2004 pilot exam immunity

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recovery from a infection with mumps confers a life long immunity. this is which type of immunity... natural active(NA) , artifical passive... plz explain.... as the ans is NA.. but i feel like its AP

when both dentitions are considered what is the life span of dental lamina .. in years.. 1,3,5,9,12... (i think its 5... but just a guess..... )
 
recovery from a infection with mumps confers a life long immunity. this is which type of immunity... natural active(NA) , artifical passive... plz explain.... as the ans is NA.. but i feel like its AP

when both dentitions are considered what is the life span of dental lamina .. in years.. 1,3,5,9,12... (i think its 5... but just a guess..... )
Hi,
Ans. to 1. is natural active.The body itself produces antibodies after an exposure.
Artificial means it has to be injected or given some other ways into the body,the body is not making on its own.
ans. to 2. I feel is 9.🙂
 
recovery from a infection with mumps confers a life long immunity. this is which type of immunity... natural active(NA) , artifical passive... plz explain.... as the ans is NA.. but i feel like its AP

when both dentitions are considered what is the life span of dental lamina .. in years.. 1,3,5,9,12... (i think its 5... but just a guess..... )
1.Natural Active Immunity
2. 9 yrs coz' thats when the 3rd molars begin to calcify. (7-9 yrs)
 
please explain what's the relation between calcification of third molar and life span of dental lamina
thanks in advance🙂
 
please explain what's the relation between calcification of third molar and life span of dental lamina
thanks in advance🙂
I think when calcification of a tooth bud starts, thats when the dental lamina disappears and detaches from the tooth bud. Let me know if thats wrong?. Or else, please explain how we can calculate the life span of dental lamina.
 
recovery from a infection with mumps confers a life long immunity. this is which type of immunity... natural active(NA) , artifical passive... plz explain.... as the ans is NA.. but i feel like its AP


The answer is Natural Active.

1. Infections are NATURAL (and not artificial...)

2. Infective organism ("all by themselves") producing an inflammatory/immune response is an ACTIVE process (the organism is ACTIVELY participating in yielding an immune response)

PASSIVE is like a slow/gradual process (ACTIVE is like FAST/ STAT )...
-->First you take the organism IN VITRO, then you refine it and extract a protein/antigen/antibody... and then you inject it, and then the body responds.

All in all its a lengthy slow process and also in immunity from an organism by a passive process, this organism only PASSIVELY participates (not directly but through Laboratory refining)




when both dentitions are considered what is the life span of dental lamina .. in years.. 1,3,5,9,12... (i think its 5... but just a guess..... )


The answer is 5 years.

This is the period of INITIATION of permanent 3rd molars...
(and CALCIFICATION IS NOT RELATED TO LIFE SPAN OF DENTAL LAMINA, why would it be?)


Embryologically, dental lamina develops into a TOOTH BUD, once a bud develops into a "bell" the dental lamina is no-where but has transformed into: inner and outer enamel epithelium.

So the last bud to form is that of PERMANENT THIRD MOLARS... (5 years; INITIATION)


Mayank. 😎
 
please explain what's the relation between calcification of third molar and life span of dental lamina
thanks in advance🙂
Kooks,
No, they are not related... read my answer. 😀

Mayank.
 
I think when calcification of a tooth bud starts, thats when the dental lamina disappears and detaches from the tooth bud. Let me know if thats wrong?. Or else, please explain how we can calculate the life span of dental lamina.
Read my answer, you've wrong with the life span of dental lamina.

Regards,
Mayank.
 
i am not quite sure about the calcification issue ..
in decks enamel organ separate from dental lamina after first layer of dentin deposition....
so it is not fully calcified ...
 
hey but i think.... the evidence of calcification of the 3rd molars is from 7 to 9 years....
so shudnt the answer be "9".... and not "5".....
 
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