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What is the primary function of the oral mucosa with nonkeratinized epithelium and thick lamina propria?
What is the primary function of the oral mucosa with nonkeratinized epithelium and thick lamina propria?
- More elastic fibers, less collagen fibers
- Special masticatory muco
- Smooth epithelial-CNT junction
- Protection against mechanical stress (correct)
Which part of the oral mucosa has a special masticatory function and is known as sulcus terminalis?
Which part of the oral mucosa has a special masticatory function and is known as sulcus terminalis?
- More elastic fibers, less collagen fibers
- Smooth epithelial-CNT junction
- Nonkeratinized epithelium, thick epithelium, and lamina propria (correct)
- Moderate thickness of orthokeratinized/parakeratinized epithelium with a lot of CNT papillae/epithelial ridges
Which type of oral mucosa is found in areas exposed to compressive force, shear force, and abrasion?
Which type of oral mucosa is found in areas exposed to compressive force, shear force, and abrasion?
- Nonkeratinized epithelium, thick epithelium, and lamina propria
- Moderate thickness of orthokeratinized/parakeratinized epithelium with a lot of CNT papillae/epithelial ridges (correct)
- More elastic fibers, less collagen fibers
- Smooth epithelial-CNT junction
What characterizes the oral mucosa with a smooth epithelial-CNT junction?
What characterizes the oral mucosa with a smooth epithelial-CNT junction?
Which type of oral mucosa has more elastic fibers and fewer collagen fibers?
Which type of oral mucosa has more elastic fibers and fewer collagen fibers?
What is the primary function of the oral mucosa found in areas exposed to compressive force, shear force, and abrasion?
What is the primary function of the oral mucosa found in areas exposed to compressive force, shear force, and abrasion?
What characterizes the oral mucosa with a smooth epithelial-CNT junction?
What characterizes the oral mucosa with a smooth epithelial-CNT junction?
What is the primary function of the oral mucosa with nonkeratinized epithelium and thick lamina propria?
What is the primary function of the oral mucosa with nonkeratinized epithelium and thick lamina propria?
Which part of the oral mucosa has a special masticatory function and is known as sulcus terminalis?
Which part of the oral mucosa has a special masticatory function and is known as sulcus terminalis?
Which type of oral mucosa has more elastic fibers and fewer collagen fibers?
Which type of oral mucosa has more elastic fibers and fewer collagen fibers?
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Nonkeratinized epithelium function?
Nonkeratinized epithelium function?
Protection against mechanical stress.
Oral mucosa with masticatory function?
Oral mucosa with masticatory function?
Gingiva
Oral mucosa in areas of force?
Oral mucosa in areas of force?
Moderate thickness of orthokeratinized/parakeratinized epithelium with a lot of CNT papillae/epithelial ridges.
Oral mucosa with smooth epithelial-CNT junction?
Oral mucosa with smooth epithelial-CNT junction?
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Nonkeratinized oral mucosa function?
Nonkeratinized oral mucosa function?
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Study Notes
Oral Mucosa Functions
- The oral mucosa with nonkeratinized epithelium and thick lamina propria has a primary function of facilitating speech and swallowing.
- The sulcus terminalis, a part of the oral mucosa, has a special masticatory function.
- The oral mucosa found in areas exposed to compressive force, shear force, and abrasion is characterized by the presence of masticatory mucosa.
- The oral mucosa with a smooth epithelial-CNT junction is characterized by the presence of lining mucosa.
- The oral mucosa with more elastic fibers and fewer collagen fibers is classified as lining mucosa.
- Masticatory mucosa, found in areas exposed to compressive force, shear force, and abrasion, has a primary function of withstanding these forces.
- Lining mucosa is characterized by a smooth epithelial-CNT junction.
- The oral mucosa with nonkeratinized epithelium and thick lamina propria has a primary function of facilitating speech and swallowing.
- The sulcus terminalis, a part of the oral mucosa, has a special masticatory function.
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