basis of infectious disease Microbiology lecture 1
212
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Periodontology
What is the clinical presentation...,
What is the clinical presentation...,
What causes the transition from s...
27
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Anatomy and innervation of palate
The attachment of the mucosa on t...,
Injecting la in the hard palate w...,
What is skeletal muscle of the or...
55
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Anatomy infratemporal fossa
The infratemporal fossa is distin...,
The infratemporal fossa is distin...,
The infratemporal fossa is distin...
38
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Anatomy floor of mouth
What are the four boundaries of t...,
What is the palatal mucoperiosteum,
Lined internally with buccal muco...
35
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Anatomy nasal cavities
Why do nasal cartilage require di...,
The ethmoid bone is broken down t...,
Where would you find the cristi g...
43
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Oral biology, enamel, dentine and bonding: oral biology lecture 1
oral biology lecture 1
64
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Dental pulp and its responses: oral biology lecture 2
In embryol,
What ar ethe 3 functions of the d...,
Name the part highlighted green
32
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Oral mucosa: oral biology lecture 3
Oral mucosa is composed of which ...,
Annotate this,
The oral mucosa is distributed in...
28
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Oral epithelium and connective tissue Lecture 4/5
These are examples of what collag...,
Is defined as any supporti,
There are a few cells within the ...
15
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dental materials
What is light curing,
Describe polymerization in dentistry,
A substance which has a molecular...
130
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periodontology the real one
Ultrasonic scalers,
The is the specialized tissues th...,
Situated performed or occurring b...
99
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Anatomy: Pterygopalatine fossa
What anatomical structure is resp...,
Where is the pterygopalatine gang...,
The pterygopalatine fossa communi...
63
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dental equipment
What would use a straight probe for,
What would use a briaults probe for,
What would use a college forcep for
27
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Radiology M3 - L1: Radiation safety
Which three emissions do radioact...,
When high energy particles and wa...,
Alpha and beta particles emitted ...
28
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Radiology M3 - R2: Image receptors 1
A medium that changes x ray beam ...,
Image receptors are classified as...,
Image receptors are classified as...
18
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Radiology M3 - R3: Production of X-rays
The production of x rays is depen...,
The production of x rays is depen...,
The production of x rays is depen...
18
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Radiology M3 - R4: Introduction to dental radiography
There needs to be some knowledge ...,
What are the two types of dental ...,
When was the first radiograpgh used
27
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Radiology M3 - R5 : Radiography techniques
What are the three types of intra...,
What are the three types of extra...,
Which radiograpghy technique woul...
23
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Radiology M4 - R1 : Extra Oral
What does pa stand for,
What does ap mean,
What does om stand for
14
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Radiology M4 - R2 : Quality assurance
Introducing simple systems sopimp...,
What governs quality assurance,
There are four people responsible...
17
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Radiology M4 - R3 : periodontology
Overall assessment of periodontal...,
What would a radiograpgh show for...,
When measuring
11
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Radiology M4 - R4 : Bisected angle, occlusal and parallax
What technique is being used here,
What technique was used to produc...,
What are the reasons for utilisin...
12
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Radiology M4 - R5 : Image receptors 2
What are the three types of intra...,
What is the purpose of the outer ...,
What is the purpose of the black ...
15
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Radiology M4 -R5 : Dental radiology techniques 2
What does this image show,
What does this image show,
Why take bitewings
11
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Radiology M4 - R7 : Legislation
Which legislation deals with eqip...,
Which legislation is aimed primar...,
What were irr99 and ir me r2000 l...
25
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Radiology M4 - R8 : Justification and Interpretation
What does alarp stand for,
Theamount of radiation absorbed b...,
3
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