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common oral dx day 3 Flashcards

1
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ACTINIC CHEILITIS/ ACTINIC CHEILOSIS

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sun damage to the lips

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app of actinic chelitis

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loss of vermillion border
erythematous areas
small ulcerations/scabs

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actinic chelitis

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actinic chelitis

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why should actinic chelitis be taken seriously?

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pre-malignant condition for SCCa

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pt with hx of actinic chelitis presents with this, palapation is indurated, what might this be?

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malignant transformation into SCCa

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Leukoplakia

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  • A white patch or plaque that can’t be
    characterized clinically or pathologically
    as any other disease
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dif dx?

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SCCa
hyperkeratosis
hyperplastic candidasis
carcinoma insitu
dysplasia

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good dif dx for leukoplakias

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carcinoma in situ
hyperkeratosis
epithelial dysplasia
SCCa

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dif?

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actually not a leukoplakia= truama from cheek biting (linea alba)

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Erythroplakia

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  • A red patch or plaque that can’t be
    characterized clinically or pathologically
    as any other disease.
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Erythroplakia good dif dx?

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epi dysplasia
SCCa
carcinoma in situ

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Erythroplakia are more likely to be?

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cancerous

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dif?

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epi dysplasia
SCCa
carcinoma in situ

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dif

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epi dysplasia
SCCa
carcinoma in situ

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Ulcer

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  • A loss of continuity of the epithelium
    that penetrates to the the underlying
    connective tissue
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17
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indurated ulcer on lat tongue, likely dx?

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SCCa, especially with risk factors involved

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18
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pathologic?

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no, physiologic pigmentation

19
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where can physiologic pigmentation occur in the oral cavity?

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any surface

20
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what other conditons can cause oral pigmentation?

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addisons, some meds and preutz-jaeger

21
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Oral Melanotic Macule
* Focal increase in?
* number of melanocytes?
* most common area?

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Macule= only seen not felt
* Focal increase in melanin
* Normal number of melanocytes
* Lower lip vermillion most common

22
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oral melanotic macule, does not have ABCDE qualities of melanoma

23
Q
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oral melanotic macule

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oral melanotic macule histo

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melanin deposition in basal layer/ lamina propria
normal number melanocytes

25
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clinical form lichen planus

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reticular and erosive lichen planus

26
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most likely? dif?

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most likely: reticular lichen planus (wickham striae specific)
dif: lichenoid mucositis and allergic rxn

27
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erosive lichen planus

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Reticular Lichen Planus
* app/symptoms?
* acute or chronic?

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  • Bilateral asymptomatic white lesions of posterior buccal mucosa (Wickham striae)
  • Also papules and plaques
  • chronic condition
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most likely dx?

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reticular LP

30
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erosive lichen planus app

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ulcerations of the buccal mucosa
may or may not possess wickham
desquamative gingivitis

31
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Likely?

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erosive LP

32
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likely?

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erosive LP?

33
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ulcers/wickham on buccal mucosa as well

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erosove LP

34
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Geographic Tongue additional names

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  • Benign Migratory Glossitis
  • Erythema Areata Migrans
  • Stomatitis Areata Migrans
  • Wandering Rash of the Tongue
35
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geo tongue cause

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Cause unknown
– Hypersensitivity to environmental factor possibly

36
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geo tongue common at?

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tip and lat border

37
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areas of geo tongue

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  • Red– Multiple erythematous zones
    – Atrophy of filliform papillae
  • White - Elevated, yellow-white, serpiginous border
38
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geographic tongue

39
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geographic tongue

40
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ectopic geo tongue

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can occur elsewhere than dorsum of tongue, may occur on the ventral surface with same app of erythmatous areas and white elevated borders

41
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ectopic geographic tongue

42
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Histopathology: Geographic Tongue

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diagnosed from biopsy
* Psoriasiform mucositis– Resembles psoriasis
* Exocytosis of neutrophils into epithelium= Munro microabscesses

43
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biopsy from erythmatous/white lesion of tongue dorsum

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geo tongue, PMN in epithelium

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