NBDE II: Oral Pathology Questions and
Answers A+ Guide
What appears on posterolateral area of tongue and looks like
SCC? - correct answers✅✅Hyperplastic lingual tonsils
Same histology as epulis fissuratum? - correct
answers✅✅Irritation fibroma
Cells of a granuloma include... - correct
answers✅✅Lymphocytes
Hypercalcemia, hypophosphatemia and loss of lamina dura= -
correct answers✅✅Hyperparathyroidsim
Thin hair - correct answers✅✅Hypothyroidism
Pseudoepitheliomatous hyperplasia seen on - correct
answers✅✅Granular cell tumor
- NOTE: PH looks like SCC
Prominent forehead, dwarf, disproportionate arms and legs and
retruded maxilla - correct answers✅✅Achondroplasia
Manifested with seizure - correct
answers✅✅Encephalotrigamino haematosis
,NBDE II: Oral Pathology Questions and
Answers A+ Guide
Cleft lip prevalence - correct answers✅✅1/700
Lip=males
Palate=girls
What papilla are involved in hyperplastic lingual tonsils? - correct
answers✅✅Folate
Epstein pearls in babies are located where? - correct
answers✅✅Midline of palate
Bohn nodules in babies are located where? - correct
answers✅✅Alveolar ridge
-NOTE: Bohn and Epstein pearls are keratin filled cysts of salivary
origin
Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease in which the body's
immune system becomes hyperactive and attacks normal healthy
tissue. This results in symptoms such as inflammation, swelling,
and damage to joints, skin, kidneys, blood, the heart, and lungs. -
correct answers✅✅
, NBDE II: Oral Pathology Questions and
Answers A+ Guide
Which condition consists of endocarditis (warty vegitations on
valves and pericarditis) and glomerulonephritis? - correct
answers✅✅Lupus (affects heart and kidneys)
Systemic disease of primary teeth - correct
answers✅✅Hypophosphatasia
Stages of syphilis - correct answers✅✅
Cavernous sinus thrombosis (CST) = blood clot formation w/in the
CS at the base of the brain which drains deoxygenated blood from
the brain back to the heart. Usually from an infection from nose,
sinuses, ears, teeth or Forunculo. - correct answers✅✅
Bacteria associated with Cavernous sinus thrombosis - correct
answers✅✅Staph Aureus and Streptoccoci
CST infection is due to - correct answers✅✅Abscess in upper
lip or infection of maxillary teeth
-Anterior triangle
First sign of CST - correct answers✅✅Headache
Is Ludwig's angina bilateral or unilateral? - correct
answers✅✅Bilateral
Answers A+ Guide
What appears on posterolateral area of tongue and looks like
SCC? - correct answers✅✅Hyperplastic lingual tonsils
Same histology as epulis fissuratum? - correct
answers✅✅Irritation fibroma
Cells of a granuloma include... - correct
answers✅✅Lymphocytes
Hypercalcemia, hypophosphatemia and loss of lamina dura= -
correct answers✅✅Hyperparathyroidsim
Thin hair - correct answers✅✅Hypothyroidism
Pseudoepitheliomatous hyperplasia seen on - correct
answers✅✅Granular cell tumor
- NOTE: PH looks like SCC
Prominent forehead, dwarf, disproportionate arms and legs and
retruded maxilla - correct answers✅✅Achondroplasia
Manifested with seizure - correct
answers✅✅Encephalotrigamino haematosis
,NBDE II: Oral Pathology Questions and
Answers A+ Guide
Cleft lip prevalence - correct answers✅✅1/700
Lip=males
Palate=girls
What papilla are involved in hyperplastic lingual tonsils? - correct
answers✅✅Folate
Epstein pearls in babies are located where? - correct
answers✅✅Midline of palate
Bohn nodules in babies are located where? - correct
answers✅✅Alveolar ridge
-NOTE: Bohn and Epstein pearls are keratin filled cysts of salivary
origin
Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease in which the body's
immune system becomes hyperactive and attacks normal healthy
tissue. This results in symptoms such as inflammation, swelling,
and damage to joints, skin, kidneys, blood, the heart, and lungs. -
correct answers✅✅
, NBDE II: Oral Pathology Questions and
Answers A+ Guide
Which condition consists of endocarditis (warty vegitations on
valves and pericarditis) and glomerulonephritis? - correct
answers✅✅Lupus (affects heart and kidneys)
Systemic disease of primary teeth - correct
answers✅✅Hypophosphatasia
Stages of syphilis - correct answers✅✅
Cavernous sinus thrombosis (CST) = blood clot formation w/in the
CS at the base of the brain which drains deoxygenated blood from
the brain back to the heart. Usually from an infection from nose,
sinuses, ears, teeth or Forunculo. - correct answers✅✅
Bacteria associated with Cavernous sinus thrombosis - correct
answers✅✅Staph Aureus and Streptoccoci
CST infection is due to - correct answers✅✅Abscess in upper
lip or infection of maxillary teeth
-Anterior triangle
First sign of CST - correct answers✅✅Headache
Is Ludwig's angina bilateral or unilateral? - correct
answers✅✅Bilateral
