Oral Medicine/Oral Path TAGD

Question 1

tzank cells

Answer 1

herpes simplex virus

Question 2

herpes simplex virus spread

Answer 2

saliva, perioral lesions, asymptomatic

Question 3

Herpes simplex above ore below waist

Answer 3

above

Question 4

which is symptomatic primary HSV

Answer 4

primary herpetic gingivostomatitis (pinhead vesicles)

Question 5

recurrent herpes prodromal symptoms

Answer 5

itching, burning, tingling

Question 6

recurrent herpex trigger

Answer 6

aging, local trauma, sunlight, stress, immunosupression

Question 7

antiviral therapy for primary HSV infection

Answer 7

acyclovir, valcyclovir (famciclovir (recurrent))

Question 8

how is HSV2 transmitted and where is it located

Answer 8

sexual contact; below the waist

Question 9

what is HSV 3

Answer 9

varicella zoster virus

Question 10

lesions for Varciella and treatment

Answer 10

oral before skin, tx= palliative

Question 11

shingles cranial nerves

Answer 11

TGN 5 V1

Question 12

shingles location

Answer 12

thoracic/lumbar; unilateral painful

Question 13

HHV-4/EBV is what

Answer 13

mono/ kissing disease; has oral leukoplakia

Question 14

HHV-5 is what

Answer 14

cytomegalovirus

Question 15

HHV/cytomegalovirus is common in and causes

Answer 15

HIV and transplant patients/ pneumonia

Question 16

is HHV5 symptomatic

Answer 16

90% are not

Question 17

TX for thurs

Answer 17

mycelex/Clotrimazole trohces, nyastatin, fluconaole, no sugar nyastatin

Question 18

what is HHV8

Answer 18

Kaopsi Sarcoma (AIDS poulation)

Question 19

3 kids of erythematous candidiasis

Answer 19

median rhomboid glossitis, denture stomatitis includes papillary hyperplasia, angular chelitis and cheliosis

Question 20

kissing lesion on tongue

Answer 20

median rhomboid glossitis

Question 21

inflammatory paipillary hyperplasia caused by

Answer 21

poor denture hygiene, pebbly erythematous surface

Question 22

2 denture problems

Answer 22

denture stomatitis and inflammatory papillary hyperplasia

Question 23

treatment for angular cheilitis and cheilosis

Answer 23

nystatin + triamcinolone (mycolog), ketoconazole, monistat

Question 24

peutz jeghers syndrome characteristics

Answer 24

freckle lesions on hands, perioral skin, oral mucosa, INTESTINAL POLYPOSIS

Question 25

peutz jeghers syndrome are predisposed to

Answer 25

adenocarcinoma of GI tract

Question 26

peutz jeghers syndrome what kind of disorder

Answer 26

AD dominant caused by mutation in LKB1 gene

Question 27

pemphigus vulgaris lesion and sign

Answer 27

+ nikolsky sign, oral lesions first to show and last to go, blister easily ruptures

Question 28

pemphigus vulgaries antibodies

Answer 28

desmoglein 3 (oral cavity), desmogelin 1 (skin). Fhicken wire histopathology