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Question 1

What causes a Transient Lingual papillitis? What is it?

Answer 1

Hypersensitivy or allergic reaction

Inflamed taste buds (filiform, fungiform)

Question 2

How does transient Lingual papillitis resolve?

Answer 2

It resolves on its own.

Question 3

What does transient lingual papillitis look like?

Answer 3

White yellow papules (blisters) on the tongue

Question 4

What are recurrent aphthous ulcerations? (RAU) How many people get them?

Answer 4

Recurring Aphthous Ulcers!

30% of people get them.

Question 5

If you see an ulcer that looks like an aphthous ulcer on the attached mucosa what could it be?

Answer 5

Viral Herpes

Question 6

How big are minor RAU? how many?

Answer 6

less than cm

1-5

Question 7

What’s another name for Major Aphthae stomatitis?

Answer 7

Suttons disease

Question 8

How big are Major RAU (suttons disease)? How long to heal? Any Scarring?

Answer 8

1-3 cm
2-6 weeks
Yes

Question 9

What are the RAU that are less than 3mm? And have a 100 at a time?

Answer 9

Herpetiform RAU

Question 10

Drug for treating RAU?

Answer 10

Clobetasol Proprionate

Question 11

If you get apthous ulcers, genital ulcers, and ocular ulcers (inflamed eyes), and Arthritis what could it be?

Answer 11

Behcets syndrome

Question 12

What is Lupus Pernio?

Answer 12

Purple Skin lesions on the head and neck of Sarcoides

Question 13

What are teh two different syndromes associated with sarcoides?

Answer 13

Lofgrens syndrome (erythema nodosum, hilar lymphadenopathy, arthralgia)
Heerfordts syndrome (Parotid enlargement, eye inflammation, facial paralysis, fever)

Question 14

What’s the difference in TB and Sarcoides histology?

Answer 14

TB: caseating Granulomatous
Sarcoides: Non-caseating granulomatous

Question 15

What test should you order for Sarcoides?

Answer 15

Serum angiotensin converting enzyme

Question 16

What is sarcoides like?

Answer 16

TB, granuloma skin lesions

Question 17

What organs are involved in Sarcoides?

Answer 17

Lungs
Skin
Lymph

Question 18

When lips are the only part involved in “orofacial granulomatosis” what’s it called?

Answer 18

Cheilitis granulomatosa

Question 19

What is Melkersson-Rosentahl syndrome? three parts

Answer 19

Cheilitis granulomatosa
Facial paralysis
Fissured tongue

Question 20

What’s the most common facial part involved in orofacial granulomatosis?

Answer 20

Lips

Question 21

What’s Wegener’s granulomatosis similar to?

Answer 21

TB (necrotizing granulomatous)

Question 22

What’s the most common cause of death in Wegener’s granulomatous?

Answer 22

Renal involvement

Question 23

What do Wegeners granulomatosis oral lesions look like?

Answer 23

Strawberry gingiva

Question 24

How to diagnose Wegeners granulomatosis?

Answer 24

ANCA (anti neutrophil Cytoplasm antibodies) detection

Question 25

What do you treat Wegerers granulomatosis with?

Answer 25

Steroids

Question 26

What happens with Cinnamon sensitivity?

Answer 26

red gingiva
localized lesions
sloughing of mucosa

Question 27

What does sodium lauryl sulfate cause in toothpastes?

Answer 27

Superficial sloughing

Question 28

What is Quinke’s disease AKA?

Answer 28

Angioedema

Question 29

What is angioedema?

Answer 29

Edematous swelling of the soft tissues

Question 30

What causes Angioedema?

Answer 30

Mast cell degranulation_Histamine release…..or……

Angiotensin Converting Enzyme Inhibitor (ACE inhibitor meds)