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The component of bone tissue that gives a
bone tensile strength is the
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calcified cement substance.
interconnecting canaliculi.
collagenous fibrils of matrix.
periosteal connective tissue.
elastic fibers.
Long bones of the skeleton increase in
length because of
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mitotic division of osteocytes.
mitotic division of osteoblasts.
resorption of primary bone by
osteoclasts.
appositional growth on the cartilaginous
. epiphyseal plate.
interstitial growth in the cartilaginous
epiphyseal plate.
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The artery supplying the anterior one-third
of the tongue is the
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sublingual.
deep lingual.
dorsal lingual.
inferior alveolar.
ascending pharyngeal.
The mandibular foramen is located
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nearest the premolars.
nearest the incisors.
medial to the lingual borders of the
molars.
below the occlusal plane of the
mandibular molars and posterior to them.
above the occlusal plane of the mandibular
molars and posterior to them.
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A sarcomere is the part of the myofibril
enclosed between
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two consecutive H bands.
two consecutive I bands.
two consecutive Z bands.
an I band and the next A band.
a Z band and the next H band.
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An efferent lymphatic channel and an
afferent lymphatic channel in lymph nodes
differ in that the efferent vessel
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is located in the hilus region of the
gland, whereas the afferent vessel
enters the gland elsewhere.
contains numerous myeloid white blood
cells, whereas the afferent vessel contains
few, if any, white blood cells.
has no valve structure, whereas the
afferent vessel has a valve component.
is lined partially with reticuloendothelial
cells, whereas the afferent vessel is lined
totally with endothelial cells.
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31. A bifid uvula will result from failure of
complete fusion of the
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medial nasal and maxillary processes.
lateral Iingual swell jngs.
lateral nasal processes.
medial nasal processes.
palatine shelves.
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The middle cranial fossa is separated from
the posterior cranial fossa primarily by the
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crista gall i.
groove for the transverse sinus.
lesser wing of the sphenoid bone.
petrous part of the temporal bone.
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The ducts of salivary glands that are lined
by a single layer of tall, columnar epithelial
cells with radially arranged mitochondria are
called.
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lobar ducts.
primary ducts.
striated ducts.
intercalated ducts.
interlobular ducts.
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When compared with the diameter of the
lumen, the greatest proportion of thickness
of smooth muscle is found in
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large arteries.
capillaries.
arterioles.
veins.

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