17-19 Flashcards
Susceptible host
A person eho is at risk for developing and infection from the disease
Micro Dontia
Abnormally small teeth
Leucoplakia
White patch, occurs anywhere in the mouth, firmly attached lesions to underlying tissue. Rubbing or scraping won’t remove
Black hairy tongue
Caused by oral flora In balance after antibiotics
Life cycle of a spore
Most resistant form known to life, survives extreme heat, dryness, disinfectants, radiation.
Conditions of the tongue
Glossitis inflammation and changes to the tongue. Geographic tongue irregular shaped patterns resembles a map. Fissured tongue. Pernicious anemia, Black hairy tongue
Eight sources to make a diagnosis
Historical, clinical, radiographic, microscopic, laboratory, therapeutic, surgical, differential
Oral lesions
Abnormal tissue in oral cavity.
Abscess
Collection of pus in a certain area
Pustule
Looks like a blister but filled with pus
Granuloma
Nigel containing granulation tissue
Ecchymosis
Medical term for bruising
Lichen planus
Benign chronic disease. Affects oral mucosa and skin
Candidiasis
Oral yeast. Oral fungal infection
Apthous ulcer
Canker sore
Acute and chronic
Short lasting vs continuous
Hand hygiene guidelines
Wash hands before gloves, immediately after removing gloves. Use liquid soap
Universal precautions
All human blood and bodily fluids are treated as if known to be infected with a blood borne disease examples HBr. Hcr. Or hiv
Types of immunity
Naturally acquired immunity previously contracted a disease and recovered, artificially acquired immunity antibodies introduced into the body immunization
Modes of transmission
Direct indirect airborne aerosol parenteral blood-borne food and water faecal oral