Pathology Final

Question 1

What is a fibroma?

Answer 1

Response to trauma

Question 2

50yo white male, widening of jaw, can’t put denture in, warm, dense bone, loss of hearing

Answer 2

Paget’s disease

Question 3

Cotton wool xray

Answer 3

Paget’s disease

Question 4

Riboflavin most likely manifests in which area?

Answer 4

Tongue

Question 5

What is pellagra?

Answer 5

Deficiency of nicotinic acid (niacine)

Question 6

Hyperparathyroidism produces what in X-rays?

Answer 6

Skeletal lesions

Question 7

What is pernicious anemia associated with?

Answer 7

Burning tongue (glossitis)

Question 8

What kind of factor is pernisouus anemia?

Answer 8

Intrinsic factor

Question 9

Clotting is associated with what?

Answer 9

Platlet aggregation

Question 10

Most serious sign of Bisphosphonate tx?

Answer 10

Osteonecrosis

Question 11

Chemotherapy and the mouth?

Answer 11

Mucosal erosion (mucositis) and ulceration

Question 12

What disease is associated with hyperthyroidism?

Answer 12

Graves’ disease

Question 13

What disease is association with hypothyroidism?

Answer 13

Cretinism

Question 14

Pt has low BP, weakness, pigmentation of the skin and bronzing of the skin??

Answer 14

Addison’s disease

Question 15

What is a well defined yellow blister like lesion?

Answer 15

Lipoma

Question 16

What is the most common extra oral area of a pleomorphis adenoma?

Answer 16

Parotid gland

Question 17

Harmatomas have ___ tissue and ___ location

Answer 17

Normal

Normal

Question 18

Most common spot for oral squamous cell carcinoma?

Answer 18

Floor of the mouth and lateral border of the tongue

Question 19

Another name for squamous cell carcinoma?

Answer 19

Epidermoid carcinoma

Question 20

Who do you usually associate epidermoid carcinoma with?

Answer 20

Elderly people

Question 21

Who gets varrucus carcinoma?

Answer 21

People who chew smokeless tobacco

Question 22

Most serious skin cancer?

Answer 22

Melanoma

Question 23

Lesion on flood of the mouth, trauma and blood?

Answer 23

Hematoma

Question 24

Congenital tumor of BV’s

Answer 24

Hemangioma

Question 25

Carcinoma T3, N2 and M1, which stage?

Answer 25

4

Question 26

Ameloblastoma can occur with a...

Answer 26

Dentigerous cyst.

Question 27

Ameloblastoma odontogenic tumor radio graphic appearance?

Answer 27

Soap bubble appearance

Question 28

Where will you most likely find squamous cell carcinoma on the floor of the mouth?

Answer 28

Sublingual and submandibular salivary glands

Question 29

What is white and can't be wiped off

Answer 29

Leukoplakia

Question 30

What conditions is most likely to occur after radiation to head and neck is?

Answer 30

Mucositis Or Xerostomia???

Question 31

Common benign neoplasm that is pedunculated?

Answer 31

Papilloma

Question 32

Form of carcinoma that does not invade CT is?

Answer 32

Carcinoma insitu

Question 33

Basil cell carcinoma.. No tendency of metastasis T/F Most common in women? T/F

Answer 33

T and F

Question 34

Where is squamous cell carcinoma most common?

Answer 34

Lateral border of tongue and floor of the mouth

Question 35

What is compound odontoma?

Answer 35

Little teeth anatomies

Question 36

What is complex odontoma?

Answer 36

No little teeth, blob

Question 37

Anelogenesis imperfectly is associated with what?

Answer 37

Enamel hypoplasia

Question 38

What syndrome is neurofibromotosis associated with?

Answer 38

Von recklinhausen

Question 39

What is cleidocranial dysphasia?

Answer 39

Contained primary teeth (supernumerary teeth)

Question 40

What has little hair, can't sweat?

Answer 40

Hypohydretic ectodermal dyplasia

Question 41

Usual location of pcod?

Answer 41

Mandibular anteriors

Question 42

Filter?

Answer 42

Spleen

Question 43

What is leukopenia?

Answer 43

Decrease in WBC

Question 44

What skin lesion is associated with neurofibromotosis?

Answer 44

Cafe au lait spots

Question 45

Treatment of fibrous dysphasia, which would you not do?

Answer 45

Radiation therapy

Question 46

What radio graphic appearance is assoc with fibrous dysplasia?

Answer 46

Ground glass

Question 47

Platelet count of 150,000-400,000= normal is not an indication of thrombocytopenia

Answer 47

Normal.. A? Lol

Question 48

Most common benign tumor in the oral cavity?

Answer 48

Irritation fibrin a

Question 49

Missing hydrochloric acid (achlorhydria)

Answer 49

Has pernicious anemia

Question 50

Percoshish puberty is associated with?

Answer 50

Albright syndrome Cafe au lait

Question 51

Histology report of someone with leukoplakia, you wouldn't see?

Answer 51

Osteoclasts (bone formation)

Question 52

Immobility of TMJ?

Answer 52

Ankylosis

Question 53

What is the most important in _____?

Answer 53

Establishing an accurate diagnosis

Question 54

INR Clotting is???

Answer 54

All of the above

Question 55

Blood tests for taking anticoagulants?

Question 56

What is increase in RBC?

Answer 56

Polycythemia

Question 57

Secondary aplastic anemia can be caused by?

Answer 57

Chemotherapy

Question 58

Varrucus carcinoma?

Answer 58

Better prognosis

Question 59

Squamous cell carcinoma affects what and what stage is it?

Answer 59

Liver, it's bad. Stage 4. Page 229

Question 60

Lyon hypothesis has what traits?

Answer 60

X-linked recessive

Question 61

All neoplasms arise from squamous cell except?

Answer 61

Adnoid systic carcinoma

Question 62

What is hyperkeratinization of palms?

Answer 62

Papillon lafever

Question 63

Genetic by microcephalic, retardation, cat like.

Answer 63

Credushot syndrome

Question 64

Hypohydrosis hypodontia

Answer 64

Ectodermal dysplasia

Question 65

Ave age 37, sunburst pattern is wha?

Answer 65

Osteosarcoma

Question 66

Multinucleated cells?

Answer 66

Central giant cell granuloma

Question 67

Same appearance as nug?

Answer 67

Leukemia

Question 68

Viscous fluid

Answer 68

Synovial fluid