Oral Pathology Chapter 3 Notes H/O

Question 1

saw-tooth-shaped rete ridges

Answer 1

lichen planus

Question 2

punched out radiolucent areas in skull found in children

Answer 2

hand-schuller Christian DZ

Question 3

HLA-B27

Answer 3

Rieter’s Syndrome

Question 4

Histocytosis X

Answer 4

Langerhand’s cell DZ

Question 5

20% has Raynaud’s phenomenon

Answer 5

systemic lupus erythema

Question 6

target lesion

Answer 6

erythemia multiforme

Question 7

acantholysis

Answer 7

phemphigus vulgaris

Question 8

3 factors seen with bechet’s syndrome

Answer 8

ocular, genital, oral ulcers

Question 9

3 factors seen with rieters syndrome

Answer 9

conjunctivitis, arthritis, ureithritis

Question 10

contact mucositis

Answer 10

allergy in oral cavity

Question 11

xerostomia

Answer 11

sjorgen’s syndrome

Question 12

salagen

Answer 12

pilocarpine

Question 13

actinomycosis

Answer 13

sulfer granules and actinomyces israelli

Question 14

scrofula

Answer 14

TB in with lymph nodes

Question 15

miliary

Answer 15

TB wide spread organs

Question 16

noninfectious stage of syphilis

Answer 16

gumma (tertiary)

Question 17

tertiary can remain dormant in

Answer 17

brain and cardiovascular system

Question 18

2 tests used for syphilis

Answer 18

VDRL &FTA ABS

Question 19

element that helps macrophage phagocytize

Answer 19

opsinin

Question 20

body’s initial innate immunity

Answer 20

NK cells

Question 21

memory cells

Answer 21

B-cell

Question 22

systemic lupus erythematous

Answer 22

autoimmune DZ

Question 23

phemphigus vulgaris

Answer 23

autoimmune DZ

Question 24

langerhands triad

Answer 24

hand-schuller-Christian DZ, lettere-siwe solitary eosiniphilic granuloma

Question 25

doesn’t have ulcerations

Answer 25

langerhand’s

Question 26

3 stages of syphilis

Answer 26

primary, secondary, tertiary

Question 27

ass. with anaphylactic type I hypersensitivity

Answer 27

IgE

Question 28

ulcer lichen planus seen clincally

Answer 28

SLE

Question 29

what responds well to tetracyclin

Answer 29

herpetiforme aphthous ulcer

Question 30

what can’t be tx’d or respond to tetracyclin

Answer 30

major and minor aph. ulcer

Question 31

larger painful ulcer located posterior part of mouth

Answer 31

major aph ulcer

Question 32

inflammation of bone

Answer 32

acute osteomylitis

Question 33

white curd-like material is present on the mucosal surface

Answer 33

pseudomembranous candidiasis

Question 34

assc. w/ nutritional deficiency and candida infection

Answer 34

angular chielitis

Question 35

assc. w/ candididasis

Answer 35

median rhomboid glossitis

Question 36

types of oral candidiasis

Answer 36

pseudomembranous, erythematous, chronic atrophic (denture stomatitis), chronic hyperplastic (candida leukoplakia), angular cheilitis

Question 37

most common type of candidiasis

Answer 37

chronic atrophic

Question 38

deep fungal infections

Answer 38

histoplasmosis, coccidiodomycosis, blastomycosis, crytococcosis

Question 39

widespread in Midwestern U.S

Answer 39

histoplasmosis

Question 40

transmitted through inhalation of dust from pigeon droppings

Answer 40

crytococcosis

Question 41

more prevalent in western US

Answer 41

coccidiomycosis

Question 42

common in ohio-missisippi river

Answer 42

blastomycosis

Question 43

meds used to treat antifungal infections

Answer 43

amphotericin B and ketoconazole

Question 44

herpangina and hand-foot-mouth dz caused by

Answer 44

coxsackievirus