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_____ 1. X-ray photon passed through atom unchanged; no interaction _____ 2. Coherent scatter _____ 3. Photoelectric effect _____ 4. Compton scatter _____ 5. Bremsstrahlung radiation _____ 6. Radioactivity A. Electrons stop suddenly as they hit the anode. B. Ionization takes place when the photon ejects an outer shell electron. This results in the loss of energy for the photon and a negative charged electron. The low energy photon changes direction. C. An unstable atom releases energy...

EFDA entrance exam 2024/2025 with 100% correct answers The entire crown or the portion covered by enamel is called the : - CORRECT ANSWER Anatomical crown What are mamelons? - CORRECT ANSWER The 3 round bumps on the incisal edge of newly erupted rermanent incisors "An oblique ridge separates the central and distal occlusal fossae. Mandibular molars have an oblique ride." State whether these statements are true or false. If they are false, make them true: - CORRECT ANSWER *Dia...

It is the difference for prepare a tooth for filling and prepare the tooth for an inlay - ️️UNDERCUT Instruments tha should be set out for a patient attending with a removable orthodontic appliance are: - ️️Adam's universal and spring forming pliers It used to remove the pulp (nerve) - ️️BARBED BROACH Upper incisors protrude and the overjet is increased - ️️CLASS II Div I Adam's universal pliers used for - ️️Orthodontics A horizontal overlap is called - ️️OVE...

DASLE MN EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ALL CORRECT Where would you place topical anesthetic for Mandibular Nerve block- inferior alveolar injection? - Answer Placement in the depression behind the retro molar pad, in the pterygoid triangle Numbs from last molar to the central incisor, half of the tongue & lip on the injection side Long needle Where would you place the topical anesthetic for a Nasopalatine Injection? - Answer Placement on the palate at the incisive foramen behind the cent...

NDAEB Review Latest Update (2023/2024) Already Passed Describe the location of the following cranial bones 1. Frontal 2. Temporal 3. Parietal 4. Sphenoid 5. Occipital 6.Ethmoid 1. forehead 2.Sides 3.Roof 4.Anterior Base 5. Base 6. Orbit and Floor Describe the location and function of the four types of teeth; 1. Incisors 2. Canine 3.Premolars 4.Molars 1. Front of mouth/ cutting food 2. Back of mouth/ grasping and tearing 3.Corner of mouth/ cutting and tearing 4. Back of mouth/ chewing and...

It is the difference for prepare a tooth for filling and prepare the tooth for an inlay - UNDERCUT It used to remove the pulp (nerve) - BARBED BROACH Upper incisors protrude and the overjet is increased - CLASS II Div I Adam's universal pliers used for - Orthodontics A horizontal overlap is called - OVERJET Orthodontic brackets are fixed with - Glass Ionomer Acid etch used for composite fillings contains - 33% phosphoric acid siqveland matrix band is used for - Class II amalgam restorati...

APN 3 Study Guide Exam 1 Questions & Answers 2024/2025 When does the anterior fontanel and posterior fontanel close? - ANSWERSAnterior by 18-19 mo (Burns 109) - 12-18 mo per exam review with Dr. P Posterior 6-12 weeks (Burns) -1-2 mo per exam review with Dr. P What teeth erupt first and at what age? - ANSWERSCentral lower incisors erupt around 6 months. Lateral incisors around 8 months. Is a newborn screening mandatory in all states? - ANSWERS- Yes (Burns p. 75) - The Recomm...

RDAEF Operative Dentistry- California Questions and Answers 100% Pass How many classes of cavities are there and how many did GV black classify? 6, but Black classified 5 What do GV black classifications tell you? The location in permanent teeth What do GV Black classifications not tell you Does not tell how deep, or the condition of the pulp Class I lesions occur where? in pits and fissures of the facial, lingual and occlusal surfaces of molars and premolars Also found in pit...

The parts that comprise the periodontium include all the following EXCEPT: A. gingiva B. alveolar bone C. buccal mucosa D. periodontal ligaments - C. buccal mucosa The term Heterodont means: A. An animal that exhibits more than one tooth morphology B. An animal that exhibits no tooth morphology C. An animal that exhibits only one tooth morphology D. An animal exhibits two successive sets of teeth - A. An animal that exhibits more than one tooth morphology A cuff-like band of stratifie...

PA EFDA BOARD EXAM LATEST VERSION REAL EXAM 300+ QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS AGRADE Which of the following is true of primary teeth in contrast to permanent teeth? A. Crowns that are narrower at the cementoenamel junction (CEJ) than permanent teeth B. Darker enamel than permanent teeth C. Relatively thicker enamel than permanent teeth D. A tooth crown that is longer in relation to the total tooth length than is found in permanent teeth - ANSWER- A. crowns that are narrower at th...