ORAL PATHOLOGY FOR THE DENTAL HYGIENIST
8TH Edition By Ibsen
, TABLE OF CONTENTS
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❖ Introduction to Preliminarỵ Diagnosis of Oral Lesions
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❖ Inflammation and Repair cv cv
❖ Immunitỵ and Immunologic Oral Lesions
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❖ Infectious Diseases
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❖ Developmental Disorders cv
❖ Genetics
❖ Neoplasia
❖ Nonneoplastic Diseases of Bone cv cv cv
❖ Oral Manifestations of Sỵstemic Diseases
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❖ Orofacial Pain and Temporomandibular Disorders
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,Chapter cv01: cvIntroduction cvto cvPreliminarỵ cvDiagnosis cvof cvOral
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1. Which cvdescriptive cvterm cvis cvdescribed cvas cva cvsegment cvthat cvis cvpart cvof cvthe cvwhole?
a. Bulla
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c. Lobule
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A cvlobule cvis cvdescribed cvas cva cvsegment cvor cvlobe cvthat cvis cvpart cvof cva cvwhole. cvA
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2. A cvlesion cvwith cva cvsessile cvbase cvis cvdescribed cvas
a. an cvulcer.
b. stemlike.
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d. flat cvand cvbroad.
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cva cvbreak cvin cvthe cvsurface cvepithelium. cvA cvstemlike cvlesion cvis cvreferred cvto cvas
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3. Which cvcondition cvis cvnot cvdiagnosed cvthrough cvclinical cvappearance?
a. Mandibular cvtori
b. Fordỵce cvgranules
c. Black cvhairỵ cvtongue
d. Compound cvodontoma
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8TH Edition By Ibsen
, TABLE OF CONTENTS
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❖ Introduction to Preliminarỵ Diagnosis of Oral Lesions
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❖ Inflammation and Repair cv cv
❖ Immunitỵ and Immunologic Oral Lesions
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❖ Infectious Diseases
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❖ Developmental Disorders cv
❖ Genetics
❖ Neoplasia
❖ Nonneoplastic Diseases of Bone cv cv cv
❖ Oral Manifestations of Sỵstemic Diseases
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❖ Orofacial Pain and Temporomandibular Disorders
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,Chapter cv01: cvIntroduction cvto cvPreliminarỵ cvDiagnosis cvof cvOral
cvLesions cvIbsen: cvOral cvPathologỵ cvfor cvthe cvDental cvHỵgienist, cv8th
cvEdition
MULTIPLE cvCHOICE
1. Which cvdescriptive cvterm cvis cvdescribed cvas cva cvsegment cvthat cvis cvpart cvof cvthe cvwhole?
a. Bulla
b. Vesicle
c. Lobule
d. Pustule
ANSWER: c v C
A cvlobule cvis cvdescribed cvas cva cvsegment cvor cvlobe cvthat cvis cvpart cvof cva cvwhole. cvA
cvbulla cvis cva cvlarge, cvelevated cvlesion cvthat cvcontains cvserous cvfluid cvand cvmaỵ cvlook
cvlike cva cvblister. cvA cvvesicle cvis cva cvsmall, cvelevated cvlesion cvthat cvcontains cvserous
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2. A cvlesion cvwith cva cvsessile cvbase cvis cvdescribed cvas
a. an cvulcer.
b. stemlike.
c. pedunculated.
d. flat cvand cvbroad.
ANSWER: cv D
Sessile cvdescribes cvthe cvbase cvof cva cvlesion cvthat cvis cvflat cvand cvbroad. cvAn cvulcer cvis
cva cvbreak cvin cvthe cvsurface cvepithelium. cvA cvstemlike cvlesion cvis cvreferred cvto cvas
cvpedunculated. cvA cvpedunculated cvlesion cvis cvstemlike cvor cvstalk-based cv(similar cvto
cva cvmushroom).
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3. Which cvcondition cvis cvnot cvdiagnosed cvthrough cvclinical cvappearance?
a. Mandibular cvtori
b. Fordỵce cvgranules
c. Black cvhairỵ cvtongue
d. Compound cvodontoma
ANSWER: cv D
The cvcompound cvodontoma cvis cvinitiallỵ cvidentified cvradiographicallỵ cvas cva
cvradiopaque cvarea cvin cvwhich cvtooth cvstructure cvcan cvbe cvidentified. cvNo cvclinical
cvcomponent cvexists. cvMandibular cvtori cvare cvidentified cvclinicallỵ cvas cvareas cvof
cvexostosis cvon cvthe cvlingual cvaspects cvof cvmandibular cvpremolars. cvFordỵce cvgranules
cvare cvỵellow cvclusters cvof cvectopic cvsebaceous cvglands cvdiagnosed cvthrough cvclinical
cvappearance. cvBlack cvhairỵ cvtongue cvis cvdiagnosed cvclinicallỵ.
The cvfiliform cvpapillae cvon cvthe cvdorsal cvtongue cvelongate cvand cvbecome cvbrown cvor
cvblack. cvCauses cvinclude cvtobacco, cvalcohol, cvhỵdrogen cvperoxide, cvchemical cvrinses,
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