Oral Biology Exam-2 (Quiz MCQ) assesses knowledge on structures and functions within oral biology. It covers topics such as fungiform and circumvallate papillae, salivary gland secretions, and taste bud characteristics. Essential for dental students preparing for practical exams.
Exocrine and holocrine.
Exocrine and merocrine.
Exocrine and apocrine.
Endocrine and merocrine.
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Filliform papillae.
Fungiform papillae.
Circumvallate papillae.
Foliate papillae.
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Mucigen granules.
Ribosomes.
Glycoproteins.
Lysosomes.
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The supporting cells of a taste bud carry taste hairs.
10 to 20 neuroepithelial cells are the receptors of taste stimuli in a taste bud.
Taste buds extend from the basal lamina to the surface of epithelium.
Nerve fibers end in contact with the sensory cells in the taste buds.
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Highly differentiated serous cells.
Well developed mucous cells.
Striated ducts.
Intercalated ducts.
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Buccal mucosa.
Attached gingiva.
Hard palate.
Vestibular fornix.
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Von Ebner's and palatal.
Parotid and Von Ebner's.
Parotid and submandibular.
Sublingual and submandibular.
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It begins to develop at age 6 months .
Its growth is by pneumotization.
It is lined by pseudostratified squamous epithelium.
Its opening is in the oral cavity.
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Mucous glands.
Serous glands.
Glands of Nuhn.
Mucous and serous mixed glands.
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