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Oral mucosa Flashcards

1
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functions of oral mucosa

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protection
sensation
thermal regulation
secretions

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2
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2 parts of oral cavity

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vestibule bounded by lips and cheeks

and oral cavity which is separated from the vestibule by alveolar bone and gingiva

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3
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types of oral mucosa

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lining
masticatory
specialized

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4
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% of each type of mucosa

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60% IS Lining
25% Masticatory
15% specialized

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5
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the coloration depends on

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the number of vessels and their dilation in underlying connective tissue
amount of melanin pigment present
degree of keratinization
thickness of epithelium

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6
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sebaceous glands are found in?

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upper lip, buccal mucosa and in about 3 quarters of adults in masticatory mucosa and dorsum of the tongue

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7
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sebaceous appear as yellow spot known as

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Fordyce’s spot

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8
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what present on the dorsum of the tongue and hard palate

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papillae and transverse ridges (Rugae) respectively

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9
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two main tissues of oral mucosa

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stratified squamous epithelium

and lamina propria (underlying connective tissues)

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10
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what separates the oral mucosa from the underlying muscle or bone in lips cheeks hard palate

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a lose fatty or glandular connective tissue containing major blood vessels and nerves

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11
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mucoperiosteum

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the oral mucosa such as gingiva and hard palate is directly attached to periosteum known as

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12
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waldeyers ring

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largest accumulation of lymphoid tissues are found in posterior part of oral cavity
(lingual, palatine and pharyngeal)

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13
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2 Functional populations of epithelium cells of oral mucosa

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progenitor population (that divide and provide new cells)
maturating population ( that continually mature and differentiate)
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14
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cell turnover

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the time taken for a cell to divide and pass though the entire epithelium is known as turnover rate

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15
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skin turnover time

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52 to 75 days

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16
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gut turn over time

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4 to 14 days

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17
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gingiva turn over time

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41 to 57 days

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18
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cheek turn over time

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25

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19
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turn over rate is faster in

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non keratinized epithelium such as the buccal mucosa rather than the gingiva

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20
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keratinized epithelium what type of mucosa

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masticatory and specialisez

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21
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where is keratinized epithelium present

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hard palate, gingiva, dorsum of the tongue

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22
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each layer in keratinized epithelium and the shape of their cells

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  1. stratum basale ( cuboidal or low columnar)
  2. stratum spinosum or prickle cell layer (elliptical or spherical cells)
  3. stratum granulosam ( flattened cells)
  4. startum corneum ( flat squamous cells) no nuclei
23
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ortho keratnized

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startum corneum with no nuclei

24
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para keratinized

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a variation of keratinized layer in which startum corneum have flattened nuclei called pyknotic nuclei

25
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why startum spinosum have prickled cells reason?

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in histological preparatuon their cells shrink away remaining in contact with other cells through desmosomes.

26
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startum granulosum stains?

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intensely with acid dyes ( hematoxylin) basophilic

27
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stratum granulosum contains?

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granules called keratohyalin granules

28
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startum corneum stains

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dark pink with eosin

29
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non keratinized epithelium is present in what mucosa

A

lining mucosa

30
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lining mucosa is present in

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lips, buccal mucosa, alveolar mucosa, soft palate underside of the tongue, soft palate and floor of the mouth

31
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layers or non keratinized

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first 2 layers are different

stratum intermedium in place of stratum granulosum and stratum superficiale

32
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clinical significance of turnover

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the drugs target the cell in CANCER patients which have a high rate of turnover like the cells of hair and nails

33
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keratinocyte with small molecular weight

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40kDa found in glandular and simple epithelium

34
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keratinocyte with intermediate molecular weight

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found stratified epithelia

35
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keratinocyte with high molecular weight

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65Kda is found in stratified keratinized epithelium

36
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non keratinocytes cell in oral epithelium

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melanocytes
langerhans cells
lymphocyte
Merkels cell

37
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location of each type of non keratinized cell

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melanocyte is present in basal layer para basal
langerhans are present in supra basal
merkel cell is present in basal layer
and lymphocytes are variable

38
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what are the only non dentritic non keratinocytes ?

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merkels cells

39
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what cells have desmosomes for attahcment of adjacent cells

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merkels cells

40
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where melanin pigment is most seen

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gingiva, hard palate, tongue buccal mucosa

41
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causes of high activity of melanocytes

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smoking
genetically
drugs
high cortisone level

42
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melanin is synthesized within melanocytes as small structures called as

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melanosomes

43
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person with heavy melanin pigment the cell containing melanin may be seen in

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connective tissue which are usually macrophages that take up the melanosomes and are called melanophages

44
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one special characterstic about langerhan cells

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rod shaped granule or tennis racket shaped granules which are called BIRBECK GRANULE

45
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langerhans cells are made in

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bone marrow

46
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mucogingival junction

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junction between attached gingiva and alveolar mucosa

47
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epithelium of attached and alveolar mucosa

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attached gingiva has keratinized masticatory mucosa

alveolar mucosa has non keratinized lining epithelium

48
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space between tooth and gingiva and clinical significance

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gingival sulcus (contains tartar and bacteria)

49
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what is present between free gingiva and attached gingiva

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free gingival grove

50
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junctional epithelium

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bewteen attached gingiva and tooth

51
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col

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same as junctional epithelium and Replaced gradually by diving cell making more depression. interdental papillae have an outline of col
non keratinized

52
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when the lingual frenum is short its called

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Ankyloglossia (frenectomy)

53
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linea alba

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whitish ridge on the buccal mucosa at the occlusal plane of the teeth which is keratinized

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