Anatomy

Question 1

Salivary amylase breaks down

Answer 1

starch

Question 2

Lingual lipase breaks down

Answer 2

triglycerides to fatty acid

Question 3

Mucous membrane is also called

Answer 3

epithelium (non Keratinized)

Question 4

Keratinized structures

Answer 4

Maxillae and palatine bone

Question 5

Dorsal surface contains the taste buds and is covered by

Answer 5

keratinized epithelium

Question 6

Ventral and lateral surfaces are lined with

Answer 6

non- keratinized mucous membranes

Question 7

These are midline folds of tissue that anchor the tongue to the floor of the mouth and lip

Answer 7

Frenulum

Question 8

The gingiva form a triangle of tissue called the

Answer 8

interdental papilla

Question 9

is a freely moveable non-K mucosa that connects the freely movable tissues of the cheeks and lips to the firm gingiva

Answer 9

Mucogingival junction and fold

Question 10

3 parts to the tooth structure are:

Answer 10

Crown
Neck
Root

Question 11

Located in the neck region, which encompasses the junction of the crown and root near the gum line. What is called where the enamel and cementum meet?

Answer 11

Cementumal Enamel Junction

Question 12

this tissue of the tooth covers the crown, primarily calcium phosphate and calcium carbonate?

Answer 12

Enamel

Question 13

this consist calcified connective tissue that gives the tooth basic shape and rigidity

Answer 13

Dentin

Question 14

Connective tissue of the tooth that contains blood vessels, nerves and lymph

Answer 14

pulp

Question 15

What 3 tissues are a part of the attachment apparatus that covers the dentin

Answer 15

Cementum
Periodontal Ligament
Alveolar process

Question 16

What are the 4 types of teeth?

Answer 16

Incisor
Canines
Premolar
Molar

Question 17

How many teeth does an adult have

Answer 17

32 teeth from top right to left

Question 18

What bone is the largest and strongest facial bone that moves?

Answer 18

Mandible ( mandibular )

Question 19

What major salivary gland is located inferior/anterior to the ear b/w the skin and the masseter mucles.

Answer 19

Parotid gland

Question 20

Glands secrete saliva into the oral cavity via the Stenson’s duct that pierces the what?

Answer 20

buccinator muscles

Question 21

Mesial means

Answer 21

toward midline

Question 22

Distal means

Answer 22

away from midline

Question 23

Lingual means

Answer 23

towards tongue

Question 24

Buccal means

Answer 24

towards cheek

Question 25

Facial means

Answer 25

towards face

Question 26

Interproximal means

Answer 26

in between

Question 27

Occlusal means

Answer 27

biting surface of molar and premolars

Question 28

What anesthetic is used with a half life of 1.6h?

Answer 28

2% lidocaine/

Question 29

What anesthetic is used with a half life of 3.5h?

Answer 29

0.5% Bupivacaine/ Marcaine

Question 30

What are the indications for anesthesia use?

Answer 30

Laceration repair
I & D
Oral pain management
trauma
extraction

Question 31

Deposite of local anethetic near a major nerve trunk at a greater distance for area of treatment; providing wide area of anesthesia.

Answer 31

Regional block

Question 32

IA

Answer 32

Inferior Alveolar

Question 33

Small bony bump about 1/2 back on the inner ramus of the mandible. The target site is called

Answer 33

lingula

Question 34

Where do you place the barrel of the syringe in commissure of the mouth?

Answer 34

Opposite bicuspid

Question 35

If the bone is contacted too soon the needle is where?

Answer 35

anterior

Question 36

If the bone is not contacted, the needle tip is located where?

Answer 36

too far posterior

Question 37

Withdraw 1 mm and ———–, then deposit 1.5ml over 60 seconds.

Answer 37

aspirate