PATH midterm

Question 0

signs of systemic inflammation

Answer 0

fever
heat
enlarged lymph nodes

Question 1

what are testing for with HIV

Answer 1

viral load

CD4 T lymphocyte

Question 2

whats on the tongue, most common oral infection

Answer 2

median ramboid

Question 3

is median ramboid a type of candidiasis?

Answer 3

yes

Question 4

candidiasis is a over growth of

Answer 4

yeast like fungus

Question 5

hand foot and mouth; what virus it comes from

Answer 5

coxisackie

Question 6

rheumatic fever and scarlet fever; come from what virus

Answer 6

group A and B hemiletic streptococci

Question 7

rheumatic fever and scarlet fever; have anything to do with tonsillitis and pharyngitis

Answer 7

yes

Question 8

strawberry tongue is associated with

Answer 8

scarlet fever

Question 9

rhombic fever is associated with

Answer 9

heart valve damage

Question 10

enlarge of sub mandibular or cervical lymph nodes; whats another name for it

Answer 10

lymphadenopathy

Question 11

most common form of herpes is found where

Answer 11

on the lips; herpes labias

Question 12

rub inside of cheek with finger it becomes bulbous

Answer 12

neclocci

Question 13

what type of cells are in the immune system

Answer 13

T

B

Question 14

T cells are associated with what

Answer 14

cell mediated

Question 15

B cells are associated with what

Answer 15

humoral

Question 16

B cells comes from

Answer 16

lymphatic tissue

Question 17

what is impetigo

Answer 17

bacterial infection

Question 18

what age does impetigo happen

Answer 18

in children

Question 19

is impetigo contagious

Answer 19

yes

Question 20

impetigo; appearance

Answer 20

amber like curst lesions around the mouth or body

Question 21

impetigo is what type of virus

Answer 21

streptococcus pyogenisis

Question 22

lesion; well defined boarders called

Answer 22

circumscribed

Question 23

injury with inflammation, does injury resolved when inflammation is gone

Answer 23

yes

Question 24

traumatic neuroma is caused by what nerve

Answer 24

peripheral

Question 25

what is primary stage with oral lesion with syphilis is called

Answer 25

chancre

Question 26

TB; what organism of bacteria is it called?

Answer 26

mycobacterium tuberculosis

Question 27

TB; what needs to be taken when your skin test result is positive

Answer 27

get a chest xray

Question 28

TB; what happens to our organs

Answer 28

they get effected

Question 29

oral manifestations of aids

Answer 29

``` candidiasis aphthous ulcers bright red papilla carpulsy sarcoma NUG herpes ```

Question 30

very first event microscopically happens with injury

Answer 30

constriction

Question 31

NUG; symptoms

Answer 31

foul breath metallic taste interdental papilla gums red and swollen

Question 32

necrosis is

Answer 32

dead tissue

Question 33

necrosis is reversible

Answer 33

no, irreversible

Question 34

enamel hypoplasia associated with congenital syphilis

Answer 34

mulberry molars | higgisons incisors

Question 35

what is colescense

Answer 35

put something together

Question 36

aspirin burn; appearance of oral lesion

Answer 36

white chemical burn

Question 37

characteristics of tooth erosion

Answer 37

wearing on linguals | no enamel

Question 38

soft tissue on 3rd molar is called

Answer 38

operculum

Question 39

when soft tissue on 3rd molar is infected; called

Answer 39

pericoronitis

Question 40

what is the T helper cell that is associated with HIV

Answer 40

CD4

Question 41

pyogenic granuloma; appearance

Answer 41

sessile flat base can be palpated

Question 42

what causes overgrowth of candidiasis albacans; what kind of conditions

Answer 42

people who wear dentures

Question 43

what is angioedema

Answer 43

swelling of the lips

Question 44

what periodical lesion is painful

Answer 44

perioabcess

Question 45

Test needs to be done to check for lichen planus

Answer 45

biopsy

Question 46

if HIV with low viral count, is it infectious

Answer 46

no

Question 47

what is the major cause of mucocelle

Answer 47

blocked duct

Question 48

what are the 8 categories that lead to definitive diagnosis

Answer 48

``` radio history clinical lab micro surgical therapeutic ```

Question 49

what is the most infectious stage of syphilis

Answer 49

2nd stage

Question 50

during 2nd stage, is there an involvement with nervous system or cardiovascular system

Answer 50

yes

Question 51

what virus associated with chicken pox

Answer 51

varicella zoster

Question 52

how is impetigo treated

Answer 52

topical | systemic

Question 53

osteomyelitis is

Answer 53

inflammation of the bone

Question 54

osteomyelitis is treated

Answer 54

systemic antibiotics | surgical debridement

Question 55

what is angular chelitis

Answer 55

candidiasis of the libial commissures of the lip

Question 56

PPD is

Answer 56

type of test tuberculosis on the skin

Question 57

what another name for a wart

Answer 57

verruca vulgaris

Question 58

when WBC adhere to the wall of the blood vessel during inflammation, what is that called?

Answer 58

pavementing

Question 59

what is the result of frictional keratosis

Answer 59

chronic rubbing of denture clinching biting of cheeks and tongue

Question 60

what is the 1st WBC to the scene of injury

Answer 60

neutrophils

Question 61

major division of the _____ is the T cells at the cell mediated at the humoral, where do they actually come from

Answer 61

bone marrow stem cells

Question 62

whats the difference between inflammation and immune response.

Answer 62

immune has memory

Question 63

things can impair healing

Answer 63

smokers immunocompromised diabetic