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SET 2 (Gen. Oral Pathology , General & Oral Microscopic Anatomy & Microbiology) > Oral Path *** > Flashcards

Oral Path *** Flashcards

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autosomal dominant condition that affects dentin in both deciduous & permanent

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Dentin Dysplasia

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Type I dentin dysplasia

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(radicular)
more common
rootless teeth
teeth are extremely mobile leading to premature exfoliation
completely obliterated pulp (not present pulp)

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Type II (coronal)

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Deciduous: opalescent color, completely obliterated pulp
Permanent: normal color, enlarged pulp chamber (thistle tube)

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new growth excessive & uncontrolled growth of abdominal tissues

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Neoplasm

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swelling any swelling or abnormal enlargement in the body

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Tumor

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study of tumors or neoplasm

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Oncology

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composed of cells or tissues originating from 3 germ layers

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Teratoma

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abnormal cells normally found in the affected organ

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Hamartoma

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normal cells in an unusual location

ex. Fordyce spots

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Choristoma

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spread of tumor to adjacent tissues

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Invasion/ Infiltration

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spread of tumor to distant tissues

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Metastasis

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change from normal to abnormal

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Dysplasia

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change from one cell type to another

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Metaplasia

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loss of differentiation

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Anaplasia

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Hallmarks of Anaplasia

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Pleomorphism
Hyperchromatism
Abnormal mitosis
Loss of polarity

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premalignant lesion

white patch or plaque of oral mucosa that cannot be rubbed off & cannot be chracterized as any other disease

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Leukoplakia

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premalignant lesion, Red patch or plaque of oral mucosa that cannot be rubbed off

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Erythroplakia

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malignancy involves full thickness of epithelium

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Carcinoma in situ

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malignancy involves full thickness of the epithelium as well as penetrates the basement membrane

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Invasive carcinoma

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BENIGN (oma)

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well differentiated
slow growth
well circumscribed
localized
movable
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MALIGNANT (sarcoma , carcinoma)

BIG FEUD

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less differentiated , no differentiation
rapid growth
poorly circumscribed
metastasis
immovable
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Malignant (BIGFEUD)

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Bleeding
Induration
Growth rate
Fixated
Erythroplakia
Duration

SET 2 (Gen. Oral Pathology , General & Oral Microscopic Anatomy & Microbiology) (9 decks)

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