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Pathology Final Flashcards

1
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What is a fibroma?

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Response to trauma

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2
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50yo white male, widening of jaw, can’t put denture in, warm, dense bone, loss of hearing

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Paget’s disease

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3
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Cotton wool xray

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Paget’s disease

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4
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Riboflavin most likely manifests in which area?

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Tongue

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5
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What is pellagra?

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Deficiency of nicotinic acid (niacine)

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6
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Hyperparathyroidism produces what in X-rays?

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Skeletal lesions

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7
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What is pernicious anemia associated with?

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Burning tongue (glossitis)

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8
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What kind of factor is pernisouus anemia?

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Intrinsic factor

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9
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Clotting is associated with what?

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Platlet aggregation

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10
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Most serious sign of Bisphosphonate tx?

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Osteonecrosis

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11
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Chemotherapy and the mouth?

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Mucosal erosion (mucositis) and ulceration

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12
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What disease is associated with hyperthyroidism?

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Graves’ disease

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13
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What disease is association with hypothyroidism?

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Cretinism

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14
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Pt has low BP, weakness, pigmentation of the skin and bronzing of the skin??

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Addison’s disease

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15
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What is a well defined yellow blister like lesion?

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Lipoma

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16
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What is the most common extra oral area of a pleomorphis adenoma?

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Parotid gland

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17
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Harmatomas have ___ tissue and ___ location

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Normal

Normal

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18
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Most common spot for oral squamous cell carcinoma?

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Floor of the mouth and lateral border of the tongue

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19
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Another name for squamous cell carcinoma?

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Epidermoid carcinoma

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20
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Who do you usually associate epidermoid carcinoma with?

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Elderly people

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21
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Who gets varrucus carcinoma?

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People who chew smokeless tobacco

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22
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Most serious skin cancer?

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Melanoma

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23
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Lesion on flood of the mouth, trauma and blood?

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Hematoma

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24
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Congenital tumor of BV’s

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Hemangioma

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25
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Carcinoma T3, N2 and M1, which stage?

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4

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26
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Ameloblastoma can occur with a…

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Dentigerous cyst.

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27
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Ameloblastoma odontogenic tumor radio graphic appearance?

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Soap bubble appearance

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28
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Where will you most likely find squamous cell carcinoma on the floor of the mouth?

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Sublingual and submandibular salivary glands

29
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What is white and can’t be wiped off

A

Leukoplakia

30
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What conditions is most likely to occur after radiation to head and neck is?

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Mucositis

Or Xerostomia???

31
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Common benign neoplasm that is pedunculated?

A

Papilloma

32
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Form of carcinoma that does not invade CT is?

A

Carcinoma insitu

33
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Basil cell carcinoma..

No tendency of metastasis T/F

Most common in women? T/F

A

T and F

34
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Where is squamous cell carcinoma most common?

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Lateral border of tongue and floor of the mouth

35
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What is compound odontoma?

A

Little teeth anatomies

36
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What is complex odontoma?

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No little teeth, blob

37
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Anelogenesis imperfectly is associated with what?

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Enamel hypoplasia

38
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What syndrome is neurofibromotosis associated with?

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Von recklinhausen

39
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What is cleidocranial dysphasia?

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Contained primary teeth (supernumerary teeth)

40
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What has little hair, can’t sweat?

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Hypohydretic ectodermal dyplasia

41
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Usual location of pcod?

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Mandibular anteriors

42
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Filter?

A

Spleen

43
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What is leukopenia?

A

Decrease in WBC

44
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What skin lesion is associated with neurofibromotosis?

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Cafe au lait spots

45
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Treatment of fibrous dysphasia, which would you not do?

A

Radiation therapy

46
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What radio graphic appearance is assoc with fibrous dysplasia?

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Ground glass

47
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Platelet count of 150,000-400,000= normal is not an indication of thrombocytopenia

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Normal.. A? Lol

48
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Most common benign tumor in the oral cavity?

A

Irritation fibrin a

49
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Missing hydrochloric acid (achlorhydria)

A

Has pernicious anemia

50
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Percoshish puberty is associated with?

A

Albright syndrome

Cafe au lait

51
Q

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

A

Osteoclasts (bone formation)

52
Q

Immobility of TMJ?

A

Ankylosis

53
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What is the most important in _____?

A

Establishing an accurate diagnosis

54
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INR Clotting is???

A

All of the above

55
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Blood tests for taking anticoagulants?

A
56
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What is increase in RBC?

A

Polycythemia

57
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Secondary aplastic anemia can be caused by?

A

Chemotherapy

58
Q

Varrucus carcinoma?

A

Better prognosis

59
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Squamous cell carcinoma affects what and what stage is it?

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Liver, it’s bad. Stage 4. Page 229

60
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Lyon hypothesis has what traits?

A

X-linked recessive

61
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All neoplasms arise from squamous cell except?

A

Adnoid systic carcinoma

62
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What is hyperkeratinization of palms?

A

Papillon lafever

63
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Genetic by microcephalic, retardation, cat like.

A

Credushot syndrome

64
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Hypohydrosis hypodontia

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Ectodermal dysplasia

65
Q

Ave age 37, sunburst pattern is wha?

A

Osteosarcoma

66
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Multinucleated cells?

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Central giant cell granuloma

67
Q

Same appearance as nug?

A

Leukemia

68
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Viscous fluid

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Synovial fluid

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