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Pediatric Oral Health Quiz

Test your knowledge about pediatric oral health with our extensive quiz featuring 34 carefully crafted questions. Designed for dental professionals, educators, and students, this quiz covers various oral conditions, treatment options, and pediatric dental anatomy.

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34 Questions
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Focused on Pediatric Oral Conditions

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Cream to brown discoloration, diffuse elongation of filiform papillae Associated with cigarette smoking, poor oral hygiene, antibiotics, dry mouth, overuse of mouth rinses Contibutes to halitosis

Hairy tongue

Pseudomembranous candidiasis

Furred tongue

Coated tongue

Widespread white premovable plaques with erythematous underlying tissue, mild burning sensation

Thrush

Sialolithiasis

Epstein pearls

Palatal cyst of the newborn

What causes Candidiasis?

Candida species and staphylococci

Candida Albicans

: Human Papilloma Virus(HPV) type 2

Herpes Simplex Virus(HSV)

White or yellow nonadherent coating on tongue, asymptomatic, may be a source of halitosis

Sialolithiasis

Heck disease

Coated tongue

Fordyce granules

Found usually at the floor of the mouth within Wharton’s duct(submandibular duct)

Epstein pearls

Sialolithiasis

Bohn nodules

Eruption hematoma and cyst

Small, yellow-white multifocal papules, asymptomatic(enlarged oil glands)

Pseudomembranous candidiasis

Epstein pearls

Fordyce granules

Dental lamina cyst

Soft tissue counterpart of dentigerous cyst

Oral melanotic macule(focal melanosis)

Eruption hematoma and cyst

Soft tissue abscess(parulis)

Dental lamina cyst

Solitary or multiple, discrete or clustered papules with smooth perly white surface,

Palatal cyst of the newborn

Bohn nodules

Fordyce granules

Sialolithiasis

Location of papules is in the lateral hard and soft palate and junction

Epstein pearls

Bohn nodules

Median rhomboid glossitis

Eruption hematoma and cyst

Another term for Gingival cysts of the newborn

Dental lamina cyst

Eruption hematoma and cyst

Palatal cyst of the newborn

Primary herpetic gingivostomatitis

Localized to diffuse, red to purple macular lesions;variable blanching; bleeds freely;gingival and bony enlargement;grows with child

Aphthous ulcer

Eruption hematoma and cyst

Median rhomboid glossitis

Port-wine stain

Localized red, depapillated patch;oval to rhomboid in shape, asymptomatic

Median rhomboid glossitis

Eruption hematoma and cyst

Secondary herpetic ulcer

Angular cheilitis

Localized patch or swelling;amber, red, or blue in color;overlying an eruption tooth

Aphthous ulcer

Eruption hematoma and cyst

Capillary vascular malformation

Focal melanosis

Considered as the most common oral pigmentation of fair-complexioned children

Capillary vascular malformation

Focal melanosis

Multifocal epithelial hyperplasia

Mucocele

Buccal, labial mucosa and ventral tongue are the most common location; primarily occurs on nonkeratinized mucosa

Mucocele

Aphthous ulcer

Secondary herpetic ulcer

Primary herpetic gingivostomatitis

Treatment for aphthous ulcer, except;

Chlorhexidine rinse

Laser treatment

Acyclovir

Nutritional supplements

Multiple sessile or pedunculated papules and nodules with rough, pebbly papillary surface

Verruca vulgaris

Heck disease

Congenital epulis

Mucocele

Cause: HPV 13,32

Multifocal epithelial hyperplasia

Common wart

Primary herpetic gingivostomatitis

Secondary herpetic ulcer

Solitary pinkish white;painful,may progress to cellulitis

Angioedema

Angular cheilitis

Parulis

Congenital epulis

Diffuse swelling of sudden onset; may be associated with respiratory and gastrointestinal problems

Angioedema

Cellulitis

Mucocele Pyogenic granuloma

Congenital epulis

Diffuse erythematous of sudden onset;warm and painful

Angioedema

Cellulitis

Congenital epulis

Primary herpetic gingivostomatitis

Considered as the most common lip swelling

Angular cheilitis

Pyogenic granuloma

Mucocele

Secondary herpetic ulcer

Pedunculated or sessile nodule;m pink to red smooth surface. Treated with surgical excision.

Congenital epulis

Pyogenic granuloma

Mucocele

Soft tissue abscess

Well-defined unilocular radiolucency around crown of unerupted tooth

Dentigerous cyst

Ameloblastoma

Burkitt lymphoma

NOTA

Radiolucency located on the mandibular molar and ramus area

Ameloblastoma

Eruption cyst

Dentigerous cyst

Odontogenic cyst

What is the common site of capillary vascular malformation

Along CNIV

Along CNIII

Along CNV

Along CNVIII

What is the syndrome that is associated with port-wine stain appearance

Down syndrome

Sturge-weber syndrome

Crouzon syndrome

Klinefelter syndrome

Causative agent in verruca vulgaris

Herpes simplex virus

Human papilloma virus type1

Epstein-barr virus

Human papilloma virus type2

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