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Chapter 7 - Lab

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1. Dentin, Pulp, Canals, wear facettes occl. (Enamel)

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Indicators of Physical and Sexual Abuse

Indicators of Physical and Sexual Abuse. Judith Race, CSW Coordinator of Direct Services Elderly Crime Victims Resource Center NYC Department for the Aging Adolfo Firpo, MD, MPA Director, Elder Mistreatment Training Project NYU Steinhardt School of Education, Division of Nursing.

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Indicators of Physical and Sexual Abuse

Indicators of Physical and Sexual Abuse. Judith Race, CSW Coordinator of Direct Services Elderly Crime Victims Resource Center NYC Department for the Aging Adolfo Firpo, MD, MPA Director, Elder Mistreatment Training Project NYU Steinhardt School of Education, Division of Nursing.

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Human Evolution

Human Evolution. Did Man evolve from Apes?. No!! Similar ancestor Both: Animalia Chordata Mammalia Primates Hominoids Hominins. We are(Humans) mammals. Mammals are warm blooded vertebrates that bear live young.

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SKULL

SKULL. HUMAN SKULL. Consists of 22 bones 8 of these bones make up the cranium 14 form the facial skeleton. (also 6 tiny bones in the middle ear). The cranium encloses and protect the brain, and its surface provides attachments for muscles that make chewing and head movements possible.

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Mammalian Characteristics

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introducing Zygomatic Arches

RT 233 Skull Radiography. introducing Zygomatic Arches. Zygomatic Arches. 1. 3. 2. Anatomy of Zygomatic Arches. Essential Projections. Pathology of Zygomatic Arches. This is just getting more and more fun ! ! !. 1. Anatomy of Zygomatic Arches. Bones Involved, anatomical landmarks.

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ROLE OF MULTIDETECTOR SPIRAL-CT IN THE MANAGEMENT OF MAXILLO-FACIAL TRAUMATIC LESIONS

Department of Neuroradiology. Speciality Hospital. Rabat. Morocco. ROLE OF MULTIDETECTOR SPIRAL-CT IN THE MANAGEMENT OF MAXILLO-FACIAL TRAUMATIC LESIONS. S.BELABBES, M.FIKRI, M.R.EL HASSANI, M. JIDDANE. HN9. INTRODUCTION.

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The Skull

The Skull. The skull, the skeleton of the head , is the most complex bony structure in the body because it: Encloses the brain , which is irregular in shape; Houses the organs of special senses for seeing, hearing, tasting, and smelling; and

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TEMPORAL REGION

TEMPORAL REGION. Temporal Lines. Superior: For attachment of temporalis fascia. Inferior: For attachment of temporalis muscle. Boundaries. Superior and posterior boundary: Inferior temporal line. Anterior boundary: Frontal process of zygomatic. Inferior: Zygomatic arch.

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Professor Dr.Muhammad Ajmal Dr.Tehmina Nazir HOLY FAMILY HOSPITAL Rawalpindi

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Zygomatic Arches

Zygomatic Arches. Week 8. Zygomatic Arches: Anatomy. Prominent process called Zygomatic process Squamous portion of temporal bone: Projects anteriorly Articulates with zygoma. Common Projections for Zygomatic Arches. SMV Tangential: oblique inferosuperior Modified Towne: AP Axial.

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Bones of the skull

Bones of the skull. Skull. 28 bones in the skull 2 major divisions: Cranium and Face Cranium: frontal, 2 parietal, 2 temporal, occipital, sphenoid and ethmoid Face: 2 maxillae, 2 zygomatic , 2 nasal, madible , 2 lacrimal , 2 palatine, 2 inferior nasal conchae , and the vomer.

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Chapter Eight

Chapter Eight. Comparative Studies: Anatomy and Genetics. Locomotor Patterns Among Primates. Primates exhibit a wide range of locomotor patterns. These include: vertical clinging and leaping arboreal and terrestrial quadrupedalism semi-brachiation true brachiation quadrumanous

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3- from lat. Aspect(or norma lateralis)

3- from lat. Aspect(or norma lateralis). Now we are descriping lateral view of skull or norma lateralis * This is temporal fossa is bounded by temporal line above and zygomatic arch from below.

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Muscle of the Face

Muscle of the Face. Lab 2. The superficial muscles move skin and ears, eyelids, nose, and lips to produce facial expression. 1- The platysma m 2- orbicularis oculi m 3- A levator nasolabialis m. 4- orbicularis oris m. 5- rostral , lateral , and caudal auricular muscles.

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Facial Exercises For A Fit Personality

This facial exercise for cheeks is something that all of us have tried our hands on as children. Remember that fish face you used to pull when teasing somebody Read more.

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