Dental Histology Hardest Exam: Quiz!
101 Questions
| Total Attempts: 214
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Questions and Answers
- 1.
![What is "A" in the Photo - ProProfs]( "What is \"A\" in the Photo")
What is "A" in the Photo - 2.
![What is "B" in the photo - ProProfs]( "What is \"B\" in the photo")
What is "B" in the photo - 3.Salivary glands consist of 2 elements, what are they? (separate answer with comma)
- 4.
![What kind of cells are the arrows pointing at? - ProProfs]( "What kind of cells are the arrows pointing at?")
What kind of cells are the arrows pointing at? - 5.
![What kind of cell is this? What is "C" representing (separate answer with comma) - ProProfs]( "What kind of cell is this? What is \"C\" representing (separate answer with comma)")
What kind of cell is this? What is "C" representing (separate answer with comma) - 6.
![What is this picture showing? What is represented by "B' (separate answer with a comma) - ProProfs]( "What is this picture showing? What is represented by \"B' (separate answer with a comma)")
What is this picture showing? What is represented by "B' (separate answer with a comma) - 7.The submucosa layer consists of very tight connective tissue containing fat deposits and glands. Larger nerves and blood vessels also run through the submucosa.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 8.
![What is this photo of? What layer is "B" called? (separate answers by a comma) - ProProfs]( "What is this photo of? What layer is \"B\" called? (separate answers by a comma)")
What is this photo of? What layer is "B" called? (separate answers by a comma) - 9.
![What layer is this depicting? - ProProfs]( "What layer is this depicting?")
What layer is this depicting? - 10.
![What layer is this? - ProProfs]( "What layer is this?")
What layer is this? - 11.
![What layer is "B" depicting? - ProProfs]( "What layer is \"B\" depicting?")
What layer is "B" depicting? - 12.
![This photo is depicting orthokeratinized oral epithelium characterized by the presence of small and shrunken nuclei. - ProProfs]( "This photo is depicting orthokeratinized oral epithelium characterized by the presence of small and shrunken nuclei.")
This photo is depicting orthokeratinized oral epithelium characterized by the presence of small and shrunken nuclei.- A.
True
- B.
False
- 13.
![This photo depicts lining epithelium of the oral mucosa. Is there keratin present in this photo? - ProProfs]( "This photo depicts lining epithelium of the oral mucosa. Is there keratin present in this photo?")
This photo depicts lining epithelium of the oral mucosa. Is there keratin present in this photo? - 14.Which of the following is not a type of oral mucosa?
- A.
Masticatory
- B.
Specalized
- C.
Keratinized
- D.
Lining
- 15.
![What kind of taste bud is pictured? - ProProfs]( "What kind of taste bud is pictured?")
What kind of taste bud is pictured?- A.
Filliform
- B.
Fungiform
- C.
Circumvalate
- D.
Foliate
- 16.
![What kind of papilla is pictured? - ProProfs]( "What kind of papilla is pictured?")
What kind of papilla is pictured?- A.
Filliform
- B.
Fungiform
- C.
Circumvalate
- D.
Foliate
- 17.
![What kind of papilla is pictured? - ProProfs]( "What kind of papilla is pictured?")
What kind of papilla is pictured?- A.
Filliform
- B.
Fungiform
- C.
Circumvalate
- D.
Foliate
- 18.
![What kind of papilla is pictured? - ProProfs]( "What kind of papilla is pictured?")
What kind of papilla is pictured?- A.
Filliform
- B.
Fungiform
- C.
Circumvalate
- D.
Foliate
- 19.
![What structure is the image picturing? What is "C'? (separate answer with comma) - ProProfs]( "What structure is the image picturing? What is \"C'? (separate answer with comma)")
What structure is the image picturing? What is "C'? (separate answer with comma) - 20.
![This photo is picturing the vermillion "red-zone" of the lip - ProProfs]( "This photo is picturing the vermillion \"red-zone\" of the lip")
This photo is picturing the vermillion "red-zone" of the lip- A.
True
- B.
False
- 21.
![What is this photo of? What is "D"? (separate answers w/ comma) - ProProfs]( "What is this photo of? What is \"D\"? (separate answers w/ comma)")
What is this photo of? What is "D"? (separate answers w/ comma) - 22.
![In this photo of gingiva, what is the arrow pointing to? - ProProfs]( "In this photo of gingiva, what is the arrow pointing to?")
In this photo of gingiva, what is the arrow pointing to? - 23.
![This photo is of attached gingiva, what are the arrows indicating? - ProProfs]( "This photo is of attached gingiva, what are the arrows indicating?")
This photo is of attached gingiva, what are the arrows indicating? - 24.
![What is "A" indicating? What is "B"? (separate answers w/ comma) - ProProfs]( "What is \"A\" indicating? What is \"B\"? (separate answers w/ comma)")
What is "A" indicating? What is "B"? (separate answers w/ comma) - 25.
![This photo is showing interdental gingiva. "B" is showing the alveolar crest - ProProfs]( "This photo is showing interdental gingiva. \"B\" is showing the alveolar crest")
This photo is showing interdental gingiva. "B" is showing the alveolar crest- A.
True
- B.
False
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