Free BMS Restorative Art Questions and Answers

Question 1

The distance between is used to measure the neck's broadest point.

Accepted Answer

Sternocleidomastoid muscles

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Coronoid Processes

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Platysma muscle

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Digastric muscles

Question 2

"The eye's _____________in natural relaxation," finish the phrase.

Accepted Answer

Abut

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Overlap

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Are open

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Protrude

Question 3

What is the name of the "Horseshoe"-shaped section of the greatest facial bone?

Accepted Answer

Body

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Ramus

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Condyle

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Angle

Question 4

If stains are brought on by, you can use lemon juice or a 10% solution of sodium thiosulfate to remove them.

Accepted Answer

Nicotine

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Blood

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Ink

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Tar

Question 5

The head's least frequent shape is the?

Accepted Answer

Triangular

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Square Shape (STRONG)

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Oval Shape

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Round (Infantine) "Baby Face"

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Inverted Triangle

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Oblong "American Gothic"

Question 6

The "KEYSTONE" in replacing the PINNA is knowledge of this location, right?

Accepted Answer

The External Auditory Meatus

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The Helix

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The Tragus

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The Intertragic Notch

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The Antitragus

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The Scapha

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The Malleus, Incus and Stapes

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The Helix

Question 7

Which region of the supercilium has the thinnest density of hair?

Accepted Answer

The tail

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The head

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The superior margin

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The body

Question 8

What are called acquired furrows that extend from the lateral corner of the eye to the side of the face?

Accepted Answer

Optical Facial Sulci / Crows Feet

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Interciliary Sulci

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Linear Sulci

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Transverse Frontal Sulci

Question 9

Does undercutting an excision also assist?

Accepted Answer

Hold wax reconstruction in place

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Prevent further spread of discoloration

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Prevent dehydration

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Prevent leakage

Question 10

What of the following does not dehydrate?

Accepted Answer

Sodium Hypochloride

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Hardening Compound

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Phenol

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Plaster of Paris