Incremental Line Of Salter Question 1. Cementoid Answer: "Importance of studying the incremental line of Salter for medical students: Questions explained" The growth of cementum is a rhythmic process As a new layer of cement is formed, the old one becomes calcified A thin layer of cement is usually observed on the cemental surface It is formed of an … [Read more...] about Incremental Line Of Salter
Synapse
Synapse Question 1. Discuss two properties of synapse. Answer: Properties of synapse: One way conduction - Bell Magendie Law The impulses are transmitted only in one direction from pre synaptic neuron to post synaptic neuron Synaptic delay A short delay occurs during transmission of impulses in synapse Fatigue The synapse forms a seat of … [Read more...] about Synapse
Plasma Protein
Plasma Protein Enumerate plasma proteins giving normal values. Explain any five functions of plasma protein. (or) Mention the functions of plasma proteins. Answer: "Steps to explain functions of plasma proteins: Transport vs immune defense: Q&A guide" Plasma Functions: 1. Coagulation - fibrinogen, prothrombin and antihemophilic globulin are involved in … [Read more...] about Plasma Protein
Rapid Maxillary Expansion
Rapid Maxillary Expansion Write short note on role of expansion in orthodontics. Answer. Expansion in orthodontics is of two types, i.e. rapid maxillary expansion and slow maxillary expansion. "Understanding the role of rapid maxillary expansion in orthodontics: Q&A explained" Rapid maxillary expansion leads to skeletal arch expansion. Rapid maxillary expansion … [Read more...] about Rapid Maxillary Expansion
Skeletal Arch Expansion
Skeletal Arch Expansion Write short notes on appliances used for dental and skeletal arch expansion. Answer. Appliances Used for Dental Arch Expansion Slow arch expansion appliances causes dental arch expansion. Some of the appliances which causes dental arch expansion are: Jack screw: Jack screw for slow expansion has more spread out activation schedule and … [Read more...] about Skeletal Arch Expansion