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Question 1

bulla; description

Answer 1

elevated circumscribed lesion

blister like

Question 2

bulla; size

Answer 2

greater than 5mm

Question 3

bulla; contains

Answer 3

serous fluid

Question 4

bulla; plural term

Answer 4

bullae

Question 5

lobule; description

Answer 5

segment or lobe that is part of a whole

Question 6

lobule; can they appear fused together

Answer 6

yes

Question 7

lobule; upper

Answer 7

torus

Question 8

lobule; lower

Answer 8

tori

Question 9

macule; description

Answer 9

flat freckles

area distinguished by different color than surrounding tissue

Question 10

papule; description

Answer 10

small circumscribed lesion

Question 11

papule; size

Answer 11

less than 1 cm

Question 12

papule; is elevated?

Answer 12

yes

Question 13

2 types of lesions

Answer 13

pedunculated

sessile

Question 14

pedunculated description

Answer 14

mushroom

stem like

Question 15

pustules; description

Answer 15

variously sized

circumscribed elevations

Question 16

pustules; contains

Answer 16

pus

Question 17

sessile; description

Answer 17

hard

flat/ broad base of lesion

Question 18

vesicle; description

Answer 18

small

elevated lesion

Question 19

vesicle; size

Answer 19

smaller than 1 cm

Question 20

vesicle; contains

Answer 20

serous fluid

Question 21

indurated; description

Answer 21

excessive hardening/ firmness of body site

Question 22

nodule; description

Answer 22

palpable solid lesion

Question 23

nodule; size

Answer 23

1 cm

Question 24

nodule; found

Answer 24

soft tissue

above/same level or beneath skin surface

Question 25

palpation; description/ terms

Answer 25

soft firm semi-firm fluid filled

Question 26

palpation; evaluated by

Answer 26

feeling with fingers for texture

Question 27

colors of lesions

Answer 27

``` red w/ white border red pink salmon white blue-black gray brown black ```

Question 28

erythema description

Answer 28

abnormal redness of mucosa/ gingiva

Question 29

pallor DES

Answer 29

paleness of skin or mucosal tissues

Question 30

units used to measure lesions

Answer 30

millimeters and centimeters

Question 31

corrugated means

Answer 31

wrinkled

Question 32

fissure means

Answer 32

cleft/ groove

Question 33

papillary means

Answer 33

resembles small nipple-shaped projections or elevations found in clusters

Question 34

other words to DES surface texture

Answer 34

smooth rough folded

Question 35

coalescence DEF

Answer 35

fuse/ join

Question 36

diffuse DEF

Answer 36

border not well defined

Question 37

does DIFFUSE create a situation where it is difficult to diagnose and treat?

Answer 37

yes

Question 38

multilocular AKA

Answer 38

soap bubbles

Question 39

multilocular; extends

Answer 39

beyond confines of one area

Question 40

multilocular; DES

Answer 40

lobes with fused appearance

Question 41

root resorption; appearance

Answer 41

root apex appears shortened/ blunted and irregularly shaped

Question 42

root resorption; occurs when

Answer 42

stimuli cyst tumor trauma

Question 43

scalloping around root; appearance

Answer 43

radiolucent lesion extending between roots

Question 44

unilocular; means

Answer 44

one cyst

Question 45

unilocular; is the unit/ compartment well defined and outlined?

Answer 45

yes

Question 46

well circumscribed; definition of borders

Answer 46

well defined

Question 47

(8) making diagnosis/ assessments

Answer 47

``` clinical radiographic historical laboratory microscopic surgical therapeutic differential ```

Question 48

fordyces granules DES

Answer 48

yellow dots | fat

Question 49

fordyces granules; synonyms

Answer 49

ectopic sebaceous granules

Question 50

fordyces granules; etiology

Answer 50

cluster of ectopic sebaceous glands

Question 51

fordyces granules ; clinical/ location

Answer 51

bilateral on buccal mucosa/ vermillion border of lip

Question 52

fordyces granules; differential diagnosis

Answer 52

none

Question 53

fordyces granules; treatment

Answer 53

none

Question 54

torus palatinus; synonyms

Answer 54

palatal torus

Question 55

torus palatinus; etiology

Answer 55

exophytic growth of compact bone

Question 56

torus palatinus; appearance

Answer 56

elevated lesion can by multilobulated

Question 57

torus palatinus; painful

Answer 57

no

Question 58

torus palatinus; most common among

Answer 58

women

Question 59

torus palatinus; increases with age?

Answer 59

yes

Question 60

mandibular tori; synonyms

Answer 60

non

Question 61

mandibular tori; etiology

Answer 61

outgrowths of normal bone

Question 62

mandibular tori; appearance

Answer 62

lobules or nodules/ bilateral

Question 63

mandibular tori; location

Answer 63

lingual MN

Question 64

mandibular tori; clinical significance

Answer 64

innocuous

Question 65

linea alba; etiology

Answer 65

thickened epithelium

Question 66

linea alba; caused by

Answer 66

friction

Question 67

linea alba; appearance

Answer 67

1-2 mm raised white wavy

Question 68

linea alba; location

Answer 68

buccal mucosa at occlusal line

Question 69

leukoedema; etiology

Answer 69

developmental thickened epithelium | accumulated edema

Question 70

leukoedema; appearance

Answer 70

adherent white thickening filmy wrinkled surface

Question 71

leukoedema; differential diagnosis

Answer 71

frictional keratosis plaque- type lichen planus smokeless tobacco keratosis

Question 72

median rhomboid glossitis; DEF

Answer 72

yeast infection in mouth

Question 73

median rhomboid glossitis; appearance

Answer 73

circumscribed erythematous patches, encircled | elevated white margins