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بسم هللا الرحمن الرحيم "oral histology exam _collection" Final_2013Batch 1- stratum spinosum", is has its name because of : shrinking of this layer during preparation (spiny) 2- photo for PDL, and the question : Are all the cells in this image have an ectomesnchymal in origin? ANS : No, because it has epithelial cells of malasayeez 3- Oral mucosa lack underlining minor silvary gland is : gingival mucosa 4- Striated duct is formed by : simple columnar epithelium 5- Structure for initiation of root development : epithelial root sheath ( of hertwig) 6-Mitotic figures in : stratum germinativum 7- Not characteristic of masticatory mucosa : smooth and thin 8-Cell with clear cytoplasm in stratum spinosum : antgen presenting cell 9- Why caries attack decrease with age? Answer: More Flouroapatite crystals would have been accumulated on the surface of enamel 10- Why teeth look yellower with age? Answer: Enamel becomes more translucent reflecting the underlying yellow dentine 11 What are cell located in stratum basale ( the pic is keratinized) : melanocyte or Merkel's cells 12- The most differentiated cells in which layer in oral mucosa? stratum corneum 13- One of these is the characteristics of Condyle cartilage? the cartilage will still active until age of 20 (adult) 14 - From exterio to interior (pic shows layers of a tooth ) Mantle > Inter globular > Odntoblastic zone > Cell rich zone and pulp core

15 "secondry cartillage" is has its name according to : it appears after mickels cartillage (not the first formed cartilage in the tissue ). 16 - submucosa of the posterior hard palate lateral to the midline contains : mucous minor salivary glands 17 - one of the following ectodermal in origin : enamel 18 All the following are intralobular ducts, EXCEPT : collecting ducts 19 - mixed salivary gland acini has : serous demilunes 20 All the following are differentiated follicular cells, EXCEPT : cementoclasts 21 - dentinogenisis and amelogenisis... both start at the future dentienamel junction 22 inorganic material in the enamel is by weight : 88-90 %? FALSE...becauze this percentage is by weight not volume.. so 95% is the truth answer. 23 - (45%) of the dentine by weight is inorganic? false ( 70 % by wieght & 50 % by volume ) 24 - What is the site of ptrigoid compared with TMJ? anterior to it. 25 - Perikymata grooves occur as enamel striae reaching enamel surface 26 - Melanocytes located in stratum germinativum of keratinized and non-keratinized epithelium : Merkel cells located in stratum germinativum of keratinized epithelium only 27 - intertubular dentine V.S intratubular dentine (what is the difference? ) intertubular dentine lacks collagen (not sure ) 28 - cementocytes processes are oriented in the direction of the nutrition, whereas the osteocytes processes are oriented in all directions. 30- One of the following is correct regarding reactionary dentinogenesis: Answer: Almost irresponsive to zinc oxide eugenol/ highly responsive to setting calcium hydroxide liners 31- One of the following is correct regarding reparative dentinogenesis:

Answer: forms at pulp exposure sites (Dentine bridges)/ formed by newly differentiated. 31- these are very very important to memorize : in development of orofacial region, the branchial arches will differentiated to : 1st pouch gives the auditury tube (ends with a cavity that will become the tympanic cavity ( which is the middle ear or the middle ear bones:malleus, incus, and stapes). 1st cleft القناة it deepens to become the external audotary (acoustic) malleatus السمعية الخارجية. 2 nd pouch it deepens to become the palatine tonsile 2 nd cleft there is NO 2 nd cleft, its OBLITERATED & disappeared 32 - internal carotid artery is between : 3 th and 4 th brachial arches 33 - levater veli palatine from which arch? 4 th arch (because it is innervated by pharyngeal plexus of vagus nerve) 34- All of the following particepate in shapening the tooth during development except : Material exchange between SR and dental follicle 35- Which of the following is not from ectodermal origin? Cementoclasts ( not sure ) 36 -What is the muscle that grows between two archs? digastric muscle (1st & 2nd branchial arches for anterior and posterior bellies respectively)

37 What happen during morphogenesis? Answer: involves differential division and movement of enamel organ cells 38- histogenesis is : Answer: involves intracellular changes of tooth bud cells leading to the formation of dental hard tissues 39. One of the following statements is incorrect about the Meckel's cartilage: Answer: acts as a scaffold for the body of the mandible to form endochondrally (intramembranously not endochondrally) 40. One of the following statements is correct about the Meckel's cartilage Answer: its dorsal end ossifies forming the Malleus (1st ear ossicle) 41. True or False: a) First Branchial arch is lined with ectoderm externally and endoderm internally False (no endoderm) 42. All of the following structures are derived embryologically from the Frontonasal process except: Answer: Central portion of the lower lip (Philtrum of lip, midportion of nose, alae of nose and maxillary incisors are all derived from Frontonasal process) 43. True or False: In the early development of the head and neck region, stapedial artery is the artery of the second arch Answer: True 44. All of the following structures are derived embryologically from the first branchial arch except: Answer: Maxillary incisors (from Frontonasal process "no arch") 45- One of the following statements is incorrect about ectomesenchyme: Answer: gives rise to enamel epithelial cells (arise from ectoderm) 46 -True or False: Fusion of the primary palate with the lateral palatine process/shelf starts posteriorely and terminates anteriorly Answer: True 47. Endochondral ossification occurs at the following sites: Answer: condylar process of the mandible 48. Intramembranous ossification occurs at the following sites: Answer: body of the mandible

49. Before hard tissue formation, all of the following participate in protecting the 3D shape of the crown except: Answer: exchange of substances between enamel organ and dental follicle 50. One of the following statements is incorrect about amelogenesis and dentinogenesis: Answer: dentinogenesis involves maturation of the newly formed dentine 51. Before hard tissue formation, all of the following participate in protecting the 3D shape of the crown: Answer: enamel organ remains avascular until enamel is deposited in all crown regions 52- True or False: a) Dentine and enamel formation starts at the same time b) Dentine and enamel formation starts at cusps tips and incisal edges Answer : a) False b) True 36 - Skin 37 - D doesn't contain any ectodermally derived cells? false, because there are clusters of epithelium as epithelilal rests of Malassez

38 - the order of the layers formation in dentinogenisis and amelogenisis 39 - This tooth is in the late bell stage..... A : is the succsitional lamina, located lingually B: is the vestibular lamina, located labially C: is Dental Folicle D : is Dental papilla 40 What is the pointed structure? cementoclast

41 - How can we prepare for this slide under the microscope? -Inorganic material is preserved. & Organic material appears dark. 42 Von ebnir gland 43- many questions asked about this photo :D * The name of each layer & This cartilage is for child or for adult? ANSWER : for child ( small number of FAT CELLS in ENDOCHONDRIAL OSSIFICATION LAYER

44- Focus on what written 45 This is Mucus minor salivary gland. 46 We had 2 questions about this photo..

47 Filliform papillae.. WAITE!! :D *********THE SUPPER Q IN OUR EXAM WAS ************ Our (oral histology & embryology)book is edited by ( reference book ) >> ANS : B.K.B.Berkovits G.R.Halland B.J.Moxhan ******************************************************************************************************* ******************************************************************************************************* PLEASE, Check this link there are VERY VERY VERY IMPORTANT SUMMARIES FOR THE LAB https://onedrive.live.com/view.aspx?cid=59a105633bea72b8&resid=59a105633bea72b8%211379&app=wordpdf & this one for the theory material ;) http://www.mediafire.com/view/afx80dvu8pn1ra2/dr.tahani_midterm_que stions[1].pdf ***************************************************************************************************** ***************************************************************************************************** Don't worry. The exam will be good... just put Trust in God ^ ^ اللهم إني أستودعك ما قرأت وما حفظت وما تعلمت فرده عند حاجتي إليه إنك على كل شيء قدير حسبنا اهلل ونعم لنكن خير للناس... الوكيل أ مة أ خرجت