Pathology Exam One

Question 1

proteins attach to surface of bacteria stimulating White Blood Cells to phagocytize

Answer 1

opsonization

Question 2

What papillae are elongated in black hairy tongue?

Answer 2

filiform

Question 3

TRUE or FALSE: T-cells are primary cells involved with cellular immunity

Answer 3

TRUE

Question 4

Which condition is diagnosed through clinical appearance?

Answer 4

fordyce granules

Question 5

Which lesion displays a color different from surrounding tissues?

Answer 5

macule

Question 6

fluid with high protein content that leaves the microcirculation during inflammatory process

Answer 6

exudate

Question 7

What is the most likely reason for ranula?

Answer 7

salivary gland obstruction

Question 8

What is a major cause of a mucocele?

Answer 8

trauma to minor duct

Question 9

What is the most common site for development of a pulp polyp?

Answer 9

occlusal surface of large open carious lesion

Question 10

elongate folds of tissue result from ill fitting denture

Answer 10

epulis fissuratumm

Question 11

lesion on palate due to heavy pipe and cigar smoking

Answer 11

nicotine stomatitis

Question 12

What cell is the first to arrive at the sight of injury and primary cell in acute inflammation?

Answer 12

neutrophil

Question 13

which habit is not a cause of abrasion?

Answer 13

frequent sucking of lemons

Question 14

what is NOT a classic sign of inflammation?

Answer 14

leukocytosis

Question 15

increase in the number of cells in a tissue or organ

Answer 15

hyperplasia

Question 16

What condition includes wickham striae?

Answer 16

lichen planus

Question 17

true or false? t cell lymphocytes travel to liver and are processed into mature cells

Answer 17

falseeeeee ( this will be a false statement on exam)

Question 18

condition involves a deficiency in number, function, or irrelationship of the involved WBC and products

Answer 18

immunodeficiency

Question 19

What condition is the butterfly rash most commonly seen in?

Answer 19

SLE (lupuse)

Question 20

In patients with Sjogren syndrome, patients may also develop raynaud phenomenon which affects what?

Answer 20

fingers and toes

Question 21

autoimmune disease that affects salivary and lacrimal glands

Answer 21

sjogren syndrome

Question 22

In Sjogrens syndrome, this DOE NOT OCCUR?

Answer 22

melanotic macules

Question 23

type of immune response do B-lymphocyctes and antibodies play predominant role in

Answer 23

humoral immunity

Question 24

discrete, round/oval lesion that is LESS than 1 cm in diameter and is yellowish-white center with erythemetis halo

Answer 24

MINOR apthous ulcers

Question 25

Which type of hypersensitivity includes anaphylaxis?

Answer 25

type 1

Question 26

What syndrome includes a VERY serious form of erythema multiform

Answer 26

steven-johnson syndrome

Question 27

herpetic whitlow

Answer 27

hiv of fingers

Question 28

diffuse swelling of upper lip caused by deeper blood vessels. THIS INCLUDES NO ITCHING

Answer 28

angiodema

Question 29

decrease in the size and function of a cell, tissue, organ, or whole body

Answer 29

atrophy

Question 30

A or is prescribed calcium channel blockers which condition may it cause

Answer 30

Gingival enlargement

Question 31

Which is not an immunoglobulin

Answer 31

IGK

Question 32

What is the activity of T cells

Answer 32

- CD8 marker - active in survival against virally infected cells - increases the function of B cells (ALL THE ABOVE)

Question 33

T cells are the primary cells involved with cellular immunity?

Answer 33

True

Question 34

When Proteins attach to the surface of bacteria stimulating WBC’s to phagocytize them

Answer 34

Optimization

Question 35

Which is true regarding radicular (periapical) cyst

Answer 35

ALL THE ABOVE

Question 36

Alveolar osteitis is also called dry socket and is associated with the loss of the blood clot after and extraction

Answer 36

TRUE

Question 37

Which papillae elongate during black hairy tongue

Answer 37

Filiform

Question 38

Cell mediated (delayed response)

Answer 38

Type 4

Question 39

Immune complex response

Answer 39

Type 3