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What are the three main layers of oral mucosa?
Epithelium
Basement membrane
Lamina propria
What are the two pattern types of epithelium?
keratinized and non-keratinised
8. Keratinised epithelium can further be divided into two catergories. What are they?
Orthokeratinised
Parakeratinised
9. What are the layers found within orthokeratinised epithelium?
Stratum basale
stratum spinosum
stratum granulosum
stratum corneum
10. What are alternative names for the names of the layers of orthokeratinised epithelium?
basal cell layer
prickle cell layer
granular cell layer
keratinized layer
15. What are the different layers found in non-keratinised epithelium?
basal cell layer
intermediate layer
superficial layer
19. Non-keratinocytes can be differentiated into three kinds. What are they?
Melanocytes
Merkel cells
Langerhans cells
20. Describe the characteristics of melanocytes
derived from neural crest cells
melanin produced from tyrosine and packaged into vesicles called melanosomes
21. What are Merkel cells?
found in stratum basale
derived from neural crest
acts as a receptor
commonly found in masticatory mucosa and absent in lining mucosa
22. What are Langerhans cells?
dendritic cells located in layers above thte stratum basale
derived from bone marrow precursors
immunologic function: acts as antigen presenting cells
23. Describe the junction between epithelium and connective tissue
wavy to increase surface area
24. What is the name of the layer of connective tissue which is in contact with the epithelium?
lamina propria
25. Basal lamina is made up of two layers. What are they?
lamina lucida
lamina densa
28. What are the two layers found in Lamina propria?
Papillary layer and reticular layer
29. What are the components of lamina propria?
cells, fibres, blood vessels, nerves and ground substance
30. What types of cells are found in lamina propria?
mast cells
inflammatory cells
lymphocytes
fibroblasts
macrophages
31. What are the extra cellular components found in lamina propria?
Fibres, collagen, elastic fibres, ground substance
33. What kind of epithelium is found in gingiva?
parakeratinised epithelium
34. What kind of epithelium is found in hard palate?
orthokeratinised epithelium
35. Where is lining mucosa found?
ventral surface of tongue
soft palate
alveolar mucosa & floor of the mouth
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37. Where is labial mucosa found?
lines inner surface of the lip
38. What kind of epithelium is found in labial mucosa?
non-keratinised epithelium
39. What is found in the submucosa of labial mucosa?
mucous salivary glands
40. What kind of epithelium is found in buccal mucosa?
non-keratinised epithelium
41. To which muscle does buccal mucosa attach to?
buccinators muscle
42. Describe the type of epithelium found in lining mucosa of ventral part of the tongue.
non-keratinised with numerous short Connective Tissue papillae and elastic fibres
43. Are minor salivary glands present in Lining mucosa of ventral part of the tongue?
few are present
44. Capillary network is found in which layer of Lining mucosa of ventral part of the tongue?
papillary layer
45. Is the reticular layer of lining mucosa of ventral part of the tongue vascular or avascular?
avascular
46. Submucosa of lining mucosa of ventral part of the tongue is ____(thin/thick), ____(regular/irregular), ____ (may/doesn’t) contain fat & small blood vessel
thin
irregular
may
47. Lining Mucosa - Soft palate

____ (keratinising / non-keratinising) epithelium, ____ (thin/thick), contains ____ ____
Connective tissue papillae is ____ (short/long) and ____ (thin/broad)
Thick lamina propria contains many _____ (type of fibre) forming an ____ lamina
Broad submucosa containing many minor ____ glands
non-keratinising, thin, taste buds
short, broad
elastic fibre, elastic
mucous
48. Lining Mucosa - Floor of the mouth

Very thin (100mm), ____ (keratinized/non-keratinised) epithelium
____ (short/long) papillae, with ____ fibres and ____ (vascular/avascular) supply;
Submucosa is ____ (thin/extensive), with ____ ____ tissue, fat & minor salivary glands
non-keratinised
short
elastic
vascular
extensive
loose fibrous