D4 Competency Flashcards

(47 cards)

1
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Does a verix blanch upon diascopy?

A

Yes

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What is the most common developmental cyst?

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incisive canal cyst (nasopalatine duct cyst)

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Apthous ulcers occur on the ______ mucosa, where as HSV ulvers occur on the _________

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apthous = lining mucosa…HSV = mucoperiOStium

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pyogenic granulomas consist of _______ _______ ______

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hyperplastic granulation tissue

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What is the official term for denture stomatitis?

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chronic atrophic candidosis

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Angular chelitis is the result of a candida infection __% of the time

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90%

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The most common periapical lesion secondary to a devitalized tooth is a _______ _______

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periapical granuloma

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Traumatic bone cyst shows ________ between tooth roots

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scalloping

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Chemicals cause ________ necrosis of the cells which turns tissue clinically white

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COAGULATION

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Amalgam tattoos are caused when the amalgam corrodes and stains which part of the cellular structure/matrix?

A

collagen fibers

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What are the 3 main BENIGN EPITHELIAL tumors?

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  1. Papallomas 2.Verucca Vulgaris (common warts) 3.Condylomata Accuminatum (vernerial warts)
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What is the most COMMON cancer affecting humans?

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BASAL CELL CARCINOMA

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Leukoplakia, if you have used the term correctly means the lesion is ________

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PREMALIGNANT

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Leukoplakia: ___% are hyperkeratosis/acanthosis vs. ___% dysplasia or carcinoma

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80% hyperkeratosis vs. 20% dysplasia/carcinoma

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What are the 3 most common locations for leukoplakia that are dysplastic or cancer?

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Floor of mouth, tongue, lip

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ALMOST ALL Erythroplakias show _______ or ______ histologically

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dysplasia or carcinoma

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Where is the most common location for oral cancer?

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Posterior Lateral border of tongue

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_______ carcinoma is a pebbly variant of oral cancer often found in spit tobacco users

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Verrucous

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What is the most common mesenchymal tumor seen in practice?

20
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Peripheral Giant Cell Granuloma occurs only on _______ or ________

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gingiva or overlying bone

21
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Do hemangiomas blanch?

22
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Lymphangiomas can commonly affect the tongue which can cause ________

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Lichen planus often presents with the characteristic of ______ of ______. Its the MOST COMMON DERMATOLOGIC condition affecting the mouth

A

striae of WICKHAM

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Lichen planus is almost ALWAYS _______ and OFTEN _______ symmetrical

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MULTIFOCAL and often BILATERALLY symmetrical

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What are the 4 main culprits of CHRONIC DESQUAMATIVE GINGIVITS?
1.Lichen Planus 2.Pemphigus 3.Pemphigoid 4.Allergic Reaction
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Intraoral manifestations of LUPUS is OFTEN combinations of ____ and ____ in color
red and white
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Almost 90% of all pericoronal radiolucencies seen in practice are _______
DENTIGEROUS CYSTS
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What is the most common odontogenic cyst?
apical periodontal cyst (radicular cyst)..they happen secondary to a devitalized tooth
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OKC's are CLINICALLY AGRESSIVE and about ___ of them recur after surgery
1/3
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Gingival overgrowths: This looks like it can be a pyogenic granuloma, but it is actually an odontogenic tumor...
Peripheral Odontogenic Ossifying Fibroma
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What is the most common odontogenic tumor?
Odontoma
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What are the two types of odontomas?
Compound and complex
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________ is a dysplastic process affecting cells in the PDL and their ability to remodel BONE and CEMENTUM
COD (Cemento-osseous dysplasia)
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COD: Periapical are mainly found in which area?
ant mand
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COD: Focal are found where?
anywhere other than ant mand
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_______ COD: mutifocal lesions often in MAX and MAND
Florid
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Which dysplastic process has a STRONG predilection for AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN?
COD (cemento-osseous dysplasia)
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Attrition vs abrasion
attrition: tooth on tooth violence. abrasion: foreign object on tooth violence
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Erosion is acid of NON-______ origin
non-bacterial
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Skull showing "hair on end" pattern
Sickle Cell Anemia
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"Punched out lesions" on a radiograph
Multiple Myeloma
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What cyst presents *beneath* the mandibular canal?
Stafne Duct Cyst
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What will typically present in the maxillary sinus, lacks a peripheral cortex, and likely originated in the sinus (not the alveolar process)?
Retention Pseudocyst
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What are the two pathological conditions that present with "sun ray" trabecular pattern?
1.hemangioma 2.osteosarcoma
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What presents with demi-lume (half-moon) shaped pulp chambers?
dentin dysplasia
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What condition presents with NO PULP CHAMBERS?
DI
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What's the official term for dense boney island?
En-ostosis (periapical idiopathic osteosclerosis)