General oral pathology Exam 1 review

Monocytes/macrophages are primary cell of acute inflammation

Which immunoglobulin is the only one found in saliva?

Kaposi Sarcoma is ____________

Which biomechanical mediator system of inflammation is involved in the production of a sequential cascade of plasma proteins and present in blood in an inactive form?

Passive immunity is created by the person themselves

What is a common complication when bone is exposed after an extraction

A serous secretion is one that is ________

What is the descriptive term of a radiographically detected lesion which has borders that are not well defined, making it impossible to detect the exact parameters of the lesion?

If regeneration of the tissue is not possible, the injured area is replaced by _____ and a scar which is made up of connective tissue

What part of the diagnostic process are you using when you examine specific cells and the appearance of the tissue normally after a biopsy of the lesion?

Which type of necrosis is the most common pattern of necrosis seen, where lack of oxygen to a cell occurs because of a lack of blood being delivered to the tissue?

__________are the foreign substance that is introduced into the body which activates the immune response.

Name this lesion which is characterized by an area of redness and loss of lingual papillae, situated on the dorsum of the tongue in the midline immediately in front of the circumvallate papillae

This used to be considered the most severe form of erythema multiforme, but is now classified as a variant of toxic epidermal necrolysis

Name this lesion which resulted from persistent trauma and appears as a hard, raised lesion which will heal rapidly after a biopsy

Which is not a systemic sign of inflammation?

What type of tooth damage do we see occurring from tooth-to-tooth wear?

What type of biopsy is being performed when the entire abnormality or area is removed?

B lymphocytes deal with humoral response and T-lymphocytes deal with cell mediated response

Ludwig's angina is a serious form of cellulitis caused by a mandibular molar infection or from oral piercings

What factor below does NOT influence rate of repair?

This syndrome mainly affects the mouth and eyes creating extreme dryness

This characteristic 'butterfly' lesion potentially indicates what disease?

This autoimmune disease is very serious, and a characteristic nikolsky sign may be present

This disease is chronic, recurrent autoimmune disease where oral ulcers, genital ulcers, and ocular inflammation occurs. This disease has a mean onset of about 30 years of age

What is the term that describes the predicted outcome of a disease?

The Langerhans' cell is a specialized type of _______ cell

Mucoceles occur from blockage of a minor salivary gland/

This lesion is the most common mass on the gingiva that is caused by trauma. It appears as a broad based, persistent exphytic lesions composed of dense scar like tissue with few blood vessels and is usually less than 1cm in diameter

A pyogenic granuloma is called a pregnancy tumor when this lesion occurs in a pregnant female.

What is the term used to describe a lesion that has a surface that is cleft or grooved, normal or otherwise, showing prominent depth?

A periapical cyst forms after a tooth extraction and all or part of the cyst is left behind

Name this lesion that is often part of a systemic allergic reaction

___________ are the subjective manifestations of any prerceptible change in the body or its functions that is a phenomenon experienced only by the individual affected by the disease

The term erythema is used to describe what color?

Which lesion has a characteristic wickham striae (lace-like) appearance?

A deep, long lasting ulcer that is very painful

This lesion is a reactive response to an irritant, drug-induced, hormonal-induced, hereditary ,idiopathic, or a reaction from leukemia

This lesion clinical term describes it as a white, plaque like lesion that cannot be rubbed off or diagnosed as a specific disease

What is the descriptive term for this lesion that is flat and does not protrude above the surface of the normal tissue?

What is the reason for cellular injury when hypoxia/anoxia occurs?

An etiology that is determined to be present at birth is _________

Standard treatment for many autoimmune diseases is corticosteroid treatment

Inflammation only occurs in living tissues

What type of immune response includes an anaphylactic reaction from allergens?

A form of this disease has an unknown etiology that affects children younger than 5 years of age and we can see punched out radiolucent areas in the skull and jaws

What are fever producing substances called?

Periodontal disease is part of the _________ response