Infection and inflammation Flashcards

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What is infection

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Infection is the invasion of the body cells by the pathogen resulting in an inflammatory response

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Name the five signs of inflammation

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Heat swelling pain redness loss of function

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Name for types of inflammation that may affect the oral mucosal tissue before infection occurs

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Stomatitis angular cheilitis glossitis Burning mouth syndrome

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What is angular cheilitis

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Inflammation of corners of the mouth, in elderly or denture wearing patients. Can be an extension of stomatitis. Red inflamed angles with cracks. Due to loss of facial height. Micro organism in wet conditions outside of the mouse is Staphylococcus aureus

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What is glossitis

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And inflammation of the tongue becoming red sore but smooth. Iron deficiency//Anaemia not helping. Common with extensive candida in debilitated patients often vitamin di deficient

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What is stomatitis

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Occurs in elderly and denture wearers

Mucosa is red and inflamed candida present

Increase with better hygiene

Due to debilitation and malnutrition

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What is burning mouth syndrome

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Often occurs in elderly women, feels like mouth is burning, no physical abnormalities often psychogenic

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What is an ulcer

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An ulcer is a shallow break in the skin or mucous membrane

It is raw painful and circular

It may bleed when touched

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What are minor aphthous ulcers

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Small shallow painful ulcers that take up to 14 days to heal but do not scar

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What are major aphthous ulcers

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Large painful ulcers that can take weeks or months to heal that do scar

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What are herpetiform apthous ulcers

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Tiny multiple ulcers up to 100 at a time

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What are the effects of the disease on the body

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Infection and inflammation
Ulceration
Oral white and red patches
Cysts
Tumours 
Congenital or developmental defects
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Systematic diseases that may cause alteration in the mouth are?

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Crones disease
Ulcerative colitis
Coeliac disease
Inflammatory bowel disease

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Which viral infections cause alteration

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Herpes simplex virus
Causes alteration to oral soft tissue recurring throughout life as herpes labialis (Cold sores)

Coxsackievirus
Hand foot and mouth disease in children small ulcers on the palate and back of the mouth

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Describe the ulceration skin disorder that is lichen planus

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Lichen planus Is an inflammatory skin condition causing pre-malignant ulcers which appear striae (stripes)

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Describe squamous cell carcinoma

Squay- muss cell car sin oma

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Oral cancer

Painless 2 to 3 weeks no healing

Similar to aphthous ulcer, with a punched out floor and rolled edges - advanced.

Usually smokers and drinkers