NBDE Qs need immediate answer

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Hey guys Im ganna take part 1 soon. Would you please answer any of these questions if you know. please answer (with explanation) as soon as possible. Thanks.

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when post. teeth contact more heavily than ant. teeth in closure and ant. disclude post. in eccentric, the condition is:

• cr-co discrepancy
• mutually protected
• group function

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which groove on mand 2nd molar does Not have counter part on mand 1st molar?

• DF tisnhulst
• DL
• DL triangular

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which tooth has most convex and steepest buccal aspect?

• max canine
• max premolar
• mand 1sth premolar

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in maximal opening, condyles are positioned :

• in anterior glenoid fossa
• just post to articular tubercle
• either inferior or anterior to articular tubercle I think this is answer right?

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most common anomaly of max canine?
lingual tuberle ---> i think this is correct
root bifurcation
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which factor most influences lingual concavity of maxillary ant. teeth and groove direction of post. teeth?
ant guidance
angle of eminence
curve of occlusion
bennett movement
direction of movement of rotationg condyle
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predominant serum immunoglobulin during memory response?

Ig G??? right?

 

[thedudeabides6]

Here's my 2 cents:

1) mutually protected
2) DF triangular
3) not sure
4) either inferior or anterior to articular tubercle
5) i believe it would be lingual tubercle
6) bennett movement
7) yes IgG is most predominant in memory response.

 

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basic priciples for sequencing DNA by Sanger derive from ?

• translation
• transcription
• replication
• reverse transcription

which tooth has most convex and steepest buccal surface?

• max canine
• max 1st premolar
• mand 1st premolar