Section D Flashcards

1
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Spontaneous regression

May mimic SSC

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Keratocanthoma

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2
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Civette body

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Lichen planus

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3
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Verocay body

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Neurolemmoma

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4
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Tzanck cell

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Pemphigus vulgaris

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5
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Koplik’s spots

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Measles

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6
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Ghost cells

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Calcifying odontogenic cyst

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7
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Gorlin cyst

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Calcifying odontogenic cyst

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8
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Strawberry gingivitis

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Wegener’s Granulomatosis

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9
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Birbeck granules

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Langerhans Cell Hystiocytosis

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10
Q

High risk intraoral for oral melanoma

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Hard palate

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11
Q

Causative agent of focal epithelial hyperplasia

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HPV 13/32

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12
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Increase risk for SCC w/ lichen planus and ____

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HPV

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13
Q

Looks like lupus erythematosos

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Lichen planus

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14
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Highest potential for malignant transformation

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Erosive LP

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15
Q

DIF not diagnostic

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Erythema multiforme

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16
Q

Functional adenoma of pituitary gland

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Acromegaly

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17
Q

Intraoral for syphilis

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Gumma
Chancre
Mucous patch

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18
Q

Kaposi’s sarcoma

  • Where
  • What virus
  • Male/female
  • Age
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Hard palate

HHV-8

Male

Late adulthood

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19
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Most common for granular cell tumor

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Tongue

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20
Q

Mumps presents intraorally at…

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Salivary glands

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21
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Measles signs

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High fever
Maculopapular rash
Keratoconjunctivitis

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22
Q

Cherubism intrabony lesions resembles

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CGCG

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23
Q

Gorlin cyst AKA

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Nevoid basal cell carcinoma

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24
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1 feature nevoid basal cell carcinoma

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OKC

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Chronic sinusitis lasting longer than ____
3 months
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HIV + what virus = what intraoral finding
HIV + EBV = oral hairy leukoplakia
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Site for most common oral soft tissue metastasis
Gingiva
28
Most common metastatic carcinoma affecting periodontium
Lung
29
Stevens Johnson syndrome and toxic epidermal necrolysis are forms of _____
Erythema multiforme
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Pemphigus is AB against ____
Desmosomes in epithelium
31
Pemphigoid is AB against ______
BM
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Target lesion
Erythema multiforme
33
Granulation tissue w/ numerous small vascular channels w/ ulcerated fibrinopurulent membrane
Pyogenic granuloma
34
MEN Type 2B intraoral findings
Oral mucosal neuroma Pheochromocytoma
35
White patch that can't be removed
Hyperplastic CD
36
Brown tumor of hyperparathyroidism = ?
CGCG
37
CGCG found where? Symptomatic?
Mandible | Asymptomatic
38
Myxedema occurs because? Symptoms?
Severe hypothyroid Diffuse thickening of lips/tongue due to GAG accumulation
39
Excess GH after closure of epiphyseal plate
Acromegaly
40
Hyperpigmentation of oral mucosa
Malarial drugs
41
Pyostomatitis vegetans
Crohn's disease/UC
42
Cystic lumen lined w/ corrugated parakeratotic surface w/ palisaded basal layer
OKC
43
Ectodermal dysplasia findings
Hypodontia - #1 Hypoplastic salivary glands Decreased sweat glands
44
SCC high risk
Floor of mouth - #1 Tongue Lip Lowest - buccal mucosa
45
Not likely to have gingival hemorrhage w/
Anemia
46
#1 salivary gland neoplasm
Pleomorphic adenoma
47
Vague facial pain when swallowing/turning head
Eagle syndrome
48
Acute paralysis of upper/lower face
Bell's palsy
49
Normal platelet count
200K cells/mm3
50
Target A1C for non-pregnant
7%
51
Found on upper llip
Canalicular adenoma
52
What test for kidney disease
Blood urea nitrogen
53
Palatal destructive clinical appearance
Necrotizing sialometaplasia
54
Benign neoplasm of Schwann cell origin
Neurilemoma
55
Systemic bacterial infection w/ strawberry tongue w/ white coating
Scarlet fever
56
What papillae are seen in Scarlet fever
Fungiform
57
OKC location
Posterior mandible
58
Tumor of odontogenic epithelium
Ameloblastoma
59
Paget's has what appearance? Symptoms?
Cotton wool Enlargement of maxilla Bone pain/deformity
60
Unilateral, asymptomatic, well-circumscribed radiolucency below mandibular canal in posterior mandible
Stafne defect
61
Cytologic smear is diagnostic for ____
Herpes zoster
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Pseudoepitheliomatous hyperplasia seen in ____
Necrotizing sialometaplasia
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Polarized columnar/cuboidal cells w/ rosette like tubular or ductlike structures
Adenomatoid Odontogenic Tumor
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What is associated w/ pernicious anemia
Vitamin B12 deficiency
65
Symptoms of pernicious anemia
Muscle atrophy Erythema Burning
66
Cobblestone mucosa Diffuse/nodular swelling oral tissue Deep linear ulcerations
Crohn's
67
Vitamin B3 = ?
Niacin
68
Vitamin B3 deficiency leads to....
Pellagra
69
Symptoms of Pellagra
Stomatitis | Glossitis
70
Hemorrhagic gingival enlargement, ulceration, and tooth mobility seen w/ ____ deficiency
Vitamin C
71
Highest likelihood for drug induced gingival enlargement
Phenytoin/Dilantin
72
Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis
Severe bone loss | Floating teeth in air
73
Hair on end radiographic appearance of calvarium
Thalassemia
74
Static bone cyst where? | Treatment?
Posterior mandible | No
75
Fine ground glass Narrow PDL Displacement of sinus and nerve calls
Fibrous dysplasia
76
More mature COD lesions are ___
Radiopaque
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Gingival cyst of adult is a form of ___
Lateral periodontal cyst
78
Another variant of LPC is ____
Botryoid odontognic cyst
79
#1 site LPC
Mandibular premolar
80
LPC histology
Glycogen rich clear cells | Nodular thickening
81
Hypercortisolism = ????
Cushings syndrome
82
Hypercortisol symptoms
``` Moon facies Buffalo hump Poor healing HTN Hyperglycemia ```
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Hypoadrenalism = ???
Addison's disease
84
Hypoadrenalism symptoms
Diffuse patchy brown pigmentation from excess melanin
85
Burning mouth affects ____
Tongue
86
Peripheral ossifying fibroma occurs where most often?
Gingiva, soft tissue tumor
87
Peripheral giant cell granuloma occurs where? Clinical appearance? Why?
Gingiva only Blue/purple Reaction to irritation or trauma
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Mucocele occurs where?
Lower lip
89
Dentinogenesis imperfecta is similar to ___
Osteogenesis imperfecta
90
Xerostomia seen w/ ____
Diabetes Sjogren's Radiation
91
Apnea-hypopnea index scores
Normal - <5 Mild 5-14 Moderate 15-30 Severe 30+
92
Toxoplasmosis is a ____ disease
Protozoal
93
Mild epithelial dysplasia is limited to ____
Basale
94
Verruca vulgaris is what virus
HPV
95
Cluster headaches. Male or female?
Male
96
Tx of osteoma
Conservative excision
97
#1 deep oral infection in AIDS
Histoplasmosis
98
Graduate involution when present at birth
Hemangioma
99
Similar histologically to erythema migrans
Psoriasis
100
Rapid onset of bilateral facial weakness
Guillain-Barre syndrome
101
Burkitt's lymphoma - age group, virus, symptoms
Kids EBV Facial/jaw swelling
102
What leukoplakia w/ higher malignant conversion
Peripheral verrucous leukoplakia
103
Tx linear gingival erythema
Fluconazole
104
Epidermolysis bullosa acquisitia targets what?
Anchoring fibrils | Type 7 collagen
105
Gardner's syndrome symptoms (CEOT)
Colonic polyps Epidermoid cysts Osteoma Thyroid carcinoma
106
Papillon-Lefevre mutation
Cathepsin C
107
Cafe-au-lait and Lisch nodule
Neurofibromatosis
108
Candida distinguishing trait
Dimorphism
109
Perforation at angle of mandible
Actinomycosis
110
Compound vs complex odontoma
Compound - teeth shaped | Complex - amorphous mass
111
#1 soft tissue mass from palate?
Squamous papilloma
112
Progressive muscle weakness that manifests in smaller muscles of head/nek
Myasthenia gravis
113
Chronic ocular inflammation + urogenital ulcerations
Behcet's syndrome
114
Mucocele in floor of mouth
Ranula
115
Widened PDL in...
Systemic sclerosis
116
Oral manifestation in SCC
Xeroderma pigmentosum
117
Most accurate predictor of BRONJ
Widening of PDL
118
Highest likelihood to be SCC
Erythroplakia
119
Lymphadenopathy Severe bone loss Multiple ulcerations of gingiva What disease?
Cyclic neutropenia
120
Osteoblast activity measured w/ ____
Alkaline phosphatase
121
Malignant salivary gland tumor w/ perineural invasion causing pain
Adenoid cystic carcinoma
122
Black bone disease
Minocycline
123
#1 developmental odontogenic cyst
Dentigerous cyst
124
Intense, burning temporal and facial pain
Temporal arteritis
125
Pseudoepitheliomatous hyperplasia seen in...
Epulis fissuratum Granular cell tumor Inflammatory papillary hyperplasia NOT neurofibroma
126
Palatal petechiae Mucosal ulceration Gingival enlargement
Leukemia
127
Causative agent of shingles
Varicella zoster
128
Retrocuspid papilla looks like...
Giant cell fibroma
129
Verruciform xanthoma Condyloma accuminatum Oropharyngeal carcinoma Verruca vulgaris Which is not HPV related?
Verruciform xanthoma
130
C-ANCA marker for ____
Wegener's granulomatosis
131
Clinical oral manifestation of mucopolysaccharoidoses?
Macroglossia
132
Loss of mandibular anterior teeth prematurely
Hypophosphatasia
133
Blue colored appearance of blue nevus?
Melanin particles deep to the surface reflecting shorter-wavelength blue light
134
Initial manifestation of osteosarcoma of dentulous jaw is...
Widened PDL
135
Sjogrens occurs with what?
SLE
136
#1 soft tissue mass of oral cavity is...
Fibroma
137
Tertiary syphilis lesion
Gumma
138
What is not trigeminal neuralgia? Dull and throbbing pain Abrupt onset of pain Duration of single pain spasm is <2 minutes Refractory period during which trigger-induced pain cannot occur
Pain is dull and throbbing
139
Elongated filiform papillae is
Black hairy tongue
140
Coxsackie virus not seen in... Herpangina Orophayngeal carcinoma HFM disease Acute lymphonodular pharyngitits
Oropharyngeal carcinoma
141
EM is NOT... Drug induced Chronic Target lesions of skin Hemorrhagic crusting of lips
Chronic