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| Structures on the same side of the body are considered: |
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| Structures that are located inward, away from the body surface, are considered: |
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| Which plane divides any portion of the body into anterior and posterior portions? |
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| The median plane will divide the right arm from the: |
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| Which plane divides the body in anatomical position into right and left halves? |
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| Front of an area of the body |
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| the tip of the tongue is called? |
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| through which plane of the body in anatomical position is a mid-sagittal section taken? |
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| an area of the body in anatomical position that faces toward the head is considered: |
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| Which term is used to describe an area of the body that is farther from the median plane? |
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| true or false? the ears are lateral to the nose. |
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| the outer wall of a hollow structure is called? |
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true or false?
if a transverse plane occurs through the navel, the thighs and feet would be on the same portion. |
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| structures located toward the surfaces of the body are? |
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| Proximal refers to the body part that is? |
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| closer to the medial plane of the body than another part |
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| two anatomical terms that are used in veterinary offices? |
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| a function of teeth include protecting what? |
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| a function of teeth that acquires and chews food? |
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| breaking food down, aiding in digestion. |
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| functions of teeth in speech are referred to as? |
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| functions of teeth in appearance is referred to as? |
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| Teeth used for cutting, and shovel shaped on the lingual side |
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| Teeth that are the longest, most stable, for holding and grasping food |
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| teeth that have broad occlusal edge for chewing and grinding |
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| how many incisors in permanent dentition? |
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| how many canines in permanent dentition? |
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| how many molars in permanent dentition? |
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| how many teeth in a permanent arch? |
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| how many teeth in permanent dentition? |
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| how many teeth in primary dentition? |
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| how many molars in primary dentition? |
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| how many dentitions in a lifetime? |
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| how many dentition periods in a lifetime? |
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| both baby teeth and permanent teeth in the mouth |
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| 1st teeth, deciduous (are shed) have from 6mo-6yrs |
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| final dentition, no more baby teeth |
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| vertical plane that divides the body into equal left and right halves |
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| what quadrant is maxillary left |
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| what quadrant is mandibular right? |
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| what quadrant is mandibular left? |
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| what quadrant is maxillary right? |
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| tooth surface toward the midline? |
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| tooth surface away from the midline? |
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| posterior chewing surface |
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| what part of the tooth is covered with enamel? |
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| what part of the tooth is covered with cementum? |
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| name the junction of enamel to both mesial and distal? |
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| name the junction of enamel and cementum |
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| which part forms the bulk of the tooth? |
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| Name the surface that refers to both labial and buccal |
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| name the parts of the pulp |
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| which parts of the pulp are located only in the crown? |
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| which part of the pulp is only located in the roots |
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| what does succedaneous mean? |
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| what does nonsuccedaneous mean? |
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| how many permanent teeth are succedaneous |
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| which permanent teeth are nonsuccedaneous? |
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| what is the crest of curvature? |
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| widest part of the tooth (greatest convexity) |
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| open space between proximal surfaces |
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| what are interproximal spaces? |
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| triangular space between proximal tooth surfaces and jaw bone. |
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| what structures form interproximal spaces? |
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| proximal surfaces, jaw bone is base, contact area is point. |
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| contact between proximal teeth |
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| Where is the widest part of the interproximal space? |
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| why is the inter proximal space wider towards the apex? |
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| to provide support and vascular supply from bone |
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| what is the tissue called that fill the inter proximal space? |
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| what is the space called if there is no gingiva? |
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| what can affect the shape of the interproximal space? |
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| recession, crowding, etc... |
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| what system uses numbers to designate permanent teeth? |
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| What does the universal system use to designate primary teeth? |
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| What permanent teeth replace primary molars? |
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| fairly large areas of contact that protect the periodontium. |
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