Chapter 14 - Oral Cavity - Part 1 Flashcards
What is an aphthous ulcer?
Canker sore
What is an aphthous ulcer?
Canker sore
What is the name for a recurring canker sore?
Recurrent aphthous stomatitis
What percentage of the population gets aphthous ulcers?
40%
Is aphthous ulcer a common condition?
Yes, 40%
Where do canker sore usually show up?
Oral mucosa and pharynx
Worst case scenarios of canker sores are in which area?
pharynx
How long do aphthous ulcers usually last?
7-10 days
Are aphthous ulcers painful?
yes
What doe aphthous ulcers (canker sores) look like?
Are aphthous ulcers shallow or deep?
Shallow
Who is at risk for aphthous ulcers?
Female,
What 3 diseases are associated with aphthous ulcers?
Celiac disease, Behcet disease, and inflammatory bowel disease.
What are some things that can trigger an aphthous ulcer?
Smoking, stress, trauma, fever, certain foods.
Which herpes simplex virus causes cold sores and fever blisters?
HSV - 1
What is the name for a recurring canker sore?
Recurrent aphthous stomatitis
What percentage of the population gets aphthous ulcers?
40%
Is aphthous ulcer a common condition?
Yes, 40%
Where do canker sore usually show up?
Oral mucosa and pharynx
Worst case scenarios of canker sores are in which area?
pharynx
How long do aphthous ulcers usually last?
7-10 days
Are aphthous ulcers painful?
yes
What doe aphthous ulcers (canker sores) look like?
Less than 5 mm, thin educate (white), & red rimmed
Are aphthous ulcers shallow or deep?
Shallow