- Breaking off the humoral bone affects which nerve? Radial nerve
- What is main immunoglobulin found in gingival sulcus? IgG
- What is the term for difficulty in hearing: Tinnitus
- Nystatin – inhibit ergosterol synthesis
- What activate tyrosine kinase: cAMP
- Patient total tidal volume is 400ml, breathing rate is 10/min. What rate of N20+O2 if we are going to admit to the patient?
- 4 L/min
- Spermatogenesis cell attached to the basement membrane? Sertoli cell
- Major cause of nasopharyngeal cancer? (EBV)
- Where does the lingual nerve lie in relationship to IA? (anterior andmedial to IA)
- What is the best prognosis for cancer? tissue of origin
- Which artery is in the 3rd part of the pterygopalatine fossa? PSA(Posterior superior Alveolar)
- What does the epithelium of the buccal mucosa consist of:nonkeratinized epithelium
- What’s the epithelium of the lips :Nonkeratinized epithelium
- Which surface is keratinized : loose (free) gingival epithelium
- Posterior TMJ does what: translate (up & back?)
- Third sequence of collagen :proline
- Where does the tip of the upper lip drain into: submandibular nodes
- Difference b/w apical and coronal cememtum
- Cellular cementum: Contains cementocytes, cementoblasts, and cementoclasts; most commonly found in apical areas of cementum
- Acellular cementum: devoid of cells; most commonly found in coronal areas of cementum
- Supernumerary tooth between the maxillary centrals: mesiodens
- Concrescence : Fusion of 2 completely formed teeth at their roots; must have confluent cementum: (roots joined not root canals)
- Fusion: fusion of 2 tooth buds; must have confluent dentin (dentin joined, not roots or root canal)
- Germination: development of 2 crowns from one tooth bud; share single root and root canal
- What in the kidney is supplied by the afferent arteriole? Glomerulus
- What is seen on facial surface of permanent anterior teeth?Incremental lines
- A kid with hemophilia is bleeding in this joint, what factor is involved? Factor 8
- Why can’t a person with Down syndrome retract lower lip? muscle tone in the lips and cheeks contribute to an imbalance of forces on the teeth with the force of the tongue being a greater influence.
- What is required for hydroxylation of proline? Ascorbic acid (Vit C)
- Majority of collagen is composed of glycine
- Rubella can be teratogenic to a fetus
- Enterokinase converts trypsinogen into trypsin
- Vagus nerve innervates lung (hering breuring reflex)
- What nerve is damaged if no sensation below vocal cords? recurrent laryngeal branch
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Useful Notes - Written by students who took the exam
Labels:
ADA,
dentistry,
National board of dental exams,
NBDE,
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