Diseases of the oral cavity Flashcards

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Describe leukoplakia

A

asymptomatic/ Not painful
white lesions in mouth that cannot be scrapped off
indication of HIV or early SCC

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Erythroplakia

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leukoplakia with red component

90% indiactive of dysplasia (abnormal tissue)/ carcinoma

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3
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Oral lichen planus

A

Lacey leukoplakia (reticular pattern) due to chronic inflammatory auto-immune disease

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4
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things that do not flake off the mouth need to be_____

A

biopsied

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5
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oral cancer

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palpable mass, ulceration, or look like leukoplakia

90% SCC

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6
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what is the biggest risk factor for oral cancer

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tobacco (can also be chronic alochol)

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7
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harry leukoplakia is an early finding for

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HIV (looks like little white hairs on sides of tongue

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8
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what is the common term for oral candidiasis and its symptoms

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thrush
PAINFUL (unlike leukoplakia)
white curd like patched that flake off/ scrape off

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9
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what are the most common caused of oral candidisis

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corticosteroid use, broad spectrum antibiotics, newborns

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10
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what organism cause thrush and treatment

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candida albicans

antifungal

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what is the scientific name for cancer sores and symptoms and time to heal

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apthous ulcer

found in soft tissue (buccal and labial mucosa) in unkeratonized areas (no prodrome)
painful ulcer (self-limited)
not contagious and should heal in 10-14 days (no treatment)

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12
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what cause apthous ulcers and treatment

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stress induced salivary cortisol, genetics, hormone fluctuations, sodium lauryl sulfate (in toothpaste)

reduce inflammation and pain- no spicy foods, toothpaste without SLS and antimicrobial mouth rinses or anesthetics

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13
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what are 3 systemic causes that can appear as an aphthous ulcer

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acute herpes simplex (will have a prodrome and found in keratinized areas like lip gingiva, + hard palate)
inflammatory bowel disease
SCC

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