Dental state board questions and answers / by R. Max Goepp.

  • Goepp, R. Max (Rudolph Max), 1866-1950
Date:
1912
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    Arsenic, toxic effects, 258 white, 65 Arsenical necrosis of alveolar process, etiology, symptoms, and treatment, 297 Arsenious acid, 239 to obtund sensitive dentin, 239 iodid, 65 oxid, 65, 239 Arterial blood, 144 in liver, 160 Arteries, anatomy, 134 calcareous degeneration, 218 carrying venous blood, 150 coronary, 100 degenerative changes of, 218 functions, 150 hypogastric, 195 ligation, steps, 290 pressure in, 149 structure, 100, 150 Artery, axillary, 101 carotid, external, 101 dental, inferior, 101 facial, ligation of, 290 hepatic, 160 lingual, 1 ox ligation, 290 maxillary, internal, iox subclavian, 101 Arthritis deformans, changes in cartilage in, 210 Articulate speech, center of, 181 Articulation and occlusion, differentiation, 313 faulty, of artificial teeth, 360 maxillary, noisy movements, cause and treatment, 294 of teeth in protruding mandible, 318 Articulator. Bonwill, 361 Artificial dentures, aluminum in construction, 37S base hygienically best, 376 causes of failure, 358 construction, on celluloid base, 367 on gold base, 372 on vulcanite base. 363 Griswold retainer for, 366 impression for, conditions considered, 356 lower, construction by cheoplastic proc- ess, 368 materials as base for, 361 methods of retaining, 366 ice, advantages, 277 teeth, arrangement on model, 360 counter-sunk pin, advantages, 369 diatoric, advantageously used, 369 diseases of mouth contraindicating, 355 faulty articulation, 360 for edentulous mouth, 359 general principles in arranging, 360 ingredients used in manufacture, 368 long bite, 368 lower, 355 correct bite, 359 relation in length to lower lip, 359 normal occlusion, 360 pinless, advantageously used, 369 plain, and gum sections, relative merits. 368 plaster-of-Paris impression for, 357, 358 platinum as coloring agent for, 368 pins for, 369 preparation of mouth for, 355 relation, to alveolar ridge, 360 short bite, 368 size, form, and color for bilious, sanguin- ous, nervous, and lymphatic tempera- ment, 359 upper, correct bite, 359 relation in length, to upper lip, 359 wax impression for, 357, 358 velum, definition, 393 manner muscles control, 393 Artisans, diseases liable, 277 Arytenoid cartilage, 123 Asbestos, properties, 92 Asepsis, definition, 221 Asphyxia, 153 definition, 3x2 mechanical, in anesthesia, 312 resuscitation, in, 256 treatment, 312 Assay, 90 Assimilation, 168 Astigmatism, 192 regular, 192 Astringents, 245 mineral, 245 vegetable, 245 Atheroma, pathology, 218 Atmosphere, 269 constituents of, 52 Atom, 32 Atomic theory, 31 weight, 28, 31 Atomicity, 28 Atrophic nasopharyngitis, changes in tissue in, 219 Atrophy, 200 brown, 200 neuropathic, 200 physiologic, 200 pressure, 200 senile, 200 simple, 200 varieties, 200 Atropin, 75, 76, 242 dose, 242 effect, on salivary glands, 155 poisoning and strychnin poisoning, differ* entiation, 252 sulfate, 238 as heart stimulant, dose, 256 dose, 238 with morphin hypodermically, 258 Attraction, 18 chemism, 32 Auditory canal, functions, 193 meatus, external, 121 ossicles, 193 Auricles of heart, 100 Auricular appendix, 100 Autogenous soldering, 371 Avogardo, law of, 32 Axillary artery, 101 Axis-cylinder, 136 Azote, 50 Babitt metal, composition, 374 Bacillus, definition, 220 smegma, and tubercle bacillus, differentia- tion, 230 where found, 230 tubercle. See Tubercle bacillus. Bacteria associated with inflammation and suppuration, 229 basic forms, 220 classification, 220 conditions favorable for growth, 220 definition, 220, 221 development, in mouth, 223 different ways of entering body, 220 essentials to life, 223 functions, 223 in intestines, 162 in milk and tubercle bacillus, differentia- tion, 230 methods for recognition and cultivation, 220 modes of propagation, 223 pathogenic, action of leucocytes on, 227 definition, 221 or non-pathogenic, method of determin- ing, 224 protective agencies by which body guards itself against, 226 per cubic centimeter in water, method of finding, 225 products, 223 pyogenic, 221
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