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Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Inferior Alveolar Nerve (IAN) Factors Affecting Recovery

Patient Factors Age: Younger patients have better recovery potential Health status: Diabetes, smoking impair healing Nutritional status: Adequate protein, vitamins essential Compliance: Follow-up and protection important Injury Factors Mechanism: Sharp cuts better than crush injuries Timing: Earlier repair generally better Location: Proximal injuries may have better outcomes Associated damage: Soft tissue trauma affects healing Surgical …

Physiology
Basic Properties of Gases

  Basic Properties of Gases A.    Dalton's Law of Partial Pressures 1.    partial pressure - the "part" of the total air pressure caused by one component of a gas             Gas            Percent            Partial Pressure (P)     ALL AIR   &nbsp…

General Microbiology
<p>CHEMICAL AGENTS</p>

CHEMICAL AGENTS Chlorine and iodine are most useful disinfectant Iodine as a skin disinfectant and chlorine as a water disinfectant have given consistently magnificent results. Their activity is almost exclusively bactericidal and they are effective against sporulating organisms also.&nbsp; Mixtures of various surface acting agents with iodine are known as iodophores and these are used for the sterilization of dairy products. Apart from chlorine, hypochlorite…

Dental Materials
<p>Mechanical properties</p>

Mechanical properties 1. &nbsp;Resolution of forces Uniaxial (one-dimensional) forces-compression, tension, and shear Complex forces-torsion, flexion. And diametral 2. Normalization of forces and deformatations Stress &nbsp;Applied force (or material&rsquo;s resistance to force) per unit area Stress-force/area (MN/m2) Strain Change in length per unit of length because of force Strain-(L- Lo)/(Lo); dimensionless units 3. Stress-strain…

Physiology
Bile

Bile contains: bile acids. These amphiphilic steroids emulsify ingested fat. The hydrophobic portion of the steroid dissolves in the fat while the negatively-charged side chain interacts with water molecules. The mutual repulsion of these negatively-charged droplets keeps them from coalescing. Thus large globules of fat (liquid at body temperature) are emulsified into tiny droplets (about 1 &micro;m in diameter) that can be more easily digested and absorbed. …

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