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What is the primary aspiration of the Faculty of Dentistry?
What is the primary aspiration of the Faculty of Dentistry?
- To focus exclusively on undergraduate education
- To become a local institution with limited educational offerings
- To be recognized regionally and internationally (correct)
- To eliminate community development initiatives
Which of the following strategies is NOT mentioned as part of the Faculty's vision?
Which of the following strategies is NOT mentioned as part of the Faculty's vision?
- Sustainable community development
- Restriction of research to dental practices only (correct)
- Advanced educational programs
- Innovative applied research
Which aspect of the Faculty's vision focuses on educational development?
Which aspect of the Faculty's vision focuses on educational development?
- International partnerships only
- Innovative applied research
- Sustainable community initiatives
- Advanced educational programs (correct)
In terms of community involvement, what is a goal of the Faculty?
In terms of community involvement, what is a goal of the Faculty?
How does the Faculty of Dentistry plan to achieve its vision?
How does the Faculty of Dentistry plan to achieve its vision?
Which type of synovial joint allows for the greatest range of motion?
Which type of synovial joint allows for the greatest range of motion?
Which synovial joint type is characterized by allowing rotation around a single axis?
Which synovial joint type is characterized by allowing rotation around a single axis?
Which of the following joints is an example of a saddle joint?
Which of the following joints is an example of a saddle joint?
In which type of synovial joint are two bones connected by a fibrous joint capsule?
In which type of synovial joint are two bones connected by a fibrous joint capsule?
Which statement accurately describes the movement allowed by a condyloid joint?
Which statement accurately describes the movement allowed by a condyloid joint?
What is a characteristic feature of hinge joints?
What is a characteristic feature of hinge joints?
In which type of joint would you expect to find movement limited to flexion and extension?
In which type of joint would you expect to find movement limited to flexion and extension?
Which of the following best describes the articulating surfaces of hinge joints?
Which of the following best describes the articulating surfaces of hinge joints?
Which joint type is typically contrasted with hinge joints due to its range of motion?
Which joint type is typically contrasted with hinge joints due to its range of motion?
What kind of movement does a hinge joint primarily facilitate?
What kind of movement does a hinge joint primarily facilitate?
What type of joint is described by the term 'saddle joint'?
What type of joint is described by the term 'saddle joint'?
Which feature is NOT characteristic of a saddle joint?
Which feature is NOT characteristic of a saddle joint?
In anatomical terminology, what primarily defines the articulating surfaces of a saddle joint?
In anatomical terminology, what primarily defines the articulating surfaces of a saddle joint?
Which of the following joints function similarly to a saddle joint in human anatomy?
Which of the following joints function similarly to a saddle joint in human anatomy?
What type of movement is primarily associated with saddle joints?
What type of movement is primarily associated with saddle joints?
Which factor influencing joint stability primarily relates to the structure of the bones involved?
Which factor influencing joint stability primarily relates to the structure of the bones involved?
What role do the muscles surrounding a joint play in its function?
What role do the muscles surrounding a joint play in its function?
Which statement accurately describes the ligament's contribution to joint mechanics?
Which statement accurately describes the ligament's contribution to joint mechanics?
The innervation of joints is primarily associated with which of the following?
The innervation of joints is primarily associated with which of the following?
Which of the following factors does NOT primarily affect joint stability?
Which of the following factors does NOT primarily affect joint stability?
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Study Notes
Faculty of Dentistry Vision
- The Faculty of Dentistry aspires to be recognized regionally and internationally as a leading educational institution.
- The Faculty aims to achieve this through the offering of advanced educational programs, innovative applied research, and sustainable community development.
General Anatomy GDN131
- Types of synovial joints:
- Plane joint
- Hinge joint
- Pivot joint
- Condylar joint
- Saddle joint
- Ball and socket joint
Shape of Articulating Bones
- Hinge joint: The articulating surfaces resemble the hinge of a door. An example is the wrist joint.
- Saddle joint: The articulating surfaces are reciprocally concavo-convex. Example: Carpometacarpal joint of the thumb.
- Shape and movement of the joint depend on:
- Shape of the articulating bones.
- Muscles surrounding the joint.
- Strength of the ligaments.
Nerve Supply of the Joints
- Joints are innervated by the nerves that supply the surrounding muscles.
- Nerve supply provides proprioception, which is the sense of joint position and movement.
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