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| what bone contains the roots of the teeth |
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| what is the type of bone apical to the roots of teeth |
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| what bone has plates of compact bone on the facial and lingual surfaces of alveolar bone? |
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| what is trabecullar bone? |
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| cancellous bone between alveolar bone proper and cortical bone |
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| where is the interdental septum? |
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on alveolar bone between two neighboring teeth
it has compact bone and cancellous bone |
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| what is the first line of defense in inflammation |
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| 2nd line of defense in inflammation is? |
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| what comes after macrophages in inflammation |
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| helper T cells, then helper B cells come with antibodies and nuetralize invader, they help aid the macrophages to digest enemies. |
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| T cells and B cells are what |
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| what is the main immunoglobin in blood |
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| what are the 3 phases of inflammation |
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| what are the cells involved in the chronic phase of inflammation |
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lymphokines
monokines
lymphocytes |
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| what happens during the repair phase of inflammation |
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macrophages debride cite
fibroblasts rebuild
granulation tissue is developed |
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| during the repair process, blood flow decreases and phagocytes begin to stick to inner surface of blood vessels and endothelium, this "sticking"is called? |
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| what happens in phagocyte migration, who is involved? |
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chemokines belong to cytokines
chemokines stimulate phagocytosis and T cells.
monocytes follow granulocytes into infection
monocytes become macrophages. |
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| what things can be involved in bone resorption (perio damage) during inflammation? |
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| cytokines and prostaglandins |
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memory t cells
helper t cells
suppressor t cells
cytotoxic cells
delayed hypersensitive t cells |
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| what is the attraction of microorganisms to chemicals |
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2 types of hypersensitivity reactions in inflammation are
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anaphylaxis
cytotoxic (incompatible rh factor) |
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