Nonkeratinized Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Tissues collections of similar cells and the extracellular substances surrounding them 4 primary tissue types epithelial, connective, muscle, nervous Histology microscopic study of tissues germ layers All four of the primary tissue types are derived from each of the three The 3 germ layers endoderm, mesoderm, ectoderm embryonic tissue Any tissue that arises from the fertilization of an ovum and has not become differentiated or specialized. epithele...

*evolve question* Which of the following lesions appears initially as red patches, then paler pink, and finally turns to white patches on the body of the tongue? - ANSWERgeographic tongue *evolve question* What type of cell listed below has prominent granules in the cytoplasm that form a keratin chemical precursor? - ANSWERepitheleal cells note: Keratohyaline granules are prominent granules in the cytoplasm of epithelial cells that form a keratin chemical precursor. *evolve questio...

____ are protective leukocytes that phagocytose and kill bacteria deficiencies in neutrophil functioning results in increase susceptibility too infections. also release destructive enzymes (MMPs), which results in breakdown of periodontium and the development of collagen-depleted areas. - neutrophils ____ epithelium: -nonkeratinized -forms floor of sulcus/pocket -wraps around tooth like collar -surface cells attach to tooth via hemidesmosomes - junctional ____ epithelium: -nonkeratiniz...

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Functions of Oral Mucosa - ANSWER1. Protection: Barrier to microorganisms and helps withstand mechanical trauma 2. Sensation: Receptors for taste, touch, temp, pain, salivation, neuromuscular reflexes 3. Secretion: Saliva, sebum (minor) 4. Thermal Regulation: Heat radiated through body from panting (dogs; insig in humans) 5. Speech: Mods sound 6. Respiration: Conduit for inhalation/exhalation Differences Between Oral Mucosa and Integument - ANSWER1. More deeply colored (red) ...

T or F: Plaque biofilm control records can be used to record a patient's plaque control over time. These records can also be used as educational and reinforcement tools. - both statements true A major environmental factor that increases the risk of developing type 2 diabetes mellitus is: - obesity Nonkeratinized, loosely attached, and movable tissue that begins at the mucogingival junction is: - alveolar mucosa All of the following systemic conditions have been associated with untreated ...

Abduction - Movement away from the midline of the body Adduction - Movement toward the midline of the body Aerolar Connective Tissue - Surrounds nerves/vessels •Binds skin to muscles •Subcutaneous layer of skin •Abundant blood vessels •Major site of inflamation Anatomical Position - 1) body erect 2) feet parallel 3) eyes forward 4) arms at side 5) palms forward Anterior - front of the body anterior side - A muscle that crosses on the _____ of a joint produces flexion. apocr...

What does oral mucosa line? - ANSWERThe oral cavity What type of cells is the oral mucosa made of? - ANSWERStratified squamous epithelium What are the three main types of oral mucosa? - ANSWERLining, masticatory, specialized What are the three types of stratified squamous epithelium found within the oral cavity? - ANSWERnonkeratinized, orthokeratinized, parakeratinized What type of epithelium are found in the lining mucosa? - ANSWERnonkeratinized What type of epithelium are found ...

Function of molar teeth - Answer-grind food function of incisor teeth - Answer-cutting, biting Dentin - Answer-Primary material found in teeth. It is covered by the enamel and cementum in the root. enamel - Answer-hard, outermost layer of a tooth Cementum - Answer-Specialized, calcified connective tissue that covers the root of a tooth. Function is to attach tooth to alveolar bone dental pulp - Answer-connective tissue found in the center of the tooth. Sensory in function funct...

Open Compound Comminutied Greenstick Impacted Pott's Colles Nonciliated simple columnar epithelium (seen in digestive tract; adapted for absorption) Pseudo-stratified ciliated columnar epithelium (found in respiratory system; secrete & propel mucous) Stratified squamous epithelium - nonkeratinized (found in mouth, vagina; protects underlying areas subjected to wear and tear) simple cuboidal epithelium (lines kidney tubules - adapted for absorption/secretion) ...