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Prepare effectively with this Complete Test Bank for Oral Pathology for the Dental Hygienist, 7th Edition by Ibsen. This comprehensive exam-prep resource includes: All Chapters Fully Covered Multiple Choice & Case-Based Exam Questions Verified Answers Included Structured Chapter-by-Chapter Organization Clear Academic Formatting Instant Digital Download Ideal for students enrolled in: Dental Hygiene Programs Oral Pathology Courses Dental Assisting & Oral Health Programs National Board Dental Hygiene Exam (NBDHE) preparation This test bank reinforces key concepts including oral lesions, infectious diseases, oral cancer, developmental disorders, systemic conditions affecting the oral cavity, and clinical recognition skills. Designed for US, Canadian, and international dental hygiene students seeking structured and reliable exam preparation. Complete file. Study-ready.

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,Chapter301:3Introduction3to3Preliminary3Diagnosis3of3Oral3Lesions3Ibse
n:3Oral3Pathology3for3the3Dental3Hygienist,37th3Edition


MULTIPLE3CHOICE

1. Which3descriptive3term3is3described3as3a3segment3that3is3part3of3the3whole?
a. Bulla
b. Vesicle
c. Lobule
d. Pustule
ANS:3 C
A3lobule3is3described3as3a3segment3or3lobe3that3is3part3of3a3whole.3A3bulla3is3a3large,3elevated
3lesion3that3contains3serous3fluid3and3may3look3like3a3blister.3A3vesicle 3is3a3small,3elevated3le
sion3that3contains3serous3fluid.3Pustules3are3circumscribed3elevations3containing3pus.

REF:3 Vocabulary, 3Clinical3of3Soft3Tissue3Lesions,3page31 OBJ:3 1

2. A3lesion3with3a3sessile3base3is3described3as
a. an3ulcer.
b. stemlike.
c. pedunculated.
d. flat3and3broad.
ANS:3 D
Sessile3describes3the3base3of3a3lesion3that3is3flat3and3broad.3An3ulcer3is3a3break3in3the3surface3
epithelium.3A3stemlike3lesion3is3referred3to3as3pedunculated.3A3pedunculated3lesion3is3stemlik
e3or3stalk-based3(similar3to3a3mushroom).

REF:3Vocabulary,3Clinical3Appearance3of3Soft3Tissue3Lesions,3page313
OBJ:31

3. Which3condition3is3not3diagnosed3through3clinical3appearance?
a. Mandibular3tori
b. Fordyce3granules
c. Black3hairy3tongue
d. Compound3odontoma
ANS:3 D
The3compound3odontoma3is3initially3identified3radiographically3as3a3radiopaque3area3in3whic
h3tooth3structure3can3be3identified.3No3clinical3component3exists.3Mandibular3tori3are3identifi
ed3clinically3as3areas3of3exostosis3on3the3lingual3aspects3of3mandibular3premolars.3Fordyce3g
ranules3are3yellow3clusters3of3ectopic3sebaceous3glands3diagnosed3through3clinical3appearanc
e.3Black3hairy3tongue3is3diagnosed3clinically.3The3filiform3papillae3on3the3dorsal3tongue3elon
gate3and3become3brown3or3black.3Causes3include3tobacco,3alcohol,3hydrogen3peroxide,3chem
ical3rinses,3antibiotics,3and3antacids.

REF:3 Radiographic3Diagnosis,3page39 OBJ:3 3

4. Another3name3for3geographic3tongue3is

, a. median3rhomboid3glossitis.
b. benign3migratory3glossitis.
c. fissured3tongue.
d. black3hairy3tongue.
ANS:3 B
Benign3migratory3glossitis3is3another3name3for3geographic3tongue.3Research3suggests3that3m
edian3rhomboid3glossitis3is3associated3with3a3chronic3fungal3infection3from3Candida3albican
s.3Sometimes3the3condition3resolves3with3antifungal3therapy.3Fissured3tongue3is3seen3in35%3o
f3the3population.3It3is3a3variant3of3normal.3Genetic3factors3are3typically3associated3with3the3c
ondition.3Black3hairy3tongue3is3caused3by3a3reaction3to3chemicals,3tobacco,3hydrogen3peroxi
de,3or3antacids.3The3filiform3papillae3on3the3dorsal3tongue3become3elongated3and3are3dark3br
own3to3black.

REF:3 Geographic3Tongue,3page324 OBJ:3 7

5. This3bony3hard3structure3in3the3midline3of3the3hard3palate3is3genetic3in3origin3and3inherited3
in3an3autosomal3dominant3manner.3The3diagnosis3is3made3through3clinical3appearance.3Whi
ch3condition3is3suspected?
a. Palatal3cyst
b. Torus3palatinus
c. Mixed3tumor
d. Ranula
ANS:3 B
A3torus3palatinus3is3developmental3and3bony3hard3and3is3found3on3the3midline3of3the3palate.3
Diagnosis3is3made3on3the3basis3of3clinical3appearance.3A3palatal3cyst3appears3radiolucent3on3
a3radiographic3examination3and3is3not3diagnosed3through3clinical3appearance.3A3mixed3tumor
3or3pleomorphic 3adenoma 3is3a3benign3tumor3of3salivary3gland3origin,3found3unilaterally3off3t

he3midline3of3the3hard3palate.3It3is3composed3of3tumor3tissue3that3is3not3bony3hard3to3palpati
on.
Ranula3is3a3term3used3for3a3mucocele-
like3lesion3that3forms3unilaterally3on3the3floor3of3the3mouth.

REF:3 Torus3Palatinus,3page321 OBJ:3 4

6. The3gray-
white3opalescent3film3seen3on3the3buccal3mucosa3of385%3of3black3adults3is3a3variant3of3nor
mal3that3requires3no3treatment3and3is3termed
a. linea3alba.
b. leukoedema.
c. leukoplakia.
d. white3sponge3nevus.
ANS:3 B
Leukoedema3is3a3diffuse3opalescence3most3commonly3seen3on3the3buccal3mucosa3in3black3in
dividuals.3Linea3alba3is3a3“white3line”3that3extends3anteroposteriorly3on3the3buccal3mucosa3al
ong3the3occlusal3plane.3It3is3most3prominent3in3patients3who3have3a3clenching3or3grinding3ha
bit.3Leukoplakia3is3a3clinical3term3for3a3white3lesion,3the3cause3of3which3is3unknown.3White3s
ponge3nevus3is3a3genetic3(autosomal3dominant)3trait.3Clinically,3it3is3characterized3by3a3soft3
white,3folded3(or3corrugated)3oral3mucosa.3A3thick3layer3of3keratin3produces3the3whitening.

REF:3 Leukoedema,3page323 OBJ:3 8

, 7. Which3condition3most3likely3responds3to3therapeutic3diagnosis?
a. Angular3cheilitis
b. Amelogenesis3imperfecta
c. Paget3disease
d. Stafne3bone3cyst
ANS:3 A
Angular3cheilitis3most3commonly3responds3to3antifungal3therapy3once3nutritional3deficiencie
s3have3been3ruled3out.3Amelogenesis3imperfecta3is3a3genetic3condition3associated3with3abnor
mal3development3of3the3enamel.3Paget3disease3is3a3chronic3metabolic3bone3disease.3A3highly3
elevated3serum3alkaline3phosphatase3level3contributes3significantly3to3the3diagnosis.3A3Stafne
3bone3cyst3is3determined3through3surgical 3diagnosis3in3which3entrapped3salivary3gland3tissue 3
is3identified.

REF:3 Therapeutic3Diagnosis, 3page318 OBJ:3 3

8. The3gingival3enlargement3in3this3patient3was3caused3by3a3calcium3channel3blocke
r.3Which3medication3is3the3likely3cause?
a. Dilantin
b. Nifedipine
c. Quinidine
d. Clozapine
ANS:3 B
Nifedipine3is3a3calcium3channel3blocker.3Dilantin3is3an3anticonvulsant3used3to3prevent3or3cont
rol3seizures.3Quinidine3is3an3antiarrhythmic3agent3used3to3treat3cardiac3arrhythmias.3Clozapin
e3is3an3antipsychotic3used3in3the3management3of3psychotic3symptoms3in3schizophrenia.

REF:3 Historical3Diagnosis,3Fig.31.38,3page317 OBJ:3 3

9. Radiographic3features,3including3cotton-
wool3radiopacities3and3hypercementosis,3are3especially3helpful3in3the3diagnosis3of
a. Paget3disease.
b. dentinogenesis3imperfecta.
c. anemia.
d. diabetes.
ANS:3 A
Paget3disease3is3a3chronic3metabolic3bone3disease.3Radiographically,3cotton-
wool3radiopacities3and3hypercementosis3are3characteristic3features.3Dentinogenesis3imperfecta
3is3a3genetic 3condition3involving3a3defect 3in3the3development 3of3dentin.3Anemia,3a3decrease 3in

3red3blood3cells,3requires3blood3tests3to3determine 3the3etiologic 3factors.3Diabetes3is3a3chronic 3d
isorder3of3carbohydrate3metabolism3characterized3by3abnormally3high3blood3glucose3levels.

REF:3 Laboratory3Diagnosis, 3Fig.31.40,3pages316,318 OBJ:3 3

10. In3internal3resorption,3the3radiolucency3seen3on3radiographic3examination3is3usually
a. well3circumscribed.
b. diffuse.

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