Wat is included in finals
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The document lists the topics covered in the final exam for the first semester by different professors: Dr. Abeer covered gingiva and periodontium. Dr. Manal covered fluoride and ergonomics. Dr. Zeena covered 4-handed dentistry. Dr. Eman covered the permanent dentition in 5 parts. Dr. Nisreen covered RNA synthesis and protein synthesis. Dr. Nizam covered evidence-based dentistry, statistics, and statistical tests.
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