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Do you know your human anatomy?
1. Where is the anus or butt located on the body?
2. What is the safest way of having sex (excluding oral)?
3. Where is the umbilical cord located?
4. Where is the uvula?
5. Why do kids lose their teeth?
6. What is the biggest artery in a body?
7. Do you know which side of your body your heart is on?
8. Is it normal for your patella to luxate?
9. Where are the pressure points located?
1. Where is the anus or butt located on the body?
In the middle of the part of your body you use to sit on.
2. What is the safest way of having sex (excluding oral)?
Manually. (ie masturbastion)
3. Where is the umbilical cord located?
The umbilical cord connected you with your mom's placenta, inside the womb. Once born, the cord is severed and eventually falls off leaving the belly button as a scar.
4. Where is the uvula?
Hanging in the back of the throat.
5. Why do kids lose their teeth?
To make room for the adult teeth.
6. What is the biggest artery in a body?
The aorta
7. Do you know which side of your body your heart is on?
Primarily in the center, but more to the left side of the body
8. Is it normal for your patella to luxate?
The patella is your kneecap, luxate is to dislocate, no that's not common.
9. Where are the pressure points located?
Anywhere where a major artery runs near a bone. (side of neck, just under the inside of your upper arm and also inside upper leg.
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An animated tooth appears as the narrator of this tooth care film. In Told by a Tooth, the tooth teaches children the mechanics of proper brushing, exercise of the teeth and gums, following good nutrition, and visiting the dentist... |
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Budget Life Size Skull Model is an economical, life-size adult plastic skull that is ideal for students studying for tests. It clearly shows suture lines, and features a movable jaw, cut calvarium and 3 removable lower teeth - incisor, cuspid and molar... |
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Shows large detailed cross section of a tooth and surrounding gum and bone. Shows and labels primary teeth, permanent teeth, childhood dentition and oral cavity. Illustrates and describes function of the types of teeth... |
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This engaging text teaches all the necessary skills for achieving success in school and beyond. It is designed to provide health care students with the necessary tools to achieve the following four important goals: 1) complete their educational programs; 2) think like health care professionals; 3) find the right jobs; 4) attain long-term career success... |
Teeth, Drills, and More: Dealing With Dental School Stress
Dental school can be extremely stressful, especially during your first year when you're becoming acclimated to the new school and the new, usually increased, workload. You need to find a way to deal with the stress so that you can make it through all four years.
They're Not Out to Get You
Although some schools do have a class, usually Anatomy and Physiology, where they try to weed out the people who can't handle the workload, many schools really do want their students to do well. Realize that even though your professors may be tough, they're only trying to prepare you well, not kill you.
Ask For Help
If you do find that you're having difficulty in dental school, ask for help. Most professors are more than willing to help students who are having problems in their class. Just be sure to ask sooner rather than later or you may be at a point where you can't improve your grades quickly enough.
Be Realistic
Remember that unless you really want to specialize, you don't need to be the top person in your class. In fact, all you really have to do is graduate, though it would be ideal to be in the top fifty percent of your class.
Study with Friends
When you do need to do a lot of studying, try creating study groups. This will combine studying with some fun, so you don't become burned out as quickly. Maybe you should go out to dinner or meet in the library with snacks and books so that you can study while having fun and food.
Take a Break
Although you may feel like you should study constantly, that will drive you and everyone around you crazy. Sometimes you just need to take a short break from working on stuff for your classes. Go out for dinner. Play XBox 360 - that's what all my friends in dental school do. Go for a run. Just think about something other than school for a little bit. I promise it will go a long way toward keeping you sane.
What to Remember
When you're stressed out in dental school, particularly during your first and second years, remember these things:
They're not out to get you.
You can ask for help.
Be realistic.
Study with friends.
It's okay to take a break.
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Is it the missing teeth or what caused the teeth to go missing that causes health problems?
Missing teeth is linked to heart disease, stroke and dementia. I can't find any data showing whether it's the change in occlusion and mandibular/maxillary anatomy, osteopathic resorption or TMJ maladies that cause the problems; or the toxic oral fauna that caused the tooth loss. The studies usually equate missing teeth to problems rather than infection. That may be like saying there's a correlation between caskets and death. It doesn't signify the real cause. I've heard of a Tuft's U. study that spoke of chronic pressure on the vagus nerve and obstructed cerebral blood supply leading to alzheimer's and M.S.. If anyone's heard anything, please inform.
I believe it is supposed to be the bacteria that caused the loss to begin with. Here is one quote from an article I found:
"Yes, recent research suggests that the bacteria that cause gum infections can also lead to or worsen atherosclerosis, the arterial disease that leads to heart attacks and strokes."
http://www.drweil.com/drw/u/id/QAA353794
New dinosaur from Utah's red rocks
(PhysOrg.com) -- Utah's red rocks - world-famous attractions at numerous national parks, monuments and state parks - have yielded a rare skeleton of a new species of plant-eating dinosaur that lived 185 million years ago and may have been buried alive by a collapsing sand dune. The discovery confirms the widespread success of sauropodomorph dinosaurs during the Early Jurassic Period.
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