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Recurrent herpes can reoccur: A.Hard palate B.Floor of the mouth C.Buccal mucosa D.Labial mucosa
Answer A.Hard palate - adjacent to the max first molars to be specific. Then, floor of the mouth, tongue and buccal/labial mucosa B.Floor of the mouth C.Buccal mucosa D.Labial mucosa
What herpetic whitlow? Herpetic whitlow – on the finger
Sulfur granules could be from: A.Tuberculosis B.Shingles C.Actinomycosis D.Syphilis
Answers A.Tuberculosis B.Shingles C.Actinomycosis (produces pus with granules, sulfur granules bacterial disease) D.Syphilis
What may have Koplik Spots? A.Shingles B.Rubeola C.Herpangina D.Rubella
Answer A.Shingles B.Rubeola (measles) C.Herpangina D.Rubella
Herpangina
Secondary (cutaneous) manifestation of syphilis is: A.Mucus patch B.Mucosal ulceration C.Pruritic rash D.Necrosis
Answer A.Mucus patch B.Mucosal ulceration C.Pruritic rash (cutaneous means skin) D.Necrosis
Stages of Syphilis 4 stages Primary, secondary, latent, and tertiary (this stage could be fatal) YES VERY CONTAGIOUS --Erythromycin is injected IF the patient is allergic to penicillin. Sexual contact.
Cancer of the glandular tissue is defined as: A.Liposarcoma B.glandular sarcoma C.squamous cell carcinoma D.adenocarcinoma
Answer A.Liposarcoma B.glandular sarcoma C.squamous cell carcinoma D.adenocarcinoma
Ossifying Fibroma is: A.Lesion that may occur in soft tissue or bone B.It forms cementum within a neoplasm C.It forms bone and cementum within a neoplasm D.Giant cell tumor
Answer A.Lesion that may occur in soft tissue or bone B.It forms cementum within a neoplasm C.It forms bone and cementum within a neoplasm D.Giant cell tumor
What is Sialadenitis? A.Inflammation of the bone B.Inflammation of stones C.Inflammation of salivary gland tissue D.Inflammation of tissue
Answer A.Inflammation of the bone B.Inflammation of stones C.Inflammation of salivary gland tissue D.Inflammation of tissue IN an x-ray this would show up as radiopaque (white). You want to take an occlusal
What is a contagious lung disease? A.Mucocele B.Tuberculosis C.Ranula D.Mucus retention phenomenon
Answer A.Mucocele B.Tuberculosis C.Ranula D.Mucus retention phenomenon Ranula (Mucocele)
Erythema Multiforme affects: A.Skin and mucous membranes B.Skin C.Mucous membranes D.Redness around the eyes
Answer A.Skin and mucous membranes B.Skin C.Mucous membranes D.Redness around the eyes
What is subcutaneous bleeding? A.Purpura B.Petechiae C.Ecchymosis D.Hematoma
Answer A.Purpura –larger than petechiae B.Petechiae – little spots C.Ecchymosis – larger areas – blue or purple D.Hematoma – bruising
Polycythemia A.Abnormal increase in red blood cells B.Abnormal increase in white blood cells C.Abnormal decrease in red blood cells D.Abnormal loss of oxygen in red blood cells
Answer A.Abnormal increase in red blood cells B.Abnormal increase in white blood cells C.Abnormal decrease in red blood cells D.Abnormal loss of oxygen in red blood cells
Squamous cell carcinoma risks are: (what could cause it)- A.Sun screen B.Liver damage C.Tobacco and alcohol use D.All of the above
Answer A.Sun screen B.Liver damage C.Tobacco and alcohol use D.All of the above
Down Syndrome deals with the chromosome: A.31 B.21 C.41 D.91
Answer TRISOMY
A curved root on a tooth is called: A.Taurodontism B.Dilaceration C.Concrescence D.Fusion
Answer A.Taurodontism B.Dilaceration C.Concresence D.Fusion Taurodontism Concresence
Two crowns and one root refers to: A.Fusion B.Dens in dente C.Gemination D.Concresence
Answer A.Fusion B.Dens in dente C.Gemination D.Concresence Dens in Dente
An increase in cells size, (NOT cell numbers); refers to: A.Hyperplasia B.Hypertrophy C.Neoplasia D.Carcinoma
Answer A.Hyperplasia B.Hypertrophy C.Neoplasia D.Carcinoma
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