Oral Path Final

Question 1

HSV is neurotropic, meaning:

Answer 1

It’s transported via nerves to sensory ganglia

Question 2

Primary herpes lesions description:

Answer 2

Vesicles -> shallow ulcers -> coalescing into large ulcers

Question 3

Key in diagnosing primary herpes

Answer 3

Tzanck cells

Question 4

Two forms of recurrent herpes

Answer 4

Recurrent herpes labialis

Recurrent intraoral herpes

Question 5

Recurrent intraoral herpes is found where

Answer 5

Mucosa on periosteum

Question 6

What does herpes in immunocompromised patients look like

Answer 6

Large shallow ulcers with elevated, scalloped borders

Question 7

Herpetic whitlow

Answer 7

Herpes on fingers

Question 8

Herpangina is caused by:

Answer 8

Coxsackievirus A/B or Echovirus

Question 9

3 symptoms of herpangina

Answer 9

Sore throat
Fever
2-4mm oral ulcers on tonsillar pillars

Question 10

Hand foot mouth lesion characteristics

Answer 10

Shallow ulcers

Skin lesions 1-3mm red macula with central vesicles

Question 11

1st big treatment for AIDS

Answer 11

HAART

Question 12

Patient’s neck lymph nodes have been sticking out for a while

Answer 12

Persistent lymphadenopathy

Question 13

Skin infection caused by poxvirus, many small lesions

Answer 13

Molluscum contagiosum

Question 14

Non-removable white plaques of lateral tongue, vertical parallel lines

Answer 14

Oral Hairy Leukoplakia

Question 15

Venereal wart

Answer 15

Condylomata acuminatum

Question 16

Sharply demarcated, slightly raised plaques, candle wax on skin

Answer 16

Seborrheic keratosis

Question 17

Morgan freeman lesions

Answer 17

Dermatosis papulosa nigra

Question 18

Mini ears of grease

Answer 18

Sebaceous hyperplasia

Question 19

Many papules with punctuate red center

Answer 19

Nicotine stomatitis