Eyes
This part of the eye controls the size of the pupil.
Iris
This part of the ear is responsible for balance
Vestibule
The hardest part of the tooth
Enamel
How many years is the residency for general dentists?
A) 2 years
B) 3 years
C) 4 years
D) 5 years
B!!! Dentists have a 3 year residency.
Name what the following are responsible for:
A) Rods
B) Cones
A) Light sensitivity
B) Color
This part of the ear is made of small bones and is located in the middle ear
Ossicles
Name the two types of teeth that children to not have.
Premolars and 3rd molars (wisdom teeth)
Name the profession that performs surgical eye care including retinal detachment surgery.
Ophthalmologist
Describe the consistency of the following fluids of the eye and where they are found.
A) Vitreous Humor
B) Aqueous Humor
A) Jelly-like substance found in the vitreous body
B) Watery-like substance found at the front of the eye
The part of the ear that is responsible for amplifying sounds and is made of small bones.
Middle Ear! Or the ossicles
How many teeth do:
A) Children have?
B) Adults have?
A) 20
B) 32
Which of the following is NOT part of the job description of a audiologist?
A) Diagnose hearing loss.
B) Adjust hearing aids.
C) Surgically implant cochlear implants.
D) Diagnose balance disorders.
C!!! Audiologist do not perform invasive surgeries.
Name the three outer layers of the eye from the innermost layer to the outermost.
1) Retina - innermost layer that is the light sensitive tissue in the back of the eye
2) Choroid - middle layer that provides nourishment for the eye
3) Sclera - outermost layer that holds the shape of the eye and reduces friction as the eye moves.
This part of the ear contains the sensory cells that are the main receptors of sound
Cochlea
Name the function of the following types of teeth:
A) Incisors
B) Canines
C) Molars
A) Adapted for cutting
B) Adapted for tearing and piercing
C) Used for grinding
TRUE OR FALSE:
One of the main duties of a dental hygienist is to administer aesthetic to patients.
FALSE. Dental hygienist do routine oral cleanings and help patients prevent gum and tooth diseases.
Name the function of the following structures of the eye:
A) Pupil
B) Cornea
C) Lens
D) Retina
A) Hole that allows light to pass through the eye
B) Protects the internal structures of the eye from debris
C) Changes shape to bend and focus light for the retina
D) Light-sensitive tissue that lines the back of the eye
Name the function of the following structures of the ear:
A) Tympanic Membrane
B) Auditory Canal
C) Eustachian Tube
A) Vibrates at the same frequency as the incoming sound wave sending the wave to the middle ear.
B) Funnels sound waves to the tympanic membrane
C) Equalizes pressure between ear and atmosphere, drains fluid from the ear
Name the function of the following parts of the tooth:
A) Pulp Cavity
B) Periodontal Membrane
C) Dentin
A) Contains connective tissue, blood vessels, and nerves
B) Attaches the tooth to the bone
C) Bulk of the tooth that lies under the enamel
Describe the difference between the following dental professions:
A) Periodontist
B) Endodontist
C) Maxillofacial Surgeon
D) Orthodontist
A) Deals with gum and bone diseases of the mouth. Also places dental implants.
B) Specializes in tooth pain, disease, and infection. Performs root canals to save diseased teeth.
C) Diagnoses and treats injuries of the mouth, jaw and face. Removes wisdom teeth.
D) Specializes in misalignments of your teeth and jaw. (Braces)