[MT] Digestive System part 1 - Oral Cavity

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what tissue is the oral cavity?

stratified squamous epithelium with keratinized cells

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in the oral cavity, ___________________ layers resists damage from abrasion

keratinized cell

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In the oral cavity there is increase keratinized cell in the _______________ on the __________ and __________

masticatory mucosa

gingiva

hard palate

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Most of the digestive tract is lined by __________________ but the oral cavity is an exceptions

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contain well-developed core of striated muscle to make it highly mobile for ingestion, speech, and other forms of communication

lips or labia

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Aids in phonetics and communication.

Helps in chewing and swallowing.

lips or labia

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Manipulates ingested material during mastication and swallowing

TONGUE

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Helps direct food toward the middle of the oral cavity to ensure proper swallowing.

TONGUE

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What are the 4 type of lingual papillae?

filiform papillae

fungiform papillae

follate papillae

vallate

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What type of lingual papillae is this: heavily keratinized, covering most of the top surface of the human tongue

Filiform papillae

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What type of lingual papillae is this: Provides a rough texture to aid in food manipulation.

Filiform papillae

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What type of lingual papillae is this: the largest papillae

vallate papillae

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how many vallate papillae are aligned in front of the terminal sulcus?

8-12

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What type of lingual papillae is this: contains numerous taste buds

vallate papillae

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What type of lingual papillae is this: are ridge-like on the sides. Are the best developed in young children

Foliate papillae

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What type of lingual papillae is this: less keratinized thean filiform, scattered across the tongue's surface

Fungiform papillae

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Are ovoid structures mostly on the sides of fungiform and circumvallate papillae, which sample the general chemical composition of ingested food

TASTE BUDS

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taste buds are present in all lingual papillae except ___

filiform

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what strcuture in the taste buds are responsible for detecting the chemical composition of food?

ovoid structures

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Essential for gustatory function (taste perception).

TASTE BUDS

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in adut human there are how many permanent teeth?

32

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for each quadrant how many teeth is there?

8

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if each quadrant of the teeth had 8 teeth, how many is the incisors?

2

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if each quadrant of the teeth had 8 teeth, how many is the canine

1

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if each quadrant of the teeth had 8 teeth, how many is the premolars

2

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if each quadrant of the teeth had 8 teeth, how many is the permanent molars

3

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the crown of the teeth is covered by hard acellular enamel called __________

cementum

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what is a bulk of a tooth composed of calcified material?

dentin

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what is a highly vascular and well-innervated?

dental pulp

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in root canal procedure what does it target to remove infections?

pulp

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what bacteria is the cause of pharyngitis and tonsillitis/

streptococcus pyogenes

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what is a white exudate on the tongue's dorsal surface, is due to yeast (candida albicans) infection and usually affects neonates or immunocompromised patients?

oral thrush