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multiple choice question
the intermaxillary suture in the roof of the mouth is an example of what type of suture?
plane
serrate
lap
Identify suture types
Using the Sutures and Skull Sutures knowledge points, sutures are fibrous joints classified by their articulating edge shapes: serrate, lap (squamous), and plane (butt).
Analyze intermaxillary suture
The intermaxillary suture joins the two maxillae at the hard palate. The bone edges are straight, non-overlapping, and meet end-to-end.
Match with definitions
Using the Serrate Suture and Lap Suture knowledge points:
- Serrate sutures have interlocking, wavy edges.
- Lap sutures have overlapping, beveled edges.
- Plane sutures have straight, non-overlapping borders.
Thus, the intermaxillary suture is a plane suture.
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- (A) Plane (Correct answer)
- (B) Serrate
- (C) Lap