Medical Terminology Quiz
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Medical Terminology Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What does MVA mean?

motor vehicle accident

What is the definition of diplopia and enophthalmos?

  • Blurred vision, swelling of the eyelid
  • Loss of vision, inflammation of the cornea
  • Double vision, displacement of the eyeball within the orbit (correct)
  • Night blindness, eye floaters
  • What is the term for implant material?

    teflon or silastic

    What is the instrument used to free up the periodontal fat?

    <p>Freer elevator</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Motor Vehicle Accidents

    • MVA stands for Motor Vehicle Accident, a term commonly used in medical and legal contexts.

    Ocular Conditions

    • Diplopia refers to double vision, a condition where a person sees two images of one object.
    • Enophthalmos describes the displacement of the eyeball within the orbit, leading to a sunken appearance of the eye.

    Implant Materials

    • Common materials used for implants in medical procedures include Teflon and Silastic, both known for their biocompatibility and durability.

    Dental Instruments

    • A Freer elevator is an instrument specifically designed to free up the periodontal fat, aiding in various dental procedures.

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    Test your knowledge on key medical terms related to motor vehicle accidents, ocular conditions, implant materials, and dental instruments. This quiz covers essential concepts and definitions that are crucial for understanding these specialties in medicine.

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