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Oral Pathology Quiz: Test Your Knowledge

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We know about inflammation apex, we know about around tooth is the:?

Electronic test

Percussion test

Blood test

Thermal test

Medical test is the:?

Temperature, Pule

Blood pressure

Respiration

All answers

. Way to success diagnosis depend on clear the:?

History taking and examination

History taking and treatment

Examination and treatment

Complication list

Management and care of a patient or the combating of disease or disorder is the:?

Examination

Diagnosis

Treatment

All answers

The term of the treatment refer to the?

Manner in the patient with disease by radiotherapy

Manner in which someone with disease

Management for surgical treatment don’t used drug

Management and care of a patient or the combating of disease

A medical care that involves the use of medications, either alone or in combination with other types of therapy is the:?

Many health conditions and diseases may be relieved by the food we eat, becoming an integral part of the overall treatment program is the:?

Drug and surgery treatment

Pharmacological treatment

Prevention treatment

Dietary treatment

Many oral medicine conditions are chronic and has no cure, and for a few disorders the prognosis is poor. Therefore, compassion, patient education, reassurance are important and always helpful for clinicians, is the:?

Pharmacology treatment

Psychology treatment

Dietary treatment

Prevention treatment

Use of radiation sources to treat or relieve diseases, usually cancer (including leukemia), can also cause cancer and is no longer used for benign conditions. Other complications include nausea, hair loss, weight loss, and weakness.?

Physiology

Psychology

Radiotherapy

Chemiotherapy

Head and neck cancer treatment is therapy using the:

Drug and surgery

Radiotherapy

Physiology

Diet, Drug and surgery

The supportive and motivate of patients more effective than using medication is the:

Physiology

Psychology

Surgery

Diet and Drug

A medical care that involves the use of medications, either alone or in combination with other types of therapy is ?

Pharmacology

Dietary

σ� Psychological

Radiotherapy

Tooth removable, Gum open flap, Bone graft, Oral cancer: take out tumor, it is the type treatment of the?

Pharmacological

Radiotherapy

Surgical

Prevention

Treatment is much more than the simple use of a drug, or the performance of a procedure, means that supportive and attentive of patients is very important and more effective.?

Prevention

Psychological

Dietery

Pharmacological

Refers to check-ups (examinations and cleanings) and minor restorative treatment. Moreover, to intercept major complication?:

Dietery

Psychological

Surgical

Prevention

. A common chronic inflammatory disease of skin and mucous membranes. It mainly affects patients of middle-age or over, is the term of ?:

Leukoplakia

Erythema

Geography tongue

Lichen planus

The forming lacy, starry or annular pattern, white papules, may not be palpable or maybe firmer than surrounding mucosa, is lichen planus:

Red areas of mucosa thinning often combined striae, is the Lichen planus?

Erosion

Atrophic

σ� Reticular

Plaque

Shallow irregular areas of epithelial destruction striae may radiate from the margins of these erosive, is the lichen planus:?:

Plaque

Reticular

Erosion

Atrophic

Occasionally seen in the early stage, particularly on the dorsum of the tongue and mainly affect the buccal mucosa, is the lichen planu

Reticular

Plaque

Erosion

All answers

The differential diagnosis for Oral Lichen Planus includes of the, except the:

. Type lichen Planus is?

σ� Reticular and plaque

Usually solitary and vesicle

Enlarged fungiform papillae

Ypically white hyperkeratosis

The cause of oral lichen planus is ?:

Unknown

Traumatic

Bacteria

Virus

What are the diagnosis for oral lichen planus?:

Biopsy

Cultures

σ� Blood Tests

Allergic Tests

The main cause of the Halitosis is?:

Smoking and morning breath

Tooth decay and gum disease

Alcohols and Smoking

Food, chemical and gastric

The term xerostomia denotes:

Dryness of the eye

Dryness of the stomach

Dryness of the mouth

Increased salivation

Xerostomia may occur due to any of the following except

Atropine

Sicca syndrome

Pernicious anemia

None of answers

All of the following may lead to xerostomia except:?:

Sialolithiasis

Mumps

Glandular aplasia

Morphin addiction

All of the following may lead to xerostomia except

Aging

Glandular aplasia

Vitamin C deficiency

Severe vomiting

All of the following are features of epithelial dysplasia except

Alteration in nuclear cytoplasmic ratio

Basilar hypoplasia

Individual cell keratinization

Hypochromatism of cells

Oral site where leukoplakia has maximum malignant potential is

Buccal mucosa

Floor of the mouth

Palate

Tongue

Leukoplakia means

White lesion

White patch

Red lesion

Red patch

Lesions vary in appearance and texture from a fine white transparency to a heavy, thick, warty plaque is the condition of the

Lichen planus

Ulceration stomatitis

Leukoplakia

Xerostomia

Leukoplakia very often precedes the development of a:

Benign tumor

Malignant tumor

Hyperplasia

Candidiasis

The cause of the leukoplakia is unknown but is commonly linked to:

Erythematouse, Erosion

Chronic irritation, Trauma

Ulceration, Erythema

Trauma only

Aphthous stomatitis are ulcers in the mouth that usually occurs on 3 places, except:

On the cheek

On the hard palate

On the tongue

Inside the lips

What are the shape of the Aphthous ulcers?:

Round

Triangular

Oval

Round or oval

. Size of the minor ulcers is

Less than 10mm and heal within 1- 2 weeks

More than 1cm and heal within 7- 14 days

Less than 10mm and heal within a month

More than 1cm and heal within a month

Herpetiform ulcers which are multiple pinpoint ulcers mostly occur on the:

Cheeks

Soft palate

Lips

Tongue

Below are the causes of Aphthous stomatitis, except

Stress and lack of sleep

Poor nutrition

Smoking

Trauma to the month ( self- inflicted bite)

What type of Aphthous stomatitis that mostly occur in the mouth?

Minor ulcers

Major ulcers

Herpetiform ulcers

None answer

The lesion size is between 3–10 mm (0.1–0.4 in). They are small, round, or oval, pale yellow, area around look swollen and red, this team is the:

Major aphthous

Minor aphthous

Erythema multiform

Herpetiform aphthouse

The lesion size is greater than one centimeter in diameter, They tend to be 10 mm or larger across, Usually only one or two appear at a time. It is:

The Minor aphthous ulceration

The Erythema multiform ulceration

The Major aphthous ulceration

The Herpetiform aphthouse

Common pathological finding of lip:

Recurrent Herpes labialis

Actinic cheilosis

Angular Cheilitis

All Answers

Common pathological finding of the gingiva and alveolar mucosa except

Periodontitis

Gingivitis

Apthous

Non answers

Common pathological finding of the gingiva and alveolar mucosa the :

Apthous

Erythema migrans

Pericoronitis

Amalgam tattoo

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