OPATH - COMPLETION

60問 • 2年前

Kel Sy

通報

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T/F. Incisional biopsy is a process that collects epithelial cell that are fixed on a slide for evaluation.

False

T/F. There is no risk of spread when performing a needle biopsy.

False

T/F. If pus is aspirated, an infectious process is likely present.

True

T/F. Leukoedema requires no treatment.

True

T/F. Behcet’s syndrome can include mouth sores, inflammation, skin and bone lesions and genital sores.

True

T/F. The collection of patient information starts when the patient is seated in your chair.

False

T/F. An accurate diagnosis is the first step to a successful treatment.

True

T/F. Extraoral examination includes collecting information on gait, physical impairments and facial symmetry.

True

T/F. The mnemonics SOCRATES is useful in securing a patient’s medical and family history.

False

T/F. Radiographs are able to provide definitive diagnosis.

False

T/F. Vascular lesions, like hemangiomas, are an indication for a biopsy.

False

T/F. Mucocutaneous diseases affecting the oral mucosa are an indication for a biopsy.

True

T/F. Ameloblastoms have increased risk of turning malignant.

False

T/F. Squamous odontogenic tumour is a slow growing , nonecapsulated, locally invasive odontogenic neoplasm.

False

T/F. Pindborg tumours mimic severe bone loss from periodontitis if high in the alveolus.

False

T/F. Odontomas are considered to be the most common odontogenic tumour of benign origin.

True

T/F. Typically, ameloblastomas appear radiographically as honeycomb or soap bubble in appearance.

True

T/F. Treatment for ameloblastomas include enucleation, curettage, or surgical excision.

True

T/F. White lesions white due to a thin layer of keratin and reduced vascularity to the area.

False

T/F. White sponge nevus lesions can be removed by scraping.

False

Cancers that arises from epithelial cells.

Carcinoma

Decrease in size of cells, tissues, or organs.

Atrophy

A growth where the base is narrower than the widest part.

Pedunculated

Loss of intracellular connections resulting in loss of cohesion between cells.

Acantholysis

Lesion slightly elevated and flat on its surface.

Plaque

Blister filled with purulent fluid.

Pustule

A flat, non-palpable, circumscribed skin discoloration <1cm.

Macule

Vascular lesion caused by dilation of small superficial blood vessels.

Telengiectasia

A radiolucent lesion having several or many compartments.

Multilocular

An aggregation of macrophages that forms in response to chronic inflammation.

Granuloma

An abnormal connection between two epithelium lined spaces/cavities.

Fistula

A common skin allergic reaction resulting to red, raised, itchy bumps or welts on skin.

Urticaria

Skin discoloration due to movement of blood from ruptured blood vessels.

Ecchymosis

White or off-white edema of the oral mucosa of the cheeks and lips.

Leukoedema

Refers to age, gender, ethnic group of the patient.

Demographic

Definitive diagnosis.

Incisional Biopsy

Desirable biopsy sample.

Deep and narrow

Method of analysis of a patient’s history and physical examination to arrive at the correct diagnosis.

Differential Diagnosis

Ectopic sebaceous glands.

Fordyce's Granules

Both curative and diagnosis.

Biopsy

I/O examination, except (a. Tongue; b. Teeth; c. Lips; d. Mucosa)

Diagnostic process except (a. List of medication; b. Medical history; c. Dental history; d. Blood chemistry; e. All of the above; f. None of the above)

Medical history: (a. Review of systems; b. List of medication; c. Current physician/s; d. All of the above; e. None of the above)

Intraoral radiograph (a. OPG; b. CBCT; c. Occlusal; d. Lateral Oblique)

Well and normal patients (a. ASA IV; b. ASA III; c. ASA II; d. ASA I)

Pain history, except (a. Site; b. Associated features; c. Radiation; d. Severity; e. All of the above; f. None of the above)

Biopsy (a. Excisional; b. Incisional; c. Needle; d. Exfoliative; e. All of the above; f. None of the above)

Biopsy indications, except (a. Lesions >2 weeks after removal of local irritants; b. Cysts; c. Expansive lesions; d. Hemangiomas; e. All of the above; f. None of the above)

Biopsy contraindications, except (a. Vascular lesions; b. Seriously ill patients; c. Easy access lesions; d. All of the above; e. None of the above)

Enucleation, except (a. Ameloblastoma; b. CEOT; c. Adenomatoid odontogenic tumour; d. All of the above; e. None of the above)

Management of odontogenic tumours, except (a. Surgery; b. Enucleation; c. Mandibulectomy; d. Radiation; e. All of the above; f. None of the above)

Predominantly while patch that cannot be characterized clinically (a. Leukoedema; b. Leukocyte; c. Leukoplakia; d. All of the above; e. None of the above)

Caused by mild abrasion or irritants (a. Hairy leukoplakia; b. Nicotine stomatitis; c. Frictional keratosis; d. Hyperplasia)

Etiologic factor of oral hairy leukoplakia (a. CMV; b. HPV; c. HIV; d. EBV)

Cause of hairy tongue, except (a. Broad spectrum antibiotics; b. Intense smoking; c. Head and neck radiation; d. All of the above; e. None of the above)

Causes of nicotine stomatitis, except (a. Pipe; b. Cigar; c. Reverse smoking; d. Cigarettes; e. All of the above; f. None of the above)

Candidiasis (a. C. albicans; b. C. albican; c. C. albicuns; d. C. albicons)

White sponge nevus features, except (a. Symmetrical; b. Keratotic; c. Soft; d. Smooth; e. All of the above; f. None of the above)

Fordyce’s spots treatment (a. Surgery; b. No treatment; c. Steroid; d. All of the above; e. None of the above)

Geographic Tongue (a. Benign migratory glossitis; b. Erythema migrans; c. Migratory stomatitis; d. All of the above; e. None of the above)

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