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| A dentist who specializes in treating crowded, crooken teeth is an... |
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| A hard deposit of plaque is called... |
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| The digestive juice in your mouth is called... |
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| A dark-colored pigment that gives the skin a brownish color is... |
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| The outer layer of skin is the... |
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| The fatty layer of skin that stores energy is the... |
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| A dark-colored pigment... |
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| An oily substance produced by the oil glands is... |
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| A cream or lotion which screens out ultraviolet rays is called a... |
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| The layer of skin containing the hair follicles, the sweat glands, and the sebaceous glands, is the... |
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| The improper fitting together of the upper and lower teeth is called... |
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| An infection of the gums may lead to _____________ disease. |
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| Halitosis may be caused by ________ growing in the mouth. |
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| Plaque changes the sugar in your mouth to... |
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| The inner part of a tooth is the... |
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| The hard, bonelike tissue that forms the tooth is... |
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| The disease dental caries is commonly called... |
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| A film of harmful bacteria on the teeth is called... |
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| List at least 3 ways you can control plaque buildup. |
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1-brush after eating
2-brush at bedtime
3-floss daily
4-eat sweet foods less often
5-have regular dental checkups |
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| What treatment should each type of burn receive? |
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1st degree: use cool water
2nd degree: use cool water and cover it with a sterile cloth or bandage
3rd degree: get emergency medical treatment |
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| What are four signs of infection? |
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redness
swelling
pus
throbbing pain |
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Yes or No
A second-degree burn forms blisters. |
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Yes or No
A first-degree burn forms blisters. |
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Yes or No
A first-degree burn affects all three layers of skin. |
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Yes or No
A third-degree burn affects all three layers of skin. |
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Yes or No
A second-degree burn affects only the dermis. |
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Yes or No
A first-degree burn affects only the epidermis. |
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Be able to label the following parts on a tooth:
dentin
enamel
pulp |
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Be able to label these parts on a picture of the skin:
epidermis
dermis
sebaceous gland
hair follicle |
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