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Oral Pathology
1-52 - OP 1/2: Intro to Oral Cancers/White Lesions
53-61 - OP 3: Red Lesions
62-84 - OP4: Pigmented Lesions
85-118 - OP5: Ulcerated Lesions
119-157 - OP6: Oral Cancer
158-172 - OP7: Non-Cystic Dental inflam lesions
173-209 - OP8: Odontogenic Cysts
210-217 - OP9: Non Odontogenic Cysts
218-252 - OP10: Odontogenic Tumors
253-296 - OP11: Bone Pathology
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Orthodontics
1-99 L1: examine ortho patient
100-120: Patient History Taking
121-127: Extra Oral Assessment
143-164: Canines
165-202: Cephalometrics
203-223: IOTN
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Endodontics
Pathological Resorption: 52 - 94
Management of complex cases: 95 - 140
Retreatment Procedures: 141 -175
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Special Care Dentistry
1-9 L1: Intro
10-33 L2: Learning Disability
34-52 L3: Sensory Impairment
53-73 L4: Physical Disability
74-92 L5: AWI (Adult With Incapacity)
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Oral Surgery
1-55 L1: Midface Fracture
Orthognathic surgery: 56-81
Radiotherapy and Chemotherapy neck and head: 82-109
Oral Cancer: 110-120
Management of Fracture of the mandible: 121-156
Referral to Oral Medicine and biopsy: 157-186
Salivary gland disease: 187-241
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Healthcare Law and Professionalism
The general dental council gdc in...,
What does the following constitut...,
What does the following constitut...
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Infection Control and safety
Sterilisation: 82
Sharp Awareness: 83-
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Removable Pros
Occlusion for partial dentures: 9
Effective communication with Laboratory: 10-20
Overdentures: 21-22
Patho changes to dentures: 23-
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Fixed Prosthodontics
What is a dental articular,
Why use articulators,
What are the types of articulators
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Healthcare Law and Professionalism COPY
What are the potential issues wit...,
Gdc culture of fear ensures that ...,
Many of us are now too scared to ...
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ORAL MED/ORAL FACIAL PAIN
There are two main systems of oro...,
The oro facial pain classificatio...,
What is trigeminal neuralgia
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Radiology
Jaw lesions exhibit a spectrum of...,
Majority of pathologies of the ja...,
Majority of pathologies are radio...
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Orthodontics COPY
Patients undergoing orthodontictr...,
Anti inflammatory analgesics such...,
The use of orthodontic appliances...
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Special Care Dentistry COPY
What is conscious sedation,
What are the types of conscious s...,
The consent process regarding con...
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Implantology
The who in 2001 recognised edentu...,
Currently in the uk it is estimat...,
What are the complications of den...
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Oral surgery - management of cysts
Why is there fluid in the centre ...,
What is the process that drives t...,
What presents once the cyst has r...
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Molar Endodontic Course - ALL LECTURES
What is the name given to the bra...,
Vertuc,
Vertuccis canal configurations cl...
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Molar Endodontic Course L2 - Molar endo preparation
By removing the triangles of dent...,
Which eqiupment is used to achiev...,
If you didnt have a electronic ap...
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Crown and Bridge - All Lectures
Basics of tooth preparation,
Fixed prostheses,
Fixed prostheses can be categoris...
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Oral surgery - All Flash Cards
Os intro,
During an extraction you read on ...,
What must be completed before giv...
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ORAL SURGERY – PHARMACOLOGY & THERAPEUTICS
Introduction to analgesia,
Which nerve fibres detect the pai...,
What limits the long term use of ...
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PAEDIATRIC
What are the four factors that co...,
The child smile targets what age ...,
Oral health pack toothbrush and t...
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LAW/COMMUNICATION/SHARPS/DECONTAMINATION
Law and professionals lecture 1,
Who are the three categories in t...,
Registration for dentists runs on...
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ORAL MEDICINE
Oral medicine focuses on care for...,
The scope of practice for oral me...,
Name this feature
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Molar endo - ALL OF NATS
What are the biological objective...,
According to de deus how many dis...,
In a single furcation canal what ...
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trauma - ALL OF NATS
1 how wide is the apical foramen ...,
1 in the absence of infection can...,
1 what is the pressure of blood f...
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os fractures - ALL OF NATS
What does reduction mean aligns b...,
What does fixation mean prevents ...,
What are the types of mandibular ...
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REMOVEABLE PROS
What are the reasons for renderin...,
Why is root caries more prevalent...,
What are the contraindications fo...
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rem pros -ALL OF NATS
What are the reasons for renderin...,
What are the reasons against rend...,
What is an alternative to edentul...
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FIXED PROS
Where can ceramics be used in ven...,
Which type of material offers pot...,
What is the disadvantage of all c...
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DENTAL MATERIALS + NATS
What can fibre reinforcement be u...,
What is the historical significan...,
What are the different fibre types
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Human Diseases L1: CVD1 Atherosclerosis & Risk factors
Usually a combination of medicati...,
Atherosclerosis is a multi system...,
Atherosclerosis pathogenesis the ...
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Human Diseases L2: CVD 2 History taking and dental implications
If a patient presents with angina...,
Which statement refers to a asa 6...,
Which statement refers to a asa 5...
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Human Diseases L3: CVD 3 Cardiac Arrhythmia
Due to the irregular contraction ...,
Which is the most common cardiac ...,
What event is occuring in the ecg
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Human Diseases L4: CVD 4 - PVD, IHD, and Acute Coronary Syndrome
Medical management of stable angi...,
How does critical limb ischaemia ...,
How is the severity of claudicati...
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Human Diseases L5: CVD 5 - valvular heart disease, congenital heart disease and infective endocarditis
Q44 what is the purpose of doing ...,
Q48 what antibiotic is to be used...,
Q6 which people require special c...
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Human disease L6: CVD 6 – cardiac failure and its relevance to dental practice
Q8 name the heart condition hyper...,
Q10 why would someone suffering f...,
Q13 a patient suffering from poor...
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Human diseases L7: Respiratory medicine 1
Q4 which symptom is present becau...,
Q5 what is pleuritic chest pain c...,
Q21 what is dvt deep vein thrombosis
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Human diseases L8: Respiratory medicine 2 Asthma
Q16 someone suffering from asthma...,
Q12 if a patient is using oral co...,
Q15 someone suffering from asthma...
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Human diseases L9: Respiratory medicine 3 COPD
Q8 what is about the mucous that ...,
Q20 when would someone fit the cr...,
Q18 what do mucolytics do mucolyt...
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Human diseases L10: Respiratory medicine 4 ABCDE
Q8 how would you know if the airw...,
Q16 how do you assess the effort ...,
Q15 how do you assess breathing l...
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Human diseases L11: Respiratory medicine 5 NEWS and SABR
Q15 what must you do in the situa...,
Q3 the news chart can standardise...,
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Human disease L12: Endocrinology 1 - principles
Q1 hormones are chemical messenge...,
Q2 which hormones are released by...,
Q3 which two endocrine organs res...
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Human disease L13: Endocrinology 2 – Thyroid disease
Q1 what does tsh stand for,
Q2 which of these is a feature of...,
Q3 which of these is a feature of...
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Human disease L14: endocrinology 3 – adrenal disease
Q1 which of these is a feature of...,
Q2 true or false people with cush...,
Q3 which of these is a feature of...
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Human disease L15: endocrinology 4 – growth hormone and acromegaly
Q1 what physiological effects doe...,
Q2 why might a dentist be the fir...,
Q3 growth hormone stimulates body...
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Endodontics L1: Pulpal and Periapical pathology
Q21 the host response to invasion...,
Q11 bacterial invasion of dentina...,
Q19 once the pulpal tissue has be...
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Endodontics L2: pulpal and periapical diagnosis
Q18 people with irreversible pulp...,
Q59 what type of tooth crack is t...,
Q42 what is suppuration the produ...
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Endodontics L3: indications and Contraindications for RCT
Q15 what is going on with this to...,
Q10 tooth related complications w...,
Q17 it is not safe to undertake a...
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Endodontics L4: Clinical examination and history
Q19 a class 1 for mobility would ...,
Q7 when recording information reg...,
Q17 what is the bpe score probing...
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Endodontics L5: Pulp sensitivity testing video
Q21 what must the tooth be when c...,
Q8 which nerve fibre a delta a be...,
Q27 why may a multi rooted teeth ...
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Endodontics L6: Endodontic materials
Q21 what is the name of this type...,
Q19 what is the name of this tip ...,
Q15 what type of file is this bar...
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Endodontics L7: Rubber Dam isolation in endodontics
Q25 when would you use a split da...,
Q23 sometimes there are gaps pres...,
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Endodontics L8: Access cavity preparation incisors, canines, premolars
Q1 the removal of the roof of pul...,
Q2 if you are not carrying out th...,
Q3 with incisors most perforation...
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Endodontics L9: preparation of single rooted/straight root canals
Q1 what are we trying to achieve ...,
Q2 if we are preventing extrusion...,
Q3 what are the three main design...
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Endodontics L10: Disinfection of the root canal system
Q1 what can be said about the var...,
Q2 what does it mean when we say ...,
Q3 primary cases and root filled ...
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Endodontics L11: Obturation
Q1 the literature outcome of prim...,
Q2 the washington study which was...,
Q3 the objective of obturation is...
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Child Dental Health: All lectures
Q1 what groups does each age grou...,
Q2 child development is a process...,
Q3 what would be the main two gro...
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Oral surgery L1 Bone biology Bisphosphonates and other drugs
Q1 bone turnover remodelling is r...,
Q2 what are the 5 phases in remod...,
Q3 genetic abnormality of the bon...
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Oral surgery L2: Bone biology bone and calcium
Q1 what percentage of bone compos...,
Q2 what percentage of bone compos...,
Q3 what percentage of bone compos...
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Oral surgery L3: Instrument selection
Q1 what is the difference between...,
Q2 which lower forcep can you pre...,
Q3 what is the difference between...
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Oral surgery L4: Wrong site surgery
Q1 what is regarded as a never ev...,
Q2 which colour note would indica...,
Q3 wrong site surgery preventions...
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Prosthodontics L1 - why partial dentures
When would you need a partial den...,
When would you need complete full...,
A prosthesis that replaces some t...
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Prosthodontics L2 - why full dentures
What is a complete denture,
What are the vast majority of com...,
There are two tyoes of complete d...
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Prosthodontics L3 - what is dental surveying
What is the name of this instrument,
Why would you use this instrument,
Why is it important to carry out ...
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Prosthodontics L4 -surveying and partial denture design principle
What is this ccalled,
What is this called,
What is the name of the rod and w...
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Prosthodontics L5 -treatment planning for dentures
What information is needed to mak...,
What four conditions should we lo...,
Why might it be difficult trying ...
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Prosthodontics L6 - impressions for dentures
Why are impressions necessary in ...,
What must your first primary impr...,
What are clinically relevant land...
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Prosthodontics L7 - saddles, connectors and retainers
Low cost easily modified where li...,
Strong rigid in thin section less...,
The
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Prosthodontics L9 - occlusion replica
Space between occlusal surfaces w...,
What is the maximum freeway space...,
The position the the masndible pa...
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Prosthodontics L10 - support and retention
Resistance to vertical load occlu...,
Support for the removable prosthe...,
Support for the removable prosthe...
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Human disease L16: Neurology 2 blackouts
Which of these is not a synonym o...,
Blackouts are usually a temporary...,
There are allot of reasons for so...
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Human disease L16: Neurology 3 Epilepsy
Excessive electrical discharge fr...,
Clinical features of epilepsy are...,
Someone having a epileptic seizur...
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Human disease L17: Neurology 4 headache and CNS infections
Headaches are characterised as ei...,
Headaches are characterised as ei...,
Which type of headaches is associ...
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Human disease L18: Neurology 5 Stroke
An acute compromise of blood supp...,
Strokes are a result of either ce...,
What colour does blood show up on...
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Human disease L19: Neurology 6 movement disorders
What are two commenest,
What is dopamine,
What is a ganglia
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Human disease L20 - Neurology MS and MND
What is multiple sclerosis,
What is the term used when there ...,
Multiple sclerosis epidemiology
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Human disease L21: Neurology peripheral neuropathy
What is peipheral neuropathy,
The loss of peripheral nerve func...,
In peripheral neuropathy what doe...
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human disease L22 - MSK 2 rheumatoid arthritis and connective tissue diseases
Rheumatoid arthritis is a systemi...,
What does the over production syn...,
What produces synovial fluid
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human disease L23 - MSK 3 bone disease
There two forms of hyperparathyro...,
How does secondary hyperparathyro...,
What is the name of the disease t...
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Human disease L25: Urinary tract disease
There are three types of urinary ...,
How does the urethra differ in a ...,
What is cystitis known as
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Human disease L27 : DMARDS
Why are dmards the first line of ...,
What does dmards stand for,
When is dmards most effective as ...
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Human disease L28: Biologics
Biologics are composed of three t...,
Why do biologics not illicit,
Is erythropoietin a cytokine
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Human disease L29: dobson upper gi
Gastrointestinal disorders are co...,
The small intestine is broken dow...,
The guts fuction is digestion and...
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Human disease L30: dobson lower gi
Recurrent olar ulceration,
Coeliac disease affects which int...,
An autoimmune condition in which ...
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Human disease L31: dobson pt3 gastroenterology
80 of gi clinics patients present...,
What are the red flag symptoms of...,
Are used to treat symptoms such a...
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Human disease L33: Oncology pt 1 - epidemiology, screening and prognosis
In which tissues do cancers origi...,
Names reflect tissues in which ca...,
What are the three screening prog...
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Human disease L34: oncology 2 - oncogenesis, grading, staging and treatment
What do carcinogenic agents induc...,
Which viruses are carcinogenic ep...,
Which virus is known as the human...
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Human disease L35: oncology pt 3 oral side effects of cancer and its treatment
Cancers that commonly metastasize...,
What are the clinical features of...,
What is the name of this condition
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Human disease L36: Palliative care and pain management
According to the who analgesic la...,
Do nsaids fall in to the non opio...,
What are opioids
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Human disease L37: chocking and anaphylaxis
Resus council guidelines state th...,
What can harm the victim if they ...,
If a patient has severe airway ob...
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Human disease L38: Revision of medical emergencies in dental practice
What is vasovagal syncope,
What drugs are present in the eme...,
Acute severe asthma can be det
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Human Disease L39: Liver disease and viral hepatitis for the dentist
How does a patient having some fo...,
The liver plays a vital role in m...,
The most critical aspects of prot...
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Human disease L40: special needs elderly
Trends indicate that total tooth ...,
Periodontal disease although seen...,
At what ph would demineralisation...
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Human disease L42: Sjogren's disease
These factors may contribute or c...,
Sjogrens syndrome is an autoimmun...,
What would you expect to see when...
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Human disease L43: Dysphagia
A disorder of eating drinking and...,
How many muscles are involved in ...,
How many phases are there to swal...
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Human disease L44: STI's and the mouth
Gono,
Herpes is a sexually transmitted ...,
Stis affecting the mouth
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Cancer L1 - intro to benign and malignant disease
Most tumors are monoclonal what d...,
New growth the above is the defin...,
What is the name given to cells t...
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Cancer L2 - Oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes
There are two main types of genes...,
Cancer occurs genes there are 4 t...,
Modifications of dna that switch ...
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Development L1 - Craniofacial growth and functional appliances
Embryology development begins onc...,
A process called castrulation for...,
Neural crest cells from the back ...
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Development L2 - Craniofacial development and disorder
Is the study of the processes by ...,
What would be best used to descri...,
Which example of connective tissu...
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Development L2 - Craniofacial development and disorder COPY
Is the study of the processes by ...,
What would be best used to descri...,
Which example of connective tissu...
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Development L3 - Oral Development biology: Arches
In which week would you expect to...,
Where do neural crest cells migra...,
How are the pharyngeal arches sep...
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Development L4 - Oral development biology: face, jaws, mouth
Prominence in the upper facial ar...,
Best describes what fronto nasal ...,
Best describes what fronto nasal ...
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Development L5 - Gene expression and regulation
The central dogma states that the...,
Which type of rna carries out thi...,
Aug a stop or start codon
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Development L6 - Palate
The,
Palatal shelve elevation is said ...,
Describe what happens during week...
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Development L7 - oral development biology Odontogenesis
Epithelium ectoderm gives rise to...,
The innermost layer of cells or t...,
Refers to cells that develop into...
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Devlopment L8 - oral developmental biology Odontogenesis 2
What is the name of the epithelium,
During the cell stage the inner e...,
Some cells between the inner enam...
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Devlopment L9 - oral developmental biology Odontogenesis 3
What does,
Root development is driven by what,
Dental follicle gives rise to cel...
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Development L10 - Hard tissue formation 1 dentinogenesis
What type of tissue is dentine,
Dentine has tubular,
Organic matrix is only found wher...
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Development L11 - Hard tissue formation 2 Amelogenesis
Is collagen found in enamel,
The start of ameolgenis only occu...,
Sometimes the odontoblast process...
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Development L13 - Mineralisation
Why does dentine have more matrix...,
What structure is this,
In a hydroxyapatite any ion can b...
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Development L14 - tooth eruption
Tooth eruption refers to the move...,
Tooth eruption is,
In reference to tooth eruption th...
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Development L15 - tooth development and developing occlusion
Why it is only in specific areas ...,
Transcription factor pitx2 is onl...,
When do primary teeth start tpo e...
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Development L16 - Dental anomalies
Name the condition,
Name the condition rare condition...,
Name the condition are odontostom...
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Physiology L1 - Pregnant and Nursing Patient
Shortly after fertilisation and i...,
Hormones secreted by the placenta...,
The process or period of developi...
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Periodontology L1 - Pregnancy I class 16/03/20
What can hormonal changes do in p...,
Is it beneficial to complete any ...,
Why is it important to limit root...
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Oral medicine - L1/2 - clinical aspects of dry mouth and salivary gland disorders
The challacombe scale is used to ...,
Salivary glands abnormalities are...,
Salivary glands abnormalities are...
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Occlusion L1 - Occlusion static module 2 review
If there is stagnation between th...,
It is important to restore contac...,
Which dental arch is slightly lon...
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Occlusion L2/L3 - TMJ and Masticatory muscles
What joint is between the tempora...,
In a synovial joint what is the n...,
Where does the condyle sit in the...
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Occlusion L6/L7 - Mechanoreception and Proprioception
Detection of a mechanical stimuli...,
Which type of reception gives us ...,
Which type of reception gives us ...
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Occlusion L8 - Control of mastication
How long does the chewing cycle t...,
What occurs during the chewing cycle,
Would there be greater or lesser ...
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Occlusion L9 - Articulators
What is the benefit of using arti...,
With lateral excursive movements ...,
What is defined as a working side
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Genetics L1 - Genetic Diseases
What are homeobox genes,
What is known as the master gene,
What is mesenchyme
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oral cancer: L1 - Oral Cancer Screening and Patient Interactions/Aetiology of oral cancer
Prevention of mouth cancer can be...,
Population screening programmes c...,
Screening tests need to have a go...
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Cancer L3: cell signalling pathways
What are the two methods of commu...,
Phosphorylation is a primary mech...,
When cell communication goes wron...
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Anatomy: Brain and Cranial Nerves
Name this part,
Name the regions,
Which of the following is correct...
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Anatomy Vasculature
What is the name of the 3 branche...,
What does the superior vena cava ...,
The brachiocephalic trunk bifurca...
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Pain and Management
What is the definition of,
What is the definition of noxious...,
What is a nociceptive stimulus
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Local Anaesthesia
What is anaesthesia,
What is analgesia,
What is local anaesthesia
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Pharmacology
Is the study science of chemicals...,
What a drug does to the body biol...,
What the body does to a drug abso...
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Immunology
What are the two major systems of...,
Is regarded as the first line of ...,
What are the two barriers that co...
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Microbiology Lecture 1
Basis of infectious disease Microbiology lecture 1
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Periodontology
What is the clinical presentation...,
What is the clinical presentation...,
What causes the transition from s...
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Anatomy and innervation of palate
The attachment of the mucosa on t...,
Injecting la in the hard palate w...,
What is skeletal muscle of the or...
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Anatomy infratemporal fossa
The infratemporal fossa is distin...,
The infratemporal fossa is distin...,
The infratemporal fossa is distin...
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Anatomy floor of mouth
What are the four boundaries of t...,
What is the palatal mucoperiosteum,
Lined internally with buccal muco...
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Anatomy nasal cavities
Why do nasal cartilage require di...,
The ethmoid bone is broken down t...,
Where would you find the cristi g...
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Oral biology, enamel, dentine and bonding: oral biology lecture 1
oral biology lecture 1
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Dental pulp and its responses: oral biology lecture 2
In embryol,
What ar ethe 3 functions of the d...,
Name the part highlighted green
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Oral mucosa: oral biology lecture 3
Oral mucosa is composed of which ...,
Annotate this,
The oral mucosa is distributed in...
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Oral epithelium and connective tissue Lecture 4/5
These are examples of what collag...,
Is defined as any supporti,
There are a few cells within the ...
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dental materials
What is light curing,
Describe polymerization in dentistry,
A substance which has a molecular...
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periodontology the real one
Ultrasonic scalers,
The is the specialized tissues th...,
Situated performed or occurring b...
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Anatomy: Pterygopalatine fossa
What anatomical structure is resp...,
Where is the pterygopalatine gang...,
The pterygopalatine fossa communi...
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dental equipment
What would use a straight probe for,
What would use a briaults probe for,
What would use a college forcep for
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Radiology M3 - L1: Radiation safety
Which three emissions do radioact...,
When high energy particles and wa...,
Alpha and beta particles emitted ...
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Radiology M3 - R2: Image receptors 1
A medium that changes x ray beam ...,
Image receptors are classified as...,
Image receptors are classified as...
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Radiology M3 - R3: Production of X-rays
The production of x rays is depen...,
The production of x rays is depen...,
The production of x rays is depen...
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Radiology M3 - R4: Introduction to dental radiography
There needs to be some knowledge ...,
What are the two types of dental ...,
When was the first radiograpgh used
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Radiology M3 - R5 : Radiography techniques
What are the three types of intra...,
What are the three types of extra...,
Which radiograpghy technique woul...
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Radiology M4 - R1 : Extra Oral
What does pa stand for,
What does ap mean,
What does om stand for
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Radiology M4 - R2 : Quality assurance
Introducing simple systems sopimp...,
What governs quality assurance,
There are four people responsible...
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Radiology M4 - R3 : periodontology
Overall assessment of periodontal...,
What would a radiograpgh show for...,
When measuring
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Radiology M4 - R4 : Bisected angle, occlusal and parallax
What technique is being used here,
What technique was used to produc...,
What are the reasons for utilisin...
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Radiology M4 - R5 : Image receptors 2
What are the three types of intra...,
What is the purpose of the outer ...,
What is the purpose of the black ...
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Radiology M4 -R5 : Dental radiology techniques 2
What does this image show,
What does this image show,
Why take bitewings
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Radiology M4 - R7 : Legislation
Which legislation deals with eqip...,
Which legislation is aimed primar...,
What were irr99 and ir me r2000 l...
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Radiology M4 - R8 : Justification and Interpretation
What does alarp stand for,
Theamount of radiation absorbed b...,
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Dental Materials COPY
Q1 what is the main function of d...,
Q2 dental composites can be used ...,
Q3 there are two types of dental ...
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4D 2.2 Anatomy of the skull
Q35 annotate the nasal cavity,
Q104 name the marked feature,
Q65 name the marked feature
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4D 2.1 Muscles of facial expression, neck
Q58 name the nerves of their resp...,
Q35 how many branches of the faci...,
Q31 there are 5 layers to the sca...
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4D 1.1 Biochem i.6
Q19 drugs that work as a platelet...,
Q41what does anti thrombin iii do,
Q44 what are the 4 functions of t...
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4D 1.2 GI
Q27 where are brunner s glands lo...,
Q20 where are gastric pits located,
Q22 what is the function of the c...
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4D 1.3 nutrition and digestion
Q1 what does the stephans s curve...,
Q2 on average our intake of carbo...,
Q3 population average intake of f...
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4D 1.4 hormonal control
Q1 what are the 4 types of extrac...,
Q2 what is a hormone,
Q3 what is the difference between...
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4D 2.3 TMJ Joint
When the jaw opens what movement ...,
What must occur for the tmj to pr...,
Movement of the mandible anterior...
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4D 2.4 Hard Tissue Biology
Name the marked features,
What ar ethe ideal properties of ...,
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