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8: injury Flashcards

1
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TUGSE spell out

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traumatic ulcerative granuloma with stromal eosinophilia

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TUGSE in infants

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riga fede

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riga fede histo

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TUGSE

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TUGSE unrelated to trauma

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atypical histiocytic granuloma

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atypical histiocytic granuloma histo

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TUGSE but not related to trauma

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riga fede syndromes

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Riley-Day, indifference to pain, Lesch-Nyhan, Gaucher, cerebral palsy, Tourette

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cotton roll stomatitis how does it come about

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cotton roll strips epithelium or absorbs chemicals that damage mucosa

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coagulative necrosis histo

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outlines of cells and nuclei

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outlines of cells and nuclei on histo

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coagulative necrosis

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BRONJ offenders

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pamidronate and zoledronic acid

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sensation of insects crawling on skin: name and why

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parasitosis/formication
sensation of insects crawling on skin
methamphetamine users

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trauma from trying to remove hallucinatory insects with meth

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speed bumps/meth sores/crank bugs

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exfoliative cheilitis from chronic injury

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factitious cheilitis

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burton’s line

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gingival blue line in lead intoxication

similar with silver and bismuth

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gingival blue line in lead intoxication

what other metals

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burton’s line

also silver and bismuth

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chronic mercury intoxication aka and what

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acrodynia aka swift disease, pink disease

cold hands, feet, nose, ear, irritability

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acrodynia what and aka

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chronic mercury intoxication
aka swift disease, pink disease
cold hands, feet, nose, ear, irritability

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chronic silver intoxication

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argyria

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arsenical keratosis what’s special

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premalignant

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after topical gold therapy

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chryasis: blue discoloration of skin

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chryasis

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blue discoloration of skin after gold therapy

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cutright lesion histologically

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reactive osseous and chondromatous metaplsia

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air inside parotid

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pneumoparotid

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hamman’s crunch

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crepitus synchronous with heartbeat in cervicofacial emphysema involving mediastinum

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crepitus synchronous with heartbeat – name and condition

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hamman’s crunch, cervicofacial emphysema

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TUGSE without trauma: histo variants

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sheets of large atypical cells

histiocutes (atypical histiocytic granuloma) or T lymphocyes (oral CD30+ lymphoproliferative disorder)

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27
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major complication in electrical burn

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contracture of mouth opening during healing

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chemical injuries agents

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aspirin, hydrogen peroxide, silver nitrate, phenol, endo materials

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chemical injuries histo

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coagulative necrosis

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30
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phase of cell cycle most susceptible to radiation

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M phase

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phase of cell cycle least susceptible to radiation

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S phase

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32
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cytoreductive therapy purpose

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therapy to debulk or reduce the size of a cancerous tumor

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chemotherapy injury presentation

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mucositis and hemorrhage 2/2 thrombocytopenia due to bone marrow suppression

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radiation therapy injury presentation

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mucositis and dermatitis

xerostomia, hypogeusia, ORN, trsmis, tooth anomalies

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35
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radiation caries where

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cervical part of tooth

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36
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bisphosphonate-associated osteonecrosis which drugs

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2nd gen, 12y half life

95% of cases pamidronate and zoledronic acid (IV formulation) for cancer (multiple myeloma)

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bisphosphonates used for

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pagets, osteoporosis, bone cancers

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38
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possible serum marker for BRONJ

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c-telopeptide (CTX)

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antiresorptive agent infuced ONJ which drigs

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denosumab and cathepsin K inhibitors (for osteoporosis) following surgery

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IV bisphosphonates

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pamidronate, zoledronic acid

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41
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meth effect on dentition and why

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rampant caries similar to milk-bottle caries 2/2 xerostomia and heavy intake of sugary drinks

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42
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anesthetic necrosis location

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most on hard palate

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persistent scaling/flaking of vermilion border of lips

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exfoliative cheilitis

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causes of exfoliative cheilitis

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contact dermatitis, allergic contact stomatitis, atopic eczema

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45
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candidiasis of lips in areas of low grade trauma

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cheilocandidiassis

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46
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crusting and erythema of skin surface adjacent to lips

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circumoral dermatitis

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47
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submucosal hemorrhage by size

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petecchiae (minute), purpura (larger), ecchymosis (>2cm(, hematoma (mass, blunt traums)

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nontraumatic submucosal hemorrhage causes

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blood dyscrasias, infections (measles, mono), meds

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FOM hemorrhage causes

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implant placement, sever HTN, coagulopathy

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50
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anthral hematoma cause

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intranasal hemorrhage

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51
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most common oral change with fellatio

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palatal hemorrhage with negative pressure

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52
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ulceration/fibrosis of lingual frenum ask about what?

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sexual practices: cunnilingus

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53
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localized exogenous pigmentations

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amalgam tattoo

graphite implantation

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54
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graphite implantation histo

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birefringent after tx with ammonium sulfude

doesn’t stain reticulin fibers

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55
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forked tongue body mod

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anterior 1/3 of tongue is split

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56
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susuk what is

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charm needles/pins, seen on xray

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57
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barbell bs labret

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barbell two balls – usually tongue

labret one flat end – lip piercing usually

58
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most common complications of piercings

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gingival recession and tooth ffracture

59
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common source of lead for children

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water, paint – plumbism

60
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chronic silver intox name

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generalized argyria – eg from silver nitrate chronically used for aphthaem denture sores, gingival hemorrhage

61
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lead poisoning manifests in mouth

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ulcerative stomatitis, Burton’s line, tongue tremor, perio dz, silaorrhea, discoloration, metallic taste

62
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burton’s line what is and why

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gingival blue line
lead poisoning
action of bacterial HS on lead

63
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mercury posioning manifests in mouth

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metallic taste, ulcerative stomatitis, discoloration, tooth exfoliation, enlargement of salivary glands, gingiva and tongue

64
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acrodynia aka

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swift dz, pink dz

chroni mercury intoxication

65
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names for chronic mercury intoxication

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swift dz, pink dz, acrodynia

66
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acrodynia manifestations extraoral

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cold hands, feet, nose, ears, irritability

pruritic rasj, severe sweating, excessive slaivation

67
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bismuth in mouth

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black hairy tongue

no elongated papilla

68
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black hairy tongue cause

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bismuth

69
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blue-gray skin, burton’s line – consider what other than lead

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silver and bismuth also

70
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palmar plantar keratosis which metal poisoning

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arsenic

71
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arsenic extraoral manifestation

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palmar plantar keratosis

72
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which metal can cause premalignant skin lesions

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arsenical keratosis

73
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gold poisoning manifestations of interest

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dermatitis preceded by pruritus
oral mucositis (allergic reaction)
74
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chryasis what is

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blue discoloration of sun exposed skin after gold therapy

75
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blue discoloration of skin after gold therapy

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chryasis

76
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smoker’s melanosis where and why

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melanin is protective against smoke substance

most in anterior gingiva

77
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drug related discolorations of oral mucosa why

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melanocyte induction or deposition of drig metabolites

78
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phenolphthalein what kind and what manifestations

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laxative

numerous small well demarcated skin lesions (also oral)

79
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minocycline manifestations

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bone (band above attached gingiva and hard palate) and teeth

80
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tranquilizers and antimalarials manifestations

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blue black discoloration limited to hard palate

81
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estrogen, AIDS drigs manifestations

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diffuse brown melanosis, gingiva and buccal mucosa

82
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diffuse brown melanosis, mostly gingiva and buccal mucosa – which drugs

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estrogen, AIDS meds

83
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blue black discoloration of hard palate which drugs

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tranquilizers, antimalarials, imatinib i guess

84
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reactive osseous and chondromatous metaplasia aka and where

A

Cutright lesion
true cutrigh in post mand alveolar ridge
rarely MX or ant MD

also due to trauma from denture (usually knife edge like crest)

85
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what can cause oral ulceration with bone sequestration

where usually?

A

previous trauma or aphthae that cause osteitis and necrosis

usually lingual surface of posterior mandible or exostosis

86
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dome shaped radiopacity of sinus floor – what is and why happens

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dome shaped radiopacity of sinus floor
accumulation of serum below sinus lining
2/2 odontogenic infection or allergy
dome shaped mass (no bone erosion)

87
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accumulation of mucin in sinus what is and how manifests

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sinus mucocele

portion of sinus is separated from main body

88
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types of sinus mucoceles

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surgical ciliated cyst )after surgery, usually Caldwell-Luc or 3rd molar)
or sinus ostium blockage

89
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retention cyst – why, what is

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partial blockage of gland duct or invagination of respiratory epithelium
mucin surrounded by epithelium, 2ithout extravasation
most associated with polyps and not evident clinically

90
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sinus mucocele lined by

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true epithelium

91
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introductino of air into subcutaneous or facial spaces

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cervicofacial emphysema

92
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causes of cervicefacial emphysema

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compressed air, difficult extractions, intra-oral pressure, idiopathis

93
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cervicofacial emphysema vs angioedema

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crepitus (carcking) on palpation in emphysema

94
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pneumoparotid manifest

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air insife parotid

saliva is frothy and air filled, instead of waterlike

95
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how soon does cervicofacial emphysema develop

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90% during surgery or within 1 hour

delayed onset – induced by patient

96
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hamman’s crunch what is

A

crepitus synchronous with heartbeat

emphysema with mediastinal involvement (pneumomediastinum)

97
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crepitus synchronous with heartbeat

A

hamman’s crunch

emphysema with mediastinal involvement (pneumomediastinum)

98
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pneumomediastinum sign

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hamman’s crunch

crepitus synchronous with heartbeat

99
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myospherulosis what is

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form of lipogranuloma

placement of Abx (tetracycline) in a petrolatum base into surgery site

100
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placement of Abx (tetracycline) in a petrolatum base into surgery site

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myospherulosis

101
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oral myospherulosis where

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exo site to prevent alveolar osteitis, mostly md

102
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myospherulosis histo

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cyst-like spaces with numerous brown to black spherules – RBCs altered by medication

103
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danger of myospherulosis in sinus

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can become contaminated by fungus (zygomycetes and aspergillus)

104
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bag of marbles myospherulosis

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spherules surrounded by outer/parent body membrane

105
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spherules surrounded by outer/parent body membrane

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bag of marbles myospherulosis

106
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infantile variant of TUGSE

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riga fede - sublingual, 2/2 neonatal teeth

107
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hemepath poss associated with TUGSE

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primary cutaneous CD30+ lymphoproliferative disorder

108
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define osteoradionecrosis

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exposed irradiated nonvital bone >3m in the absence of neoplastic disease

109
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how soon after radiation would osteoradionecrosis happen

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most between 4m and 3 yrs

110
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dose for osteoradionecrosis

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> 60Gy

111
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location for osteoradionecrosis

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md 24x more

112
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half life of bisphosphonates

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> 10yrs

113
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affinity for bisphosph in bone ccells

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clasts 8x > blasts 4x > cytes

114
Q

insects crawling name and drug

A

parasitosis (formication) – meth

115
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nasal collapse which drug and name

A

Cocaine induced midline destructive lesion

116
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secindary cadida with low grade trauma to vermilion

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cheilocandidiasis

117
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lead poisoning aka

A

plumbism

118
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bluish line along gingival margins metal

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burton line (lead)
also with silver
119
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erethism

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neuro symptoms with mercury poisoning (mad hatter)

120
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neuro symptoms with mercury poisoning

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erethism

121
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chronic mercury exposure in children aka

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acrodynia, pink disease, swift-feer disease

122
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argyria

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silver intoxication, blue line along gingival margin

123
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silver intoxication

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argyria

124
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localized argyria aka

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amalgam tattoo

125
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gangrene in arsenic

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blackfoot disease

126
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blackfoot disease

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gangrene with arsenic

127
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gold toxicity

A

pruritus and dermatitis

128
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lead poisoning signs

A 
abd pain
encephalopathy
Renal dysfunction
Fatigue/irritability
Anemia
Kidney/bone/joints

burton line
plumbiam

129
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abd pain
encephalopathy
Renal dysfunction
Fatigue/irritability
Anemia
Kidney/bone/joints

which poisoning

A

lead poisoning

130
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mercury poisoning signs

A 
Abd.Pain
Vomiting / diarrhea
HBP
Neuro
Desquamative
fingers/soles

ACRODYNIA
ERETHISM

131
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Abd.Pain
Vomiting / diarrhea
HBP
Neuro
Desquamative
fingers/soles

which poisoning

A

mercury poisoning

132
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silver poisoning signs

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Pleural edema
Hemolysis
BM failure
Liver/kidney/lung

ARGYRIA

133
Q

Pleural edema
Hemolysis
BM failure
Liver/kidney/lung

which poisoning

A

silver poisoning

134
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arsenic poisoning signs

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Gangrene
Amputation
Hyperpigmentation of
neck/armpits
Hyperkeratosis

MEES LINES
BLACK FOOT DISEASE

135
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MEES LINES

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arsenic

136
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Gangrene
Amputation
Hyperpigmentation of
neck/armpits
Hyperkeratosis

which poisoning

A

arsenic

137
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methemoglobinemia which metal poisoning

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bismuth

138
Q

gold poisoning

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Oral mucositis
Dermatitis
Pruritis

CHRYSIASIS

139
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Oral mucositis
Dermatitis
Pruritis

which metal poisoning

A

gold

140
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cutright lesion

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Reactive osseous and chondromatosis metaplasia. Flabby tissue on alveolar
ridge due to denture

141
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Reactive osseous and chondromatosis metaplasia. Flabby tissue on alveolar
ridge due to denture

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cutright lesion

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