Health Conditions Flashcards
NK, semipermeable membrane
sulcular epithelium
NK, hemidesmosomes, PMNs
junctional epithelium
JE length + CT attachment length =
supracrestal tissue attachment
<10% BOP
</= 4 mm pocket depths
radiographic bone loss
probing attachment loss
stable periodontitis
<10% BOP
</= 3 mm pocket depths
probing attachment loss
reduced periodontium
(recession, CL)
most common form of periodontal disease
chronic gingivitis
bluish red color of gingiva
vascular proliferation
reduced keratinization
whitish gray color of gingiva
tissue necrosis
desquamative and vesicle formation describes the ___ phase
acute
soggy, soft, or leathery describes the ___ phase
chronic
___ appearance is caused by epithelial atrophy
shiny (smooth)
___ is caused by hyperkeratosis
leathery
nodular gingiva causes by what?
Rx-induced overgrowth
recession more common with ___ and in ___
age
males
stillmans cleft
triangular
mccal festoons
rolled
gingival contour most associated with ___
enlargement
grade 1
confined to papilla
grade 2
papilla and marginal gingiva
grade 3
> 3/4 crown
> /= 10% BOP
</= 3 mm pocket depths
gingivitis
T cell mediated
(reticular, erosive, patch, atrophic, bullous types)
lichen planus
shaggy deposits of fibrinogen at DEJ (IF)
lichen planus
linear deposits of IgG and C3 (IF)
pemphigoid
3 most common sites for oral pemphigus vulgaris
soft palate
buccal mucosa
tongue
intracellular deposits of IgG on epithelium (IF)
tombstone appearance of basalis left on histology
pemphigus vulgaris
reactive acute vesiculobullous lesions
erythema multiforme
ulcerative discoid gingival lesion
SLE
punched out lesions
pseudomembranes
necrotizing perio
what is found in necrotizing pseudomembranes (4)
leukocytes
fibrin
necrosis
bacteria