ORAL SOFT TISSUE LESION

Question 1

Direct result of pathologic traumatic or physical infliction on tissue

Answer 1

Primary lesion

Question 2

Flat circumscribed alteration of tissue

Answer 2

Macule

Question 3

Another type of macule but larger in size

Answer 3

Patch

Question 4

A flat surface and raised edges

Answer 4

Plaque

Question 5

A raised area of tissue but does not exceed in size of 1 cm

Answer 5

Papule

Question 6

Similar to papule but larger in size

Answer 6

Nodule

Question 7

Single or group of elevation and less than 1 cm

Answer 7

Vesicle

Question 8

Larger size of vesicle

Answer 8

Bulla

Question 9

Vesicle that contains pus

Answer 9

Pustule

Question 10

Increase in tissue size due to increase of number of cells

Answer 10

Hyperplasia

Question 11

Increase in size of skelatal muscle

Answer 11

Hypertrophy

Question 12

Due to progressive, degenerative or reparative changes

Answer 12

Secondary lesion

Question 13

Gradual loss of tissue substances and in superficial only

Answer 13

Erosion

Question 14

Loss of surface tissue due to necrotic inflammation tissue extending to lamina propia

Answer 14

Ulcer

Question 15

Reparative proliferation replaced by CT

Answer 15

Crust

Question 16

Regenerative tissue composed of fibrous CT

Answer 16

Scar

Question 17

Example of hyperplastic or hyperthropic scar

Answer 17

Keloid

Question 18

List of possible diseases

Answer 18

Differential diagnosis

Question 19

Common to cheek chewer

Answer 19

Morsication buccarum

Question 20

Cause of mucosal changes

Answer 20

Preganant,hormonal or calcular deposit

Question 21

May interfere with oral functions,compromise denture designs

Answer 21

Oral soft lesion

Question 22

White pigmented,vesicular-ulcerated erythematous

Answer 22

Surface lesions

Question 23

Swell, reactive, tumor or neoplasm

Answer 23

Soft tissue enlargement

Question 24

Most common oral soft tissue lesions

Answer 24

Ulcers

Question 25

Caused by immune dysfunction and covered by white-yellow pseudomembrane and surrounded by erythematous halo

Answer 25

Apthous stomatitis

Question 26

located in the fingers

Answer 26

Herpetic whitlow

Question 27

Located in perioral skin

Answer 27

Herpetic labialis

Question 28

Reactive in nature, iatrogenic, chemical burns and heat burns

Answer 28

Traumatic ulcers

Question 29

Due to the prescence of natal tooth covered by yellowish membrane and rolled hyperkeratotic (white) border

Answer 29

Riga fede syndrome

Question 30

Pain and history of trauma

Answer 30

Acute ulcer

Question 31

Little no pain and mimics carcinoma and infectious ulcers

Answer 31

Chronic ulcer

Question 32

Benign chronic ulcer seen in association with deep mucosal injury, 1-2 cm in diameter

Answer 32

Traumatic ulcerative granuloma

Question 33

Seen in hard palate associated with trauma induced ischemic necrosis of a minor salivary gland

Answer 33

Necrotizing sialometaplasia

Question 34

Seen during the course of radiation therapy for head and neck cancers

Answer 34

Oral mucositis

Question 35

Ulcers seen within the path of the beam

Answer 35

Radiation therapy

Question 36

Ulcers within the oral cavity and oropharynx

Answer 36

Chemotherapy

Question 37

Etiology is unknown and aka wandering rah or benign migratory glossitis

Answer 37

Geographic tongue

Question 38

Caused by atrophy of the filiform papillae and surrounded by slightly elevated curving, white-yellow borders

Answer 38

Erythema

Question 39

An ill fitting dental prosthesis

Answer 39

Inflammatory papillary hyperplasia

Question 40

Localized or pinpoint hyperemia

Answer 40

Type 1

Question 41

Generalized or diffuse erythema

Answer 41

Type 2

Question 42

Type 1 and 2 of IPH is aka

Answer 42

Denture stomatitis

Question 43

Granular inflammation,exophytic red and nodular and inflammatory process with a fungal component

Answer 43

Type 3

Question 44

A filiform papillary overgrowth on the dorsal surface, from white to tan to deep brown or black

Answer 44

Hairy tongue

Question 45

Chronic inflammatory mucocutaneous disease of unknown cause, mostly in women

Answer 45

Lichen planus

Question 46

Numerous interlacing white keratotic lines or striae

Answer 46

Reticular form of lichen planus

Question 47

What reticular form is associated with lichen planus

Answer 47

Wickham striae

Question 48

Ulcerated covered by fibrous plaque or pseudomembrane

Answer 48

Erosive form of lichen planus

Question 49

Resembles leukoplakia clinically and found in the dorsum of the tongue

Answer 49

Plaque form

Question 50

Red patches with very fine white striae located in attached gingiva

Answer 50

Erythematous or atrophic form

Question 51

Rare and short lived, rupturing leaving a painful ulcer, located at buccal mucosa of 2nd and 3rd molar

Answer 51

Bullous

Question 52

What factors did lichenoid reacts

Answer 52

Restorative material Medications Toothpaste

Question 53

A non reticular form and malignant transformation to squamous cell carcinoma

Answer 53

Lichenoid dysplasia

Question 54

A white patch that cannot be rubbed off

Answer 54

Leukoplakia

Question 55

Characterized by a combination of cellular and architectural alterations

Answer 55

Epithelial dysplasia

Question 56

A non invasive clinical test and identify the presence of dysplastic of carcinomatous lesion

Answer 56

Toluidine blue

Question 57

Benign tumor of blood vessels

Answer 57

Hemangioma

Question 58

Angioreticuloendothelioma malignancy of blood vessels and seen AIDS patient

Answer 58

Kaposi’s sarcoma

Question 59

Arteriovenus malfunction

Answer 59

Varix

Question 60

If the blanch test turns into white, the lesion is in the?

Answer 60

Intravascular

Question 61

Eventually regress, painful and rapid growth rate

Answer 61

Reactive lesions

Question 62

Progressive, need treatment, not painful in early stages and growth is slow

Answer 62

Soft tissue tumors

Question 63

Accumulation of pus under the gingiva

Answer 63

Gumboil or parulis

Question 64

From the dentures with overextended flanges

Answer 64

Epulis fissuratum

Question 65

Pink,firm,hard, and does not bleed easily

Answer 65

Fibroma

Question 66

Red,spongy, soft and bleeds easily

Answer 66

Pyogenic granuloma

Question 67

Found in the mouth specifically in salivary glands

Answer 67

Mucocele

Question 68

If the mucocele is found on the floor of the mouth it is called?

Answer 68

Ranula

Question 69

IPH treatment

Answer 69

Mucoabrasion through bur Electrocautery

Question 70

Red soft tissue mass that was first observed during pregnancy

Answer 70

Pyogenic granuloma