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Wells - Oralana
Wells - Oralana
Wells - Oralana
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3. C,d
4. B,e
5. A
6. B
7. C
Within a tooth the entire space occupied by
dental pulp is properly referred to as the
1. Pulp cavity
2. Pulp chamber
3. Intradental space
4. Interdental space
5. Pulp canals
6. Interproximal space
Following the intial period of functional activity,
the size of the pulp cavity is constantly reduced.
Appreciable alteration in the size of the pulp
chamber is a direct result of
1. Deposition of primary dentin
2. Deposition of secondary dentin
3. Pulp fibrosis
4. Metaplasia
5. All of the above
When lingual surfaces of the maxillar incisors
are compared, the maxillary lateral incisors
would characteristically have
a. A shallow lingual fossa
b. More pronounced marginal ridges
c. A smooth exaggerated cingulum
d. A more rounded incisal outline
1. A,d
2. B,d
3. B,c
4. A
5. D
Which of the ff statements regarding the occlusal
surface of the mandibular permanent first molar
are correct?
a. The lingual cusps are sharper and more
pointed than the buccal cusps
b. A typical transverse ridge divides the
occlusal surface
c. The cusps and groove pattern is
distinctly different from that of a typical
second molar
d. The mesiolingual cusp is wider
mesiodistally than the mesiobuccal cusp
e. The mesiobuccal cusp tends to be much
larger than the other buccal cusps
1. A,c
2. A,d
3. B,c
4. B,e
5. C,d
6. C,e
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m. Protrusive
n. Lateral protrusive
1. E,I,L
2. E,J,L
3. A,H,K
4. E,I,K
5. E,J,K
6. E,I,M
7. E,J,N
8. A,J,N
40. Which of the ff statements are true concerning
the act of swallowing?
a. Several swallows are necessary to
empty the mouth of a large food mass
b. Atypical swallowing or empty mouth
swallowing without tooth contact is
typical of the very young or very cold
c. The act of swallowing is an innate
neuromuscular reflex that is either
present at birth or established shortly
thereafter
d. Swallowing activity can be
accomplished in spite of tremendous
tissue destruction or loss of much of the
masticatory structures through disease
or injury.
1. A,b,c
2. A,b,d
3. A,c,d
4. B,c,d
41. In the ff horizontal pantographic tracing of left
condyle, locate the movement of the condyle in
terminal hinge position
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