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Question 1

5 other categories making an assessment that a dental hygienist would need to refer a patient to have performed on a lesion

Answer 1

laboratory
microscopic 
surgical 
therapeutic 
radiographs

Question 2

what lesions cant be seen clinically

Answer 2

pulpstones
osseous tumor
compound ondaltoma
in/ex resorption

Question 3

tooth damage; wedge shaped defect

Answer 3

abfraction

Question 4

lesion occurs on gingiva or alveolar process contains a lot of degraded cells

Answer 4

giant cell granuloma

Question 5

when an ulcer is sessile; describe base

Answer 5

flat and broad at base

Question 6

first to arrive on injury

Answer 6

neutrophils

Question 7

when inflammation, what causes pain

Answer 7

swelling

Question 8

swelling is caused by what

Answer 8

edema

Question 9

exucate is

Answer 9

edema

Question 10

edema processes against

Answer 10

sensory nerves

Question 11

black gray brown pigmentation

Answer 11

melanin pigmentation

Question 12

pulp pulyp DEF

Answer 12

pulp coming out of tooth

Question 13

pulp pulyp; most common area

Answer 13

children

Question 14

increase of number in cells is called

Answer 14

hyperplasia

Question 15

grows in size is called

Answer 15

hypertrophy

Question 16

first response to injury

Answer 16

constriction then inflammation

Question 17

hard palate; normally seen

Answer 17

torus

tori

Question 18

torus means

Answer 18

one

Question 19

tori means

Answer 19

multiple

Question 20

what happens to tooth with bulimic

Answer 20

erosion

Question 21

excessive scaring is due to WHAT on the skin

Answer 21

keloid

Question 22

looking at buccal mucosa; gray white opalesic film is called

Answer 22

leukoedema

Question 23

healing of injury with little loss of tissue due to surgical, result of

Answer 23

primary

Question 24

neutrophils happens in acute or chronic?

Answer 24

acute only

Question 25

are neutrophils phagocytic

Answer 25

can be

Question 26

what happens after that step

Answer 26

dies off when acute is done

Question 27

wearing away teeth because of mastication is called

Answer 27

attrition

Question 28

cause of a ranula

Answer 28

obstruction of salivary gland

Question 29

treatment for ranula

Answer 29

remove

Question 30

treatment for ranula; infected

Answer 30

anti-biotics

Question 31

another name for geographic tongue

Answer 31

migratory glossitis

Question 32

too much exudate can form a

Answer 32

fistula

Question 33

lesion is elevated and 5 mm soft tissue, retains serous fluid is called

Answer 33

vestule

Question 34

difference between fibroma and nodule

Answer 34

f- more keratinized caused by chronically chewing on gums, cheek n- fluid filled and moves

Question 35

fordyce granules

Answer 35

sebaceous glands | yellow little dots

Question 36

reddish purple clusters often seen on tongue on older adults

Answer 36

veracosity

Question 37

reabsorption from the outside of the tooth

Answer 37

extern resorption

Question 38

Enlargement of the lymph nodes is called

Answer 38

lymphadenopathy

Question 39

can fordyce granules be seen radiographically?

Answer 39

no

Question 40

retrocupid papillae are located

Answer 40

linguals of canines

Question 41

retro-cuspid happen most in what age

Answer 41

teenagers

Question 42

does retro-cuspids go away?

Answer 42

yes, with aging

Question 43

infected area is left open from draining injury is known as

Answer 43

tertiary

Question 44

results with frictional keratosis

Answer 44

rubbing

Question 45

linea alba is result of

Answer 45

biting, clenching

Question 46

linea alba appearance

Answer 46

white lines

Question 47

angular cheilitis is therapeutic or radiographic?

Answer 47

therapeutic

Question 48

epulis fissurotomus; caused by

Answer 48

ill fitting dentures

Question 49

people who are taking calcium channel blockers; results with what kind of tissues

Answer 49

gingival enlargement

Question 50

cause abrasion

Answer 50

tooth brushing | holding things in their teeth

Question 51

steroid inflammatory medication

Answer 51

prednisone

Question 52

lesion with stem like base

Answer 52

pedunculate

Question 53

inflammatory response is a dynamic process is continuously changing?

Answer 53

yes

Question 54

if inflammation is gone, injury is gone

Answer 54

yes

Question 55

cardinal signs of inflammation; 5

Answer 55

``` swelling redness pain heat loss of normal junction ```

Question 56

is a fever clinical/ systemic

Answer 56

systemic

Question 57

papillae that linked to black hairy tongue

Answer 57

filiform

Question 58

small circumscribed lesion less than 1cm and elevated or protrudes

Answer 58

papule