For Questions 2-4, label the following nerves of the maxillary division with the corresponding number on Figure A. Anterior Superior Alveolar Nerve is Labeled by which number on the diagram?
For Questions 9-11, label the following nerves of the maxill…
For Questions 9-11, label the following nerves of the maxillary division with the corresponding number on Figure A. Infraorbital Nerve is Labeled by which number on the diagram?
Due to the location of the ______________ and sometimes the…
Due to the location of the ______________ and sometimes the Maxillary Artery, there is a higher chance of piercing them during the placement of local anesthetic for the posterior teeth of the maxilla. When this structure gets pierced, there is a chance that a (an) ___________ will form.
For questions #16-20, match the correct term to the definiti…
For questions #16-20, match the correct term to the definition given. A term may be only used once. Terms A. Bacteremia E. Embolus/Emboli B. Thrombus/Thrombi F. Atherosclerosis C. Hemorrhage G. Arterial Plaque D. Hematoma H. Arteriole 19. A dislodged blood clot that may travel in the bloodstream and result in the blockage of an artery.
22. Which number represents the RETROMANDIBULAR VEIN?
22. Which number represents the RETROMANDIBULAR VEIN?
Blood ENTERS the heart directly through the _________ and EX…
Blood ENTERS the heart directly through the _________ and EXITS the heart directly through the _________.
What are the connecting channels that arteries use to commun…
What are the connecting channels that arteries use to communicate with each other?
Which of the following glands has a pattern of starting smal…
Which of the following glands has a pattern of starting small, increases in size through puberty, and decreases in size by adulthood?
Case Study 2 (Questions 61-64) Patient profile: Male, age 48…
Case Study 2 (Questions 61-64) Patient profile: Male, age 48 Chief complaint: “toothache in my right lower jaw” Medical history: no medications Dental history: last seen 5 years ago Supplemental history: large swollen area in right lower jaw and cheek area, extensive caries #19 64. Complete respiratory obstruction may occur if the infection has spread to where?
What is the name of the structure that is located intraorall…
What is the name of the structure that is located intraorally, next to the maxillary second molars, and connects to Stenson’s Duct that releases saliva into the oral cavity?