Week 2

Question 0

Painless, sharply demarcated, elevated indurate border, verrucous or plaque like

Answer 0

carcinoma of the lips

Question 1

What condition has prodrome,clustered vesicles that rupture, ulcerate, and crust?

Answer 1

Recurrent herpes labialis

Question 2

Soft, clear or bluish bubble, moveable, cystic

Answer 2

mucocele

Question 3

erythematic and scaling lips

Answer 3

cheilitis

Question 4

deep cracks, split, bleeding, shallow ulcer in angle of mouth

Answer 4

angular cheilitis

Question 5

painless, lace-like white patches, non-erosive

Answer 5

Oral Lichen planus

Question 6

white patch or plaque, cannot be rubbed off, “flaking white paint”, red dots

Answer 6

leukoplakia

Question 7

red macule or plaque, demarcated edges, soft

Answer 7

erythroplakia

Question 8

exophytic or ulcerated, indurated, rolled border, painful

Answer 8

oral squamous cell carcinoma

Question 9

pigmented, non-blanching lesion; concerning ABCDE

Answer 9

Melanoma

Question 10

benign, multiple white or yellow 1-2mm papules confluent cluster, cannot be wiped off

Answer 10

Fordyce’s spots

Question 11

slightly raised, soft white plaques. Easily wiped away with pinpoint bleeding

Answer 11

oral candidiasis

Question 12

membrane-like exudate; may include fever, malaise, and LA

Answer 12

pseudomembrane stomatits

Question 13

acute, painful, recurring, solitary or multiple necrotizing ulcerations. Round, whiteish

Answer 13

recurrent aphthous stomatitis

Question 14

painful, prodrome, vesicular lesions, erythematous base, crusting

Answer 14

herpetic gingivostomatitis

Question 15

painful stomatitis, sudden onset of hemorrhagic vesicles and bullae with erythematous base

Answer 15

oral erythema multiforme

Question 16

Painless ulceration, indurated border, no central necrotic tissue; tender cervical LA

Answer 16

chancre

Question 17

white, hyperkeratotic lesion

Answer 17

frictional hyperkeratosis

Question 18

painless, folds of fibrous CT. firm or spongy with impression of denture edge. May be erythematous or ulcerated where denture edge hits

Answer 18

epulis fissura

Question 19

small, painful ulcers. Overlying gray necrotic membrane with inflammatory halo

Answer 19

denture sore spot

Question 20

mucosa under dentures very red, sharply demarcated, localized, swollen, smooth or granular

Answer 20

denture mouth

Question 21

painless, sessile or pedunculated swelling. Firm or soft and spongy. <1cm

Answer 21

irritation fibroma

Question 22

acute non-pitting edema, rapid onset, painless, well-circumscribed

Answer 22

Angioedema

Question 23

acute non-pittig edema, rapid onset, painless, urticaria, pruritic

Answer 23

Angioedema from allergy

Question 24

unifocal, indurated, painful. Not pruritic or urticaria

Answer 24

hereditary angioedema

Question 25

nodular protuberance of bone. Non-neoplastic, slowly growing

Answer 25

palatal or mandibular torus

Question 26

flat or raised lesions, deep red or bluish

Answer 26

hemangioma

Question 27

Blue, looks like a hemangioma Blanches when pressed

Answer 27

varicosities

Question 28

asymptomatic, <1cm, well-circumscribed, pedunculated, papillary or verrucal

Answer 28

papilloma

Question 29

Painless, yellow, soft or rubbery, non-tender, somewhat mobile

Answer 29

lipoma

Question 30

red, shiny, swollen, pocket formation, bleeding, changes in contours

Answer 30

gingivitis

Question 31

punched out lesions with gray membrane, bleed easily, ulcerations, swelling, significant halitosis

Answer 31

Vincent’s angina ANUG

Question 32

pain with chewing, food impaction in pockets, tooth tender to percussion, visible plaque, red, swollen gums with exudate, bleeding

Answer 32

peridontitis

Question 33

pain with hot, cold, or sweet foods and beverges

Answer 33

Caries

Question 34

more severe pain, swelling of mucosa over affected tooth

Answer 34

Apical abscess

Question 35

swelling under chin, malaise, fever, dysphagia, stridor - (emergency!)

Answer 35

Ludwig’s angina

Question 36

HA, vision changes, exoppthalmos, paralysis of cranial nerves - (emergency!)

Answer 36

Cavernous sinus thrombosis

Question 37

painless, black or green hyperplastic filiform papillae on dorsal third of tongue

Answer 37

Hairy tongue

Question 38

tongue shakes when stuck out

Answer 38

Tongue tremor

Question 39

small smooth, glossy tongue. May be red ad painful, burning, paresthesia of taste, sensitivity when eating

Answer 39

atropic glossitis

Question 40

swollen, beefy red tongue. Pale tongue from pernicious anemia, fiery red from B vit deficiency

Answer 40

Glossitis

Question 41

deep transverse: congenital. Long dry, deep midline furrows: dehydration, syphilis

Answer 41

furrows

Question 42

With furrows: dehydration. Without furrows: Sjogren’s

Answer 42

dry tongue

Question 43

very painful throat; preceded 24-48 hrs by runny nose, modest lymphnode enlargement

Answer 43

Adenovirus

Question 44

marked redness and swelling of the throat, tonsils 4+ with exudate

Answer 44

Infectious mononucleosis

Question 45

enlarged, tender lymph glands, bright red inflammed throat, often unilateral, rapid progression, sysemic symptoms

Answer 45

Group A streptococcus

Question 46

gray tough fibrous membrane in tonsillar area bleeds with scraping. Dyspnea, dysphagia, low fever, N&V

Answer 46

Diphtheria

Question 47

sudden onset, high fever, malaise, vomiting, enlarged hyperemic tonsils with purulent exudate, fetid breath

Answer 47

acute tonsillitis

Question 48

worsening unilateral sore throat and dysphagia, fever, malaise, HA, change in voice, Neck pain, swollen LN, redness and edema around tonsil, uvula displaced

Answer 48

peritonsillar abscess

Question 49

markedly swollen ant. Triangle of neck, throat may look normal

Answer 49

parapharyngeal abscess

Question 50

sore throat, sense of lump in throat, dysphagia, trismus, torticollis, muffled voice, fever, chills, malaise, irritability

Answer 50

retropharyngeal abscess