06.White_Lesions_Questions Flashcards
(19 cards)
Which term refers to a white lesion characterized by mild epithelial dysplasia?
Leukoplakia (Mild dysplasia) - mild epithelial dysplasia
Identify the white oral lesion defined by severe epithelial dysplasia.
Leukoplakia (Moderate to severe dysplasia) - severe epithelial dysplasia
What diagnosis matches a lesion presenting with EBV-related lesion?
Hairy Leukoplakia - EBV-related lesion
Which anomaly presents as lacelike white lines?
Lichen Planus (Reticular) - lacelike white lines
In oral pathology, what does ulcerative white lesion indicate?
Lichen Planus (Erosive) - ulcerative white lesion
Which term refers to a white lesion characterized by thick white patch?
Lichen Planus (Plaque) - thick white patch
Identify the white oral lesion defined by subepithelial blister.
Lichen Planus (Bullous) - subepithelial blister
What diagnosis matches a lesion presenting with acute mucosal damage?
Graft-versus-host Disease (Acute) - acute mucosal damage
Which anomaly presents as chronic mucosal fibrosis?
Graft-versus-host Disease (Chronic) - chronic mucosal fibrosis
In oral pathology, what does smokers palate indicate?
Nicotinic Stomatitis - smokers palate
Which term refers to a white lesion characterized by tobacco keratosis?
Snuff Pouch - tobacco keratosis
Identify the white oral lesion defined by fibrous bands.
Oral Submucous Fibrosis - fibrous bands
What diagnosis matches a lesion presenting with spice hypersensitivity?
Cinnamon Contact Stomatitis - spice hypersensitivity
Which anomaly presents as caustic injury?
Chemical Burn - caustic injury
In oral pathology, what does renal failure ulcers indicate?
Uremic Stomatitis - renal failure ulcers
Which term refers to a white lesion characterized by white removable plaques?
Candidiasis (Pseudomembranous) - white removable plaques
Identify the white oral lesion defined by red atrophic areas.
Candidiasis (Erythematous) - red atrophic areas
What diagnosis matches a lesion presenting with white adherent patches?
Candidiasis (Chronic hyperplastic) - white adherent patches
Which anomaly presents as migratory depapillation?
Geographic Tongue - migratory depapillation
