Pathology

Question 1

type II HSR example

Answer 1

rheumatic fever

Question 2

type III HSR example

Answer 2

RA

Question 3

MC places for OSCC to met

Answer 3

lungs
bone
liver

Question 4

epidermoid cysts, supernumerary teeth, skull osteomas, and odontomas

Answer 4

gardner

Question 5

geographic tongue affects what papillae

Answer 5

filiform

Question 6

Which of the following dental anomalies causes the total tooth count to be lowered by one?

Answer 6

fusion

Question 7

when one tooth, particularly during the bud or cap stage of development, has split into two entities. When ___ occurs, tooth count remains the same.

Answer 7

gemination

Question 8

___ ___ are salivary gland remnants found on the midpalatal raphe. They present as small, painless, white-yellow firm papules.

Answer 8

Epstein pearls

Question 9

excess native tissue in normal location

Answer 9

hamartoma

Question 10

excess native tissue in abnormal location

Answer 10

choristoma

Question 11

Taste buds are bathed in saliva from the ___ ___ glands

Answer 11

Von Ebner’s

Question 12

___ ___ syndrome is a rare autosomal recessive disorder, which appears in children as hyperkeratosis and rough patches of the palms and soles of the feet, as well as aggressive inflammation of the periodontium.

Answer 12

Papillon-Lefèvre

Question 13

___ cysts are asymptomatic, fluctuant yellow nodules on the tongue or floor of the mouth.

Answer 13

Lymphoepithelial (contain keratin)

Question 14

___ macroglossia is a form of tongue enlargement in which histological abnormalities correlate with an underlying condition, including muscular enlargement, tumors, and vascular malformation.

Answer 14

True

Question 15

___ is an abnormality where the tongue is positioned posteriorly

Answer 15

Glossoptosis

Question 16

A vitamin deficiency in vitamin ___ can predispose a patient to angular cheilitis.

Answer 16

B2

Question 17

calcific metamorphosis vs ankylosis

Answer 17

PDL only involved in ankylosis, not CM

Question 18

The ___ sign refers to a pinpoint bleeding that can occur when the surface of psoriasis (or other skin diseases) are removed and the capillaries beneath the skin’s surface rupture.

Answer 18

Auspitz

Question 19

___ ___ is a radiodensity associated with the apex of a non-vital tooth as a reaction to low-grade inflammation in the area.

Answer 19

Condensing osteitis

Question 20

___ ___ is a benign dense bone island apart from the apex of a tooth.

Answer 20

Idiopathic osteosclerosis

Question 21

Hair-on-end appearance is characteristic of sickle cell anemia because of bone marrow ___

Answer 21

hyperplasia

Question 22

widened panoramic due to what

Answer 22

too far behind

Question 23

___ ___ resorption describes the process of replacement of the root surface with bone (i.e. ankylosis)

Answer 23

External replacement