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A broad head shape noted for its lack of curvature is recognized as |
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A frontal view head form in which the form is long and narrow and may be accompanied by hollow cheeks is: |
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A nose of intermediate length and width common to the Asian race is the |
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A photo may be used to show which of the following?
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A proper procedure for firming restorative wax is |
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Before any restorative art procedure, the tissues must be ___________and____________. |
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Chin recedes/forehead vertical |
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Chin vertical/forehead recedes |
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Corrective posing of Features |
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Dislocations of Fractures |
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Ears that are moderate in length with a large, free lobe and flat helix describe what race? |
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Excision of diseased or multilated tissues |
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Forehead balance/chin protrudes |
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Forehead protrudes/chin vertical |
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Forehead recedes/chin protrudes |
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Foreheads protrudes/ chin recedes |
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If the head is severed, a long rod may be attached to the vertebral column while the other end is inserted into the |
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If there is emaciation at the borders of the eyesocket, it can be restored by: |
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hypodermic tissure filler |
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In a warm environment, the restorative wax that is recommended for surface restorations is called: |
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In the most common facial profile, the |
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forehead and chin recede from a vertical line |
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Least common, chin and forehead protrude |
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Limit swelling is apart of what? |
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Lips that are thin to medium and non-elevated describe the __________________ race |
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Maintaining Features is apart of what? |
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Most common, chin and forehead recedes |
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Requiring a long period of time, extensive and requires advance technical skill and needs written permission is the definition of__ |
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Requiring a long period of time, extensive and requires advance technical skill and needs written permission is the definition of__ |
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Requiring a minimum effort, skill and time is the definition of ____________________________________. |
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Shaped like a crow's beak, the anterior process of the ramus of the mandible to which the temporalis muscle attaches is called |
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Sideburn hair is normally vertical from the level of what marker to the top of the ear? |
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Some of the first seminars conducted in the field, on mew restorative techniques and products Were conducted by : a) Mortuary suppliers b) Dr. Thomas Holmes c) National boards d) mortuary schools |
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The ________ race shows a high incidence of thicker elevated lips |
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The __________________ is the flattened portion of the temporal bone. |
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The alveolar process is on which bone? |
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The anterior non-articulating process on the ramus of the mandible is the |
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The average adult human body is how many heads tall? |
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The branches of the inner rim of the ear are called |
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The care of the deceased to recreate natural form and color is the definition of |
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The characteristic shape of the body of the mandible is |
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The concavities below the medial and lateral inferior margins of the zygomatic bones are known as |
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The crus of the helix divides the ear's length into |
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The distance from the inner canthus of one eye to another is _______ eye wide |
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The eminence located at the medial surface of the mandible which exhibits a verticle ridge is called |
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The eminences of the frontal bone which lie on the lower part of the forehead separated from the frontal eminences by a shallow depression are called: |
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The face is approximately _______ eyes wide |
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The facial profile in which the chin receeds and the forehead is verticle is: |
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The facial profile variation that is characterized by a forehead that recedes from the eyebrows to the hairline and a chin that protrudes more than the upper lip is called |
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The feature of the face that is one-half the width of the mouth is the: |
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The feature of the face that is two eyes wide is the |
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The features of the frontal bone located in the most inferior location are the: |
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The foramen magnum is an opening in the |
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The frontal view head form which is wide across the cheekbones and narrows at the forehead and jaws is: |
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The greatest width of the face when compared to the width of the mouth is |
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The helix and antihelix of the ear are separated by a long shallow depression known as the |
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The least common facial profile is |
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The least common form of the head is:
a) broad with very little curvature b) egg-shaped c) wider at the forehead than the jaw d) wider at the jaw than the forehead |
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wider at the jaw than the forehead |
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The least common geometric form of head shape from the frontal aspect is |
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The leptorrhine nasal index is characteristic of |
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The lip wax that is most adhesive is: |
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The mastoid process is used as an anatomical guide for the ear because it: |
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lies posterior and inferior to the ear passage |
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muscle that wrinkles the chin and protrudes the lower lip. |
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The middle third of the ear's length is formed by the |
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The most common frontal view head shape is called: |
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The mouth is _______eyes wide |
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The muscles of the scalp that are connected by the aponeurosis are : |
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frontalis and occipitalis |
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The nasal profile form that exhibits a concavity in the expressed linear form of the dorsum is |
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The nose is ________eyes wide |
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The nostril, corner of the mouth, and behind the earlobe may be used as hidden points of entry to hypodermically treat sunken |
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a sphincter muscle that causes optic facial sulci |
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The orbicularis oris is the: |
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sphincter muscle that closes the lips and causes labial sulci |
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The prominence of the cheeks is affected by the |
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The prominences, hollows, folds, and furrows found on the face are caused primarily by: |
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repetitive muscular action |
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The rule of perfect proportion, used as the norm, to describe the perfect characteristics is called the ________________________________________________ |
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The shape of the nose of the ________ race is frequently long and narrow |
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The skull shape of the _________ race is a long skull length with a vertical sloping forehead |
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The small elevation extending medially from the medial corner of the superior palpebra is the |
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The small muscle running obliquely from the root of the nose to the middle of the upper rim of the eyesocket is called: |
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The study of the face and surface features is : |
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The substance that will soften wax consistency when it is added in progressive quantities to a restorative wax is |
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The term that divides the body into superior and inferior sections is: |
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The type of restorative wax that is of soft consistency is |
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The vertical portion of the mandible is the |
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The very large muscle which covers the top and sides of the skull from the occipital bone to the eyebrows is called |
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The wedge-shaped prominence that projects from the cheek over the ear passage for protection is identified as the |
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The widest part of the cranium is found on the |
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The width of the mouth is equal to |
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twice the width of the eye, or two eyes wide |
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The zygomaticus major is the |
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To determine the length of the face, multiply the length of the nose by |
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When a thin application of wax is placed over an abrasion, what preparation should be done to lighten the area? |
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mask with an opaque cosmetic |
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When compared to the length of the face, the length of the ear is |
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When considering classic proportions, which of the following is correct?
a) the distance from the top of the ear to the bottom of the ear is equal to the distance from the eyebrow to the base of the nose b) the distance from the hairline to the base of the nose is equal to the distance from the eyebrow to the line of lip closure c) the distance from ear passage to ear passage is the same as the distance from the base of the chin to the hairline d) the distance from the base of the nose to the base of the chin is the same as half the distance from the ear passage to ear passage. |
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the distance from the top of the ear to the bottom of the ear is equal to the distance from the eyebrow to the base of the nose |
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Which of the following acts as an anchor for wax restoration? |
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Which of the following bones exist as a pair? |
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Which of the following is a pre-embalming restorative art technique?
1. surface waxing
2. temporary closure of wounds
3. application of topical bleaching agents
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Which of the following requires written permission from the next of kin? a) small hair replacement b) excision of a goiter c) bleaching a small bruise d) hypotissue building |
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Which of these is the best choice for a temporary suture? a) continuous b) basketweave c) purse string d) interrupted |
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Which photo best shows the relationship of length and width of the face? |
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Which racial group has ears that are long and narrow with large free lobes and unrolled outer rim (helix) |
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While posing the features of an accident victim, which of the following would be used to close a jagged tear of the wing of the nose? |
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Why is it so important to know muscles and bone structure for Restorative Art ? |
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It is important because by knowing the bone structure and muscles you can accurately restore the face. The face is one of the main focal points of the body, and the family will want to see their loved one correctly in order to be able to grieve. If you know the muscles and bone structures you can accurately correct any problem. |
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Wrinkled eyelids may be restored by: |
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_____________ is defined as the shape of a surface structure or head as recognized by 3 dimensions. |
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levator palpebra superioris |
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Chemical needed in RA is not extensive. _______ fluid is commonly used for bleaching when time permits. |
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______ may be employed when haste is important. They may be employed with _____ _______ or hypodermically. |
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_____ ______ compresses are effective in controlling and reducing swelling. |
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_____ ______ ______ may be placed around around the aperature of the mouth to hold the lips together. |
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3 methods of holding the calvarium in position so that it does not shift. |
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wiring, suturing, plaster of paris |
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corrective posing of eyelids: the upper eyelid abuts against the lower _____ of the eye socket. abuts not overlaps! |
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3 methods to reduce the enlarged eyelid: |
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cavity fluid compress, surgical reduction, heat from electric spatula |
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Four methods for the attachment of hair: |
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rubber cement, suturing, wax base/melted wax, embedded into the skin |
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Restoration of the crown - application is begun at the point _____ _____ from the hairline and hair point. |
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The second row of hair is applied to ______ the line of attachment of the first row. |
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The normal direction of growth of the eyebrow is _____, _____, & _____ |
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obliquley, upward, & outward |
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List the three parts of the eyebrow: |
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The hairline of the mustache is directly _____ _____. The curvature of lips creates the illusion that it is slightly oblique. |
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The severed limb is embalmed _____. |
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Buckteeth must not be extracted with out ________________________________. |
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permission from a person with authority. |
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