Oral Pathology H/O "Removable soft..."

Question 1

a removable soft, creamy white plaque; found on the buccal mucosa, tongue, hard and soft palate

Answer 1

pseudomembranous candidiasis

Question 2

a smooth flat red lesion on the dorsum of the tongue, associated with the loss of papilla, can also be on the hard palate

Answer 2

erythematous candidiasis

Question 3

cracking or red lesions on the corners of the mouth

Answer 3

angular chilitis

Question 4

raised white nonremovable plaque that appears on the buccal mucosa, hard palate, and dorsum of the tongue

Answer 4

hyperplastic candidiasis

Question 5

enamel defect of permanent tooth from infection in primary tooth

Answer 5

turners tooth

Question 6

hereditary opalescent dentin

Answer 6

dentogenesis imperfecta

Question 7

too little sterioid production

Answer 7

addison

Question 8

obliterated pulp chambers and crowns completion

Answer 8

dentogenesis imperfecta

Question 9

pink tooth of mummary

Answer 9

internal resorption

Question 10

flat brown lesion

Answer 10

macule

Question 11

scattered red dots from inflammation of minor salivary gland duct

Answer 11

nicotine stomatitis

Question 12

most common fungal infection

Answer 12

candida albicans

Question 13

2 places that have minor salivary glands

Answer 13

attached gingiva

anterior hard palate

Question 14

smooth, pink, firm, elevated lesion

Answer 14

nodule

Question 15

most common tumor in oral cavity

Answer 15

fibroma

Question 16

papilloma is caused by what virus

Answer 16

human papilloma virus (HPV)

Question 17

common on tongue and is benign tumor of blood vessels

Answer 17

hemangioma

Question 18

heavy smoking, antibiotic therapy, and poor oral hygiene can cause

Answer 18

hairy tongue

Question 19

herpangia is caused by

Answer 19

coxsackie’s virus

Question 20

recurrent herpes simplex virus can trigger

Answer 20

erythema multiforme

Question 21

erythema multiforme major is

Answer 21

Steven-Johnson’s Syndrome

Question 22

benign mixed tumor

Answer 22

allomorphic adenoma

Question 23

most common location of allomorphic adenoma

Answer 23

parotid

Question 24

developmental depression of mandible from submandibular salivary gland

Answer 24

staffne bone cyst

Question 25

larger than 1mm, filled with fluid and may contain blood

Answer 25

bulla

Question 26

small pinhead, solid lesion may be rounded, flat, or pointed

Answer 26

papule

Question 27

larger than a papule

Answer 27

nodule

Question 28

circumscribed area, not elevated

Answer 28

macule

Question 29

small 1cm or less circumscribed lesion with a thin surface covering

Answer 29

vesicle

Question 30

contains pus and is 5mm in diameter

Answer 30

pustule

Question 31

cell that produces antibodies and develops from a B cell

Answer 31

plasma cell