Important Info 2.2 Flashcards
Lesion with serous transudate fluid
vesicle
Lesion that cannot be palpated
macule
How would you describe this lesion
sessile
not sure if we need more…
mucosal colored nodule
How would you describe this lesion
papillary
mucosal colored nodule
What is this…
fordyce granules
True or False
Patient complains about lesion under tongue and swears its due to a sharp tooth. It has been there for longer than 2 weeks. There is no need to biopsy
False
Giant cell fibroma and be clinically mistaken for what else?
Differential Diagnosis
Squamous papilloma or verrous vulgaris
All of the following could be reasons for gingival enlargement except…
a. prilosec for heartburn
b. dilantin for anticonvulsant
c. procardia for hypertension
d. cyclosporin for immunosupressant
a. prilosec for heartburn
What disease is most likely to have proliferation of granulation tissue
Pyogenic granuloma
Lesion with mineralization and mesenchymal proliferation and this histology…
Peripheral ossifying fibroma
not sure where they got that info from…
the slides say…
* Fibrous hyperplasia with osseous metaplasia - may
appear radio-opaque
Patient has symptomatic lesion and says it has been there before and stayed for a few weeks. No history of social activity.
Recurrent herpetic infection/secondary herpes simplex
bound-down/masticatory tissue (hard palate/gingiva/lip) = recurrent/secondary herpes
moveable/nonmasticatory tissue (cheeks, floor of mouth, soft palate) = reccurent aphthous stomatitis
primary herpes is masticatory and nonmasticatory
ID lesion. It can be wiped off with a 2x2 cotton sheet and leaves a erythematous
background
candidiasis (pseudomembranous)
Patient has this presentation and says it has been there for as long as see can remember. Asymptomatic and has not changed in size. What is diagnosis?
Physiologic pigmentation
Hairy tongue is due to what…
Elongated Filliform papilla
What is this lesion called (general term)?
leukoplakia
56 year old has had a slow growing tumor for the past 3-4 years. Located on soft palate.
Benign mixed tumor (aka pleomorphic adenoma)
