Questions: The ramus and the make up the angle on the mandible. a. coronoid process of the mandible b. body of the mandible c. condylar process of the mandible d. mandibular notch

The ramus and the make up the angle on the mandible. a. coronoid process of the mandible b. body of the mandible c. condylar process of the mandible d. mandibular notch
Transcript text: 4. The ramus and the $\qquad$ make up the angle on the mandible. a. coronoid process of the mandible b. body of the mandible c. condylar process of the mandible d. mandibular notch
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The answer is the second one (or B): body of the mandible.

Explanation for each option: a. Coronoid process of the mandible: This is a projection on the mandible, but it does not form the angle of the mandible. b. Body of the mandible: Correct. The body of the mandible, along with the ramus, forms the angle of the mandible. c. Condylar process of the mandible: This is part of the mandible that articulates with the skull, but it does not form the angle of the mandible. d. Mandibular notch: This is a depression between the coronoid process and the condylar process, and it does not form the angle of the mandible.

Summary: The ramus and the body of the mandible make up the angle on the mandible.

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