General & Oral Pathology H/O

Question 1

most common cause of aphthous ulcers

Answer 1

trauma

Question 2

diffuse swelling of tissue secondary to increased permeability of deeper vessels covered by normal appearing skin and usually not assoc. with itching

Answer 2

angioedema

Question 3

principle drug used to tx urticarial following injection of la

Answer 3

steroid

Question 4

acute self-limiting dz that affects the skin causing “target lesions” and frequently accompanied by crusted and bleeding lips

Answer 4

erythema multiforme

Question 5

slender white lines of lichen planus

Answer 5

wickam striae

Question 6

type of lichen planus assoc. with tissue ulceration and increased potential for malignant changes

Answer 6

erosive lichen planus

Question 7

etiology of Reiter’s Syndrome

Answer 7

unknown

Question 8

etiology of tuberculosis

Answer 8

mycobacterium tuberculi

Question 9

etiology of chicken pox

Answer 9

varicella zoster

Question 10

etiology of mumps

Answer 10

paramyxovirus

Question 11

oral lesions seen in measles

Answer 11

kopliks spots

Question 12

etiologic agent in measles

Answer 12

paramyxovirus

Question 13

etiologic agent seen in shingles

Answer 13

varicella zoster

Question 14

etiology of infectious mononucleosis

Answer 14

Epstein barr

Question 15

etiology of AIDS

Answer 15

HIV

Question 16

most common malignant lesion in AIDS

Answer 16

Kaposi’s sarcoma

Question 17

most common FUNGAL infection in AIDS

Answer 17

Candida albicans

Question 18

most common BACTERIAL infection in AIDS

Answer 18

atypical mycobacterium

Question 19

most common VIRAL infection in aids

Answer 19

herpes/cytomeglia

Question 20

most common PROTOZOAL infection in AIDS

Answer 20

pneumosystic carinii

Question 21

primary cell type affected in AIDS

Answer 21

CD4+

Question 22

major target organ system in AIDS

Answer 22

CNS

Question 23

erythema multiforme is often triggered by

Answer 23

infectin or recent antibiotic therapy

Question 24

lichen planus is usually

Answer 24

asymptomatic

Question 25

reiter's syndrome usually preceded by

Answer 25

GI or STD

Question 26

reiter's syndrome is more common in

Answer 26

men

Question 27

SLE, common feature

Answer 27

arthritis

Question 28

SLE patients serum contains

Answer 28

anti-DNA antibodies

Question 29

cicatricial pemphigoid, most common site of lesion

Answer 29

gingiva

Question 30

TB with wide spread organ involvement

Answer 30

miliary

Question 31

TB involving the cervical lymph nodes

Answer 31

scrofula

Question 32

2 antibiotics in management of TB

Answer 32

rifampin, streptomyocin

Question 33

yellow clumps of actinomyces in purulence expressed from a pt with actinomycosis

Answer 33

sulfer granules

Question 34

anaerobic gram + rod responsible for tetanus

Answer 34

clostridium

Question 35

inflammation involving tissue overlying impacted tooth

Answer 35

periocoronitis

Question 36

3 typical diagnostic findings in systemic lupus erythematosus

Answer 36

butterfly rash arthritis glomerulonephritis

Question 37

3 typical diagnostic findings in rheumatoid arthritis

Answer 37

morning stiffness >30 min joint pain and swelling symmetrical symptoms

Question 38

3 typical diagnostic findings in reiter's syndrome

Answer 38

arthritis conjunctivitis urethritis

Question 39

3 typical diagnostic findings in osteoarthritis

Answer 39

narrowing of joint space on radiograph flattening of bone in joint space on radiograph chondritis

Question 40

3 potential etiologic agents in deep fungal infections

Answer 40

cryptococcsis histoplasmosis blastomycosis

Question 41

3 typical diagnostic findings in behcet's syndrome

Answer 41

ocular ulcers oral ulcers genital ulcers

Question 42

3 potential side effects of prolonged use of exogenous steroids

Answer 42

hypertension hyperglycemia hypokalemia- decreased K

Question 43

2 direct effects of angiotension II

Answer 43

peripheral vasoconstriction | increased BP, stimulate aldosterone release

Question 44

2 likely potential causes of painless ulcer in a 65yo female with a long hx of smoking

Answer 44

SLE | squamous cell carcinoma