Exam 2 Gingival Enlargements Flashcards

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What are the gingival enlargements classified as inflammatory?

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1) Acute or chronic
2) Localized or Generalized
3) Slight Moderate or Severe

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What are the gingival enlargements classified as Hormonal induced?

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1) Pregnancy gingivitis
2) Pyogenic granuloma
3) Puberty

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3
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What are the gingival enlargements classified as drug induced?

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1) Phenytoin sodium (Dilantin)
2) Cyclosporine (Sandimmune)
3) Nifedipine (Procardia)

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4
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What are the gingival enlargements classified as Leukemia related?

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1) Acute lymphocytic

2) Acute myelocytic

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5
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What are the other 2 types gingival enlargements classified as?

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  • Familial

- Idiopathic

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6
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Regarding hormonal relationships, _______________ is an essential nutrient for P. intermedia

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Menadione

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7
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Menadione =

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Methyl-naphthalenedione

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8
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Progesterone=

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Naphthoquinone

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9
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P. intermedia can substitute _____________ for Methyl-naphthalenedione

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-naphthoquinone

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10
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Elevated progesterone levels will facilitate growth and colonization of ______________

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P. intermedia

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11
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P. Intermedia is tissue invasive and associated with _____________ formation

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-Pyogenic granuloma

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12
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Drug induced gingival enlargement, Phenytoin sodium (Dilantin) is prescribed for?

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1) Epilepsy
2) Severe clinical depression
3) Trauma induced seizures
4) Severe cluster headaches

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Drug induced gingival enlargement, Phenytoin sodium (Dilantin) is characterized by?

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1) 50 % incidence
2) Generally begins at 1-3 months
3) Initial lesion involves gingival papillae
4) Positive correlation with inadequate oral hygiene

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14
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The incidence and severity of gingival enlarement has no correlation with ____________ , __________ , and __________

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  • Dosage
  • Plasma levels
  • Duration
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15
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Percent of patient with gingival overgrowth by drug regimen is GREATEST when_________ + __________ + ___________

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(83%) Phenytonin sodium + carbamazepine + phenobarbital

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16
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0% patient with gingival overgrowth by caused by what drug regimen

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Carbamazepine

17
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52% patient with gingival overgrowth by caused by what drug regimen

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Phenytonin sodium

18
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56% patient with gingival overgrowth by caused by what drug regimen

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Phenytonin sodium +Sodium Valporate

19
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71% patient with gingival overgrowth by caused by what drug regimen

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Phenytonin sodium + carbamazepine

20
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What is the mechanism of action of Dilantin induced gingival enlargement ?

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1) Suppresses the expression of MMP-1
*** this increases synthesis &expression of Growth factors
2) Suppresses the expression of TIMP-1
3) Suppresses the expression of lysosomal cystein proteinase (cathepsin B& L )
4) INCREASED synthesis of glycosaminoglycan
5) INCREASED expression of PDGF-Beta
6) Interferes w/ folic acid absorption and metabolism
(affecting tissues w/ high turnover rates, e.g epithelium)

21
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What is the clinical occurrence of Phenytoin Sodium (Dilantin)

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1) Susceptibility (50% incidence) generally involves the presence of teeth & poor hygiene
2) Although RARE, gingival enlargement may occur in edentulous moths and under points or partial dentures
3) Will occur around implant fixtures

22
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What is the Dilantin hyperplasia histology?

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1) Epithelial rete ridge elongation
2) Heavy accumulation of collagen
3) 2X the amount of type III and less type I than normal
4) Greater volume & density of non-collagen protein matrix

23
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What are the drug induced Ca++ channel blockers that case gingival enlargements?

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1) Procardia
2) Cardizem
3) Aldalat
4) Cardene
5) Isoptin

24
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Nifedipine (Procardia) Ca+ Channel Blocker is prescribed for?

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1) Agina pectoris
2) Post-myocardial syndrome
- (Hypertension patients)

25
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What does the Nifedipine (Procardia) Ca+ Channel Blocker do?

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  • It blocks influx of Ca++ into myocardial muscle cells leading to reduced oxygen demands
  • Can present localized in a few spots
26
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What is the pathogenesis of Nifedipine (Procardia) Ca+ Channel Blocker?

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1) Genetic predisposition manifested by “responder” fibroblast phenotype producing more collagen & matrix
2) Collagenolytic activity of fibroblasts is Ca++ dependent event

27
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What is the Cyclosporine (Sandimmune) prescribed for?

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1) Immune suppression after major organ transplantation

2) Suppresses to some degree B-lymphocytes, but more specifically, CD 8 lymphocytes

28
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The World Health Organization (WHO) claims that over 1 billion people world-wide will be using Cyclosporine for what 5 things?

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1) Rheumatoid arthritis
2) Sarcoidosis
3) Malaria
4) Psoriasis
5) Multiple Sclerosis

29
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Even though extensive studies have failed to elucidate the pathogenesis of cyclosporine induced gingival enlargement. Theories include what?

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1) Genetic predisposition manifested through specific phenotypes of fibroblasts
2) Increased production of PDGF (platelet derived growth factor) that in turn facilitates fibroblast proliferation

30
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What is the histology of Nifedipine/Cyclosporine Hyperplasia?

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1) Elongated epithelial rete ridges
2) Normal collagen composition
3) INCREASED production of matrix macromolecules by fibroblasts

31
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Hereditary gingival fibrzomatosis is associated with which chromosome and gene ?

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chromosome 2p21

gene SOS1 gene mutation

32
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What does the activation of the SOS1 gene result in?

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Overproduction of its protein which, in turn, complexes with other cellular molecules to activate the ras single pathway (popular in cancer research)

33
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The ras signal pathway once activated, can prompt what?

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Cells to grow, differentiate, or even commit apoptosis, all tasks that are essential to life.