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Clinical Description
Misc.
100
Bacterial infection that is very contagious
What is primary syphilis (chancre)
100
Condition where the bone tissue in the jaw fails to heal after trauma, associated with bisphosphonates
What is osteonecrosis of the jaw
100
Location of aphthous ulcers
What is moveable, non-keratinized mucosa
100
Autoimmune condition that presents with a butterfly rash over the nose and arthritis
What is systemic lupus erythematosus
100
Tuberculosis diagnostic tests
What is a skin test or biopsy
200
Histopathology shows hyperkeratosis and pt reports chronic rubbing in the area
What is frictional keratosis
200
Presents with gingival overgrowth, spontaneous bleeding ad an elevated WBC count
What is leukemia
200
Difference between minor and major aphthous ulcers
What is minor is smaller (3-5 mm) and shallower vs major are deeper and larger (>1 cm)
200
Abnormal clusters of sebaceous glands found on the vermillion border or buccal mucosa
What are fordyce granules
200
Management strategies for head and neck radiation
What is good OH, fluoride treatment, regular dental check-ups, salivary substitutes, etc..
300
A biopsy ruled out viral herpes, the condition is.
What is herpetiform aphthous ulcers
300
This condition is seen with acute osteomyelitis and is a piece of dead bone
What is a sequestrum
300
The definition and cause of pericoronitis
What is a bacterial infection of the gingiva around a partially erupted mandibular third molar
300
Condition presents with xerostomia and dry eyes due to autoimmune destruction of salivary and lacrimal glands.
What is Sjogren's syndrome
300
Treatment of diseases such as aphthous ulcers and erosive lichen planus
What is topic steroids
400
Pt presents clinically with Striae of Wickham
What is reticular lichen planus
400
Autoimmune disorder primarily affects the mucous membranes and presents with blisters or erosions that rupture easily, can affect eyes
What is benign mucous membrane pemphigoid
400
Difference between frictional keratosis lesions and leukoplakia
What is caused by chronic mechanical irritation and typically resolves when the irritant is removed vs leukoplakia cannot be rubbed off
400
A positive result occurs after slight pressure on the skin causes separation of the layers and formation of a bullae
What is Nikolsky's sign
400
Etiology of aphthous ulcers
What is stress, trauma, certain foods, and menstruation
500
Pt also presents with acantholysis
What is pemphigus vulgaris
500
Four types of lichen plants
What is reticular lichen plans, plaque-like, erosive/bullous, and desquamative gingivitis
500
Differential diagnosis of leukoplakia
What is frictional keratosis, lichen planus, and oral candidiasis
500
Clinically presents with arthritis, conjunctivitis, skin lesions, oral lesions that resemble aphthous ulcers
What is Reiter syndrome
500
Acantholysis definition
What is intraepithelial separation