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Red lesions Flashcards

1
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Form of candidiasis caused by broad spectrum antibiotics

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Acute atrophic candidiasis

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2
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Painful Atrophic patches intraorally

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Acute Atrophic candidiasis

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3
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Hyphae present in cytological smear

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Acute Atrophic candidiasis

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4
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Asymptomatic red lesion on palate of denture wearers

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Denture stomatitis/ Chronic Atrophic candidiasis (ill fitting dentures)

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5
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Smooth, erythematous rhomboid patch on mid dorsal tongue, lacks filiform papilla

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Median Rhomboid Glossitis

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6
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Central papillary atrophy at junction of hard and soft palate

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Kissing lesion

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7
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Premalignant fiery red patch, well demarcated, smooth velvety surface

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Erythroplakia

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8
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Greater potential to be dysplastic

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Erythroplakia less common than leuko but much greater potential

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9
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Which leukoplakia is exception of having higher malignant transformation than Erythroplakia

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Proliferative verrucous leukoplakia(PVL)

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10
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Epithelium lack of keratin production & atrophic

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Erythroplakia

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11
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Spider like telangiectasia & arteriovenous fistula

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Osler-Rendu-Weber Syndrome

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12
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Early signs of this syndrome are frequent nosebleeds

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Osler-Rendu-Weber Syndrome

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13
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Macular hemangioma that follows distribution of trigeminal nerve

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Port wine stain

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14
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Port-wine stain & neurological abnormalities

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Sturge-Weber syndrome/ Encephalotrigeminal angiomatosis

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15
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Most common tumor of childhood

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Hemangioma

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16
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Form of hemangioma fully developed at birth

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Congenital hemangioma/ strawberry nevus

17
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Diascopy-blanching seen

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Hemangioma

18
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Diascopy- no blanching seen

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Hematoma

19
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Focal dilation of single vein

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Varix/Varicosity

20
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Most common type of oral Varicosity

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Sublingual varix

21
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Reactive, Pedunculated or sessile exophytic deep red mass due to minor trauma or chronic irritation

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Pyogenic granuloma/ lobular capillary hemangioma

22
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Highly vascular, raspberry like appearance

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Pyogenic granuloma

23
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Well defined, firm growth on gingiva/alveolar ridge, sessile,smooth, slightly granular , pink to dark red bluish purple, reactive

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Peripheral Giant cell granuloma

24
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Cup shaped radiolucency, multinucleated giant cells

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Peripheral giant cell granuloma

25
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Hyperplastic granulation from post exo socket

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Epulis Granulomatosa

26
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Reddish, raised, sessile nodule with draining sinus

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Parulis/ gum boil

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