salivary disorders

Question 1

sialadenitis

Answer 1

acute, subacute, chronic. inflammation of salivary glands. many causes: infection, stones, trauma, autoimmuneq

Question 2

acute sialadenitis

Answer 2

infection/inflam, parotid/submandib, clin: pain, fever, malaise. viral: mumps, bact: staph aures

Question 3

chronic sialadenitis

Answer 3

staring inflame of duct, obstruction: stone, non obstruction: granulomatous (TB(

Question 4

sialolithiasus

Answer 4

stones. debris, secretion, calcium. submandibular. clin: recurrent pain/swelling, stasis> infection risk

Question 5

mucocele

Answer 5

most common SG lesion, lower lip trauma

Question 6

sjogren

Answer 6

autoimmune gland discretion (salivary), isolate or not. HLADR52, viral trigger. middle age women.

Question 7

sjogren diag

Answer 7

biopsy lower lip: periductal lymphocyte plasma infiltrate. cells surround duct, impair flow.

Question 8

tumor types

Answer 8

pleimorphic adenoma, warfin , mucoepidermoid carcinoma, squamous of head and neck.

Question 9

pleiomprhic

Answer 9

mixed tumor, parotid tail (facial n), painless, female. Well remarked, capsule, mixed cell.

Question 10

warfin

Answer 10

papillae, males, smoking, parotid

Question 11

mucoepidermoid

Answer 11

pain or not, slow or fast