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Restorative Art
Introduction to Restoratve art Chap1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Where does the The history of restorative art take its roots? | Ancient Egyptians |
| when does Restorative art take its beguinning in the United State ? | in 1912 and was also know as Demi Surgery |
| who was accredited as the founder of restorative art | Joseph Crandall |
| Retorative art is define as what? | The care of the deceased to create natural form and color |
| what is the study of structures and surface markings of the face and the features? | Physionomy |
| what is defined as the care of the deceased to recreate natural form and color? | Restorative art |
| refers to the different shapes that the face, cranium and facial features assume? | Craniofacial Morphology |
| if we compare the skull of a men to a women what would we found ? | the male is larger and thicker than the female |
| what are the two most important influences on human ? | Behavior and Nutrition |
| what can influence Human form | environment end nutrition |
| what is physiognomy? | the study of Structures , surface marking of the face and features |
| compare to the female pelvis how is the male pelvis? | Narrow and deep & female are shallow and broad |
| how is female face compare to male face | wider and shoter women also failed to have supraorbital margins & man are long and narrow |
| from both man and women the size of the jaw tend to shrink as they age why? | because of loss of teeth and reduction in the size of the alveolar process |
| what are the 3 primary races | European(white) Asiatic (yellow) African(black) |
| how is the color of the skin determined | by the amount of melanin, carotene and blood present |
| What is the morphology of the European race? | long head length , vertical forehead, no supraorbital develop, narrow face , more projection of the jaws . Chin Usually protrude when view the profile |
| Morphology of the Asiatic race | shorter skull length, vertical forehead, no supraorbital level, cheekbone well devellop, square jaw shape,usually round face |
| Nasol index of the african | Platyrrhine |
| Nasol index of the Asiatic | Mesorrhine |
| nasol index of European | Lepthorrine |
| Superior | towards the head |
| Inferior | Towards the feet |
| Anterior | Ventral towards the front |
| posterior | dorsal toward the the rear or caudal end |
| Medial | toward the midline |
| Lateral | Towards the side away from the midline |
| Projection | a part extending beyond the level of its surroundings |
| Recession | the withdrawal of a part from its normal position |
| Depression | a hallow or concave region |
| Protrusion | The state or condition of being thrust forward or projecting |
| Concave | Exhibiting a depressed or hollow surface ; a concavity |
| convex | curved evenly; resembling a segment of the outer edge of a sphere |
| Inclination | slope deviation from the horizontal or vertical |
| Symmetry | Correspondence in size, shape and relative position of parts that are on opposite |
| Asymmetry | lack of symmetry balance or proportion |
| Bilateral | two sides |
| Bilateral differences | dissimilarities existing in the two sides or half of an object |
| a lengthwise cut that devides the body into right and left portions. if the division is into two equal halves it is called median or mid sagittal | Median(sagittal)Plane |
| divided the body into superior and inferior sections | Horizontal(transverse) |
| divides the body into anterior and posterior sections | Frontal (Coronal) |
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