WorksheetsDH 101 Oral Biology
Total questions: 72
Worksheet time: 50mins
What structure is the red dot
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What structure is the blue dot
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What structure is the green dot?
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What structure is the yellow dot?
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What structure is the red dot?
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What structure is the orange dot?
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What structure is the green dot?
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What structure do the blue & purple dot make up?
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What is #1
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What serves as the first step of digestion
Stomach
Oral cavity
Rectangular area from under the nose to the midline of the upper lip
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What is the most common site for herpetic lesions
Vermillion border
tounge
uvula
palate
line around lips
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Corner of the mouth
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Small, isolated, white/yellow papules on oral mucosa
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The inner surface of the lips
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the mucous membrane lining the cheek
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Fordyce granules are commonly found on
Labial mucosa
commisure
uvula and arches
buccal mucosa
Space between teeth and cheeks
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Base of the vestibule where the buccal mucosa meets the alveolar mucosa
Mucobuccal fold
Palantine ridge
Palantine fold
Mucogingival ridge
What structure supports the teeth
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Bony growth along the lingual aspect of the mandible
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A projection arising from a bone that develops from cartilage
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Which two components make up the oral cavity
Vestibule
Pharynx
Tonsilar arches
Oral cavity proper
What structures house the palatal tonsils? Tonsillar arches
Uvula
Pilar ridges
Palatoglossal
(Anterior)
Palatopharyngeal
(Posterior)
What papilla of the tounge does not have taste bud receptors
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What is the name of the circular depression at the midline of the sulcus terminalis
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What is the name of the structue on the palate that facilitates movement of food
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A single bony projection on the hard palate
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What are the small finger like projections of tissue on th ventral tounge called?
plica fimbrilata
Frenum tuberosity
plica fiberosis
What stucture is found at the base of the lingual frenum and contains the Whartons duct? common opening for salivary gland ducts
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Example: Para-keratinized tissue
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The force of which connective tissue structure can lead to diastemas or recedd
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What is the name of the duct associated with the parotid gland
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Anterioir border of the oral cavity
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lateral border of the oral cavity
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Posterior border of oral cavity
Maxillary: Zygomaticoalveolar crest
Mandiular: lateral of retromolar pad
muccobuccal folds
uvula
Masticatory tissue is made up of
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Frenum restricted
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Examples of keratinizzed tissue
Hard palate
sulcus lining
Attached gingiva
Papillae
gingival margin
Example os non-keratinized ( more movable and vascular)
Attached gingiva
Sulcus lining
Labial & buccal mucosa
Soft palate
Pharyngeal wall/ pillars and foor of mouth
Dorsal tounge is parakeratinized
True
False
