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61 Cards in this Set
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The coronoid process is visible on what film
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Max. molar
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The anterior nasal spine is visible on what film?
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Max central-lateral
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The nasolabial fold is visible on which film?
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Max. canine
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The lingual foramen is visible on which film?
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Mand. central-lateral
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The coronoid process is (radio-opaque, radiolucent)
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RO
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The internal oblique ridge is located on the (mandible/maxilla) and is also known as what?
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mandible, mylohyoid ridge
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The mandibular canal (or inferior alveolar canal) stretches from mandibular foramen to what?
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mental foramen
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The mandibular canal contains what vessels?
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inferior alveolar A, N and V
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What is the name for the RO structure that is superior to the mylohyoid ridge and is located on the external surface of the mandible?
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external oblique ridge
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The mental fossa is (above/below) the mental ridge and is a depression on the (internal/external) surface of the mandible
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above, external
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The mental foramen is a (RO/RL) structure between the canine and what other tooth in the (mandible/maxilla)?
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RL, 2nd premolar, mandible
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True or False, the inferior border of the mandible is seen when a radiograph is correctly angulated
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False, only seen with excessive vertical angulation
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The lingual foramen is a (RO/RL) structure located within what?
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RL, mental spine (or genial tubercle)
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What is pneumatization of the maxillary sinus?
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Downward extention of floor of max sinus due to LOSS OF TEETH or AGING
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What structure in the maxilla is often mistaken for pathology?
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Lateral fossa (or incisive fossa)
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The "inverted Y" on a canine film is made by what two RO structures?
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lateral wall of nasal fossa and anterior border of max. sinus
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The floor of the nasal fossa is also what other structure?
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hard palate
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The anterior mandible bone pattern is as follows: (geometric/round) bone marrow spaces, and trabeculae forming a (coarse, smooth) pattern
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round, coarse
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The posterior mandible bone pattern is as follows: (small/large) bone marrow spaces, (vertically/horizontally) oriented trabeculae, area just below roots of (incisors/canines/premolars/molars) may not have trabeculae
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large, horizontal, molar
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The posterior maxilla is similar radiographically to the anterior maxilla except that it has (smaller/larger) bone marrow spaces
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larger
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The anterior maxilla has (thin/thick) and (many/few) trabeculae, forming a fine, round, and (dense/spaced) pattern with (small/large) bone marrow spaces
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thin, many, dense, small
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What is indicated by the white arrows?
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cervical burnout
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The white arrows are pointing to what structures in both pictures?
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apical foramen
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What is indicated by the red, green, and blue boxes?
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green - developing root (#31)
blue - developing premolar (#29) red - Primary tooth (T) with resorbing roots |
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What RO structure is indicated by the red box?, RL structure by the green box?
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red - lamina dura
green - pdl |
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The red boxes indicate what type of bone?
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Alveolar crestal bone
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The white arrows are pointing to what RL structure?
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Nasopalatine foramen OR incisive foramen
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The white arrows are pointing to what RO structures?
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Lateral walls of nasopalatine canal
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The black arrows are pointing to what RL structures?
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Superior foramina of the nasopalatine canal
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The arrows in both pictures are pointing to what structure?
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Intermaxillary suture OR median suture OR mid-palatal suture
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The red and blue box are pointing to what two structures?
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red - anterior nasal spine
blue - intermaxillary suture (or median suture/mid-palatal suture) |
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What 2 structures are indicated by the blue and red box?
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blue - nasal fossa
red - anterior nasal spine |
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The white arrows indicate what structure?
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floor of nasal fossa (or hard palate)
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What RL structure is indicated by the white arrows?
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Lateral or Incisive Fossa
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What structures are indicated by the colored boxes?
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blue - lateral wall of nasal fossa
red - anterior border of max. sinus |
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What structure is indicated by the white arrows?
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floor of max sinus (or inferior border of max sinus)
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What structure is indicated by the colored boxes?
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red - malar process
blue - septum green - floor of max sinus |
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What structure is indicated by the green box?
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septum
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What structures are indicated by the colored boxes?
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green - zygomatic process of max
red - septum blue - floor of max sinus |
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What structures are indicated by the colored boxes?
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blue - coronoid process
red - zygomatic process of the maxilla |
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What structures are indicated by the colored boxes?
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blue - pterygoid plates
green - hamular notch red - hamular process |
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What structure is indicated by the white and black arrows? (same structure)
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zygomatic process of maxilla (malar process)
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What structures are indicated by the colored boxes
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green - zyg process of max
orange - floor of max sinus |
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What structure is indicated by the white arrow (left) and black arrows (right)? (same structure)
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nasolacrimal canal
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What structure is indicated by the black arrows?
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nasolabial fold
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What structure is indicated by the black arrows?
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soft tissue of nose
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What structures are indicated by the colored boxes?
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purple - floor of max sinus
orange - malar green - coronoid process red - max tuberosity |
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What structure is indicated by the white arrow?
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Coronoid process
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What structures are indicated by the colored boxes?
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yellow - tip of nose
purple - lip line |
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What structure is indicated by the black arrows?
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inferior border of mandible
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True or False, these two radiographs are the same structure. (Then, identify what they are)
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True. mental spine (or genial tubercle)
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What RL structure is indicated by the white arrow?
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lingual foramen
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What structures are indicated by the colored boxes?
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purple - lip line (or tongue shadow)
orange - mental ridge blue - lower border of mandible |
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What structure is indicated by the massive amount of white arrows?
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mental fossa
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What RL structure is indicated by the white arrow?
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mental foramen
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What thin RL structures are indicated by the black arrows?
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nutrient canals
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What RO structure is indicated by the black arrows?
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external oblique ridge
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What structure is indicated by the 3 white arrows?
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mylohyoid ridge (internal oblique ridge)
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What slightly RL structure is surrounded by the white arrows?
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Mandibular canal (inferior alveolar canal)
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What RL area is indicated by the white arrows?
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submandibular fossa
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What RO structure is indicated by the black arrows?
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Coronoid process
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