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Chapter 01: Introduction to Preliminary Diagnosis of Oral Lesions
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Ibsen: Oral Pathology for the Dental Hygienist, 7th Edition
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MULTIPLE lCHOICE
1. Which ldescriptive lterm lis ldescribed las la lsegment l that lis lpart lof lthe lwhole?
a. Bulla
b. Vesicle
c. Lobule
d. Pustule
ANS: l C
A llobule lis ldescribed las la lsegment lor llobe lthat lis lpart lof la lwhole. lA lbulla lis la llarge, lelevated
llesion lthat lcontains lserous lfluid land lmay llook llike la lblister. lA lvesicle lis la lsmall, lelevated
llesion lthat lcontains lserous lfluid. lPustules lare lcircumscribed lelevations lcontaining lpus.
REF: l Vocabulary, lClinical lof lSoft lTissue lLesions, lpage l1 OBJ: l 1
2. A llesion lwith la lsessile lbase lis ldescribed las
a. an lulcer.
b. stemlike.
c. pedunculated.
d. flat land lbroad.
ANS: l D
Sessile ldescribes lthe lbase lof la llesion lthat lis lflat land lbroad. lAn lulcer lis la lbreak lin lthe lsurface
lepithelium. l A l stemlike l lesio nNis
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l stemlikelor lstalk-based l(similar lto la lmushroom).
REF: lVocabulary, lClinical lAppearance lof lSoft lTissue lLesions, lpage l1
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3. Which lcondition lis lnot ldiagnosed lthrough lclinical lappearance?
a. Mandibular ltori
b. Fordyce lgranules
c. Black lhairyltongue
d. Compound lodontoma
ANS: l D
The lcompound lodontoma lis linitially lidentified lradiographically las la lradiopaque larea lin lwhich
ltooth lstructure lcan lbe lidentified. lNo lclinical lcomponent lexists. lMandibular ltori lare lidentified
lclinically las lareas lof lexostosis lon lthe llingual laspects lof lmandibular lpremolars. lFordyce
lgranules lare l yellow lclusters lof lectopic lsebaceous lglands ldiagnosed lthrough lclinical
lappearance. lBlack lhairy ltongue lis ldiagnosed lclinically. lThe lfiliform lpapillae lon lthe ldorsal
ltongue lelongate land lbecome lbrown lor lblack. lCauses linclude ltobacco, lalcohol, lhydrogen
lperoxide, lchemical lrinses, lantibiotics, land lantacids.
REF: l Radiographic lDiagnosis, lpage l9 OBJ: l 3
4. Another lname lfor lgeographic ltongue lis
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a. median lrhomboid lglossitis.
b. benign lmigratory lglossitis.
c. fissured ltongue.
d. black lhairyltongue.
ANS: l B
Benign lmigratory lglossitis lis lanother lname lfor lgeographic ltongue. lResearch lsuggests lthat
lmedian lrhomboid lglossitis lis lassociated lwith la lchronic lfungal linfection lfrom lCandida
lalbicans. lSometimes lthe lcondition lresolves lwith lantifungal ltherapy. lFissured ltongue lis lseen lin
l5% lof lthe lpopulation. lIt lis la lvariant lof lnormal. lGenetic lfactors lare ltypically lassociated lwith lthe
lcondition. lBlack lhairy ltongue lis lcaused lby la lreaction lto lchemicals, ltobacco, lhydrogen
lperoxide, lor lantacids. lThe lfiliform lpapillae lon lthe ldorsal ltongue lbecome lelongated land lare
ldark lbrown lto lblack.
REF: l Geographic lTongue, lpage l24 OBJ: l 7
5. This lbony lhard lstructure lin lthe lmidline lof lthe lhard lpalate lis lgenetic lin lorigin land linherited lin
l an lautosomal ldominant lmanner. lThe ldiagnosis lis lmade lthrough lclinical lappearance. lWhich
l condition lis lsuspected?
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a. Palatal lcyst
b. Torus lpalatinus
c. Mixed ltumor
d. Ranula
ANS: l B
A ltorus lpalatinus lis ldevelopmental land lbony lhard land lis lfound lon lthe lmidline lof lthe lpalate.
lDiagnosis lis lmade lon lthe lbasis lof lclinical lappearance. lA lpalatal lcyst lappears lradiolucent lon la
lradiographic lexamination land lis lnot ldiagnosed lthrough lclinical lappearance. lA lmixed ltumor lor
lpleomorphic ladenoma lis la lbenign ltumor lof lsalivary lgland lorigin, lfound lunilaterally loff lthe
lmidline lof lthe lhard lpalate. l It lis lcomposed lof ltumor ltissue lthat lis lnot lbony lhard lto lpalpation.
Ranula lis la lterm lused lfor la lmucocele-like llesion lthat lforms lunilaterally lon lthe lfloor lof lthe
lmouth.
REF: l Torus lPalatinus, lpage l21 OBJ: l 4
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6. The lgray-white lopalescent lfilm lseen lon lthe lbuccal lmucosa lof l85% lof lblack ladults lis la lvariant
l of lnormal lthat lrequires lno ltreatment land lis ltermed
a. linea lalba.
b. leukoedema.
c. leukoplakia.
d. white lsponge lnevus.
ANS: l B
Leukoedema lis la ldiffuse lopalescence lmost lcommonly lseen lon lthe lbuccal lmucosa lin lblack
lindividuals. lLinea lalba lis la l―white lline‖ lthat lextends lanteroposteriorly lon lthe lbuccal lmucosa
lalong lthe locclusal lplane. lIt lis lmost lprominent lin lpatients lwho lhave la lclenching lor lgrinding
lhabit. lLeukoplakia lis la lclinical lterm lfor la lwhite llesion, lthe lcause lof lwhich lis lunknown. lWhite
lsponge lnevus lis la lgenetic l(autosomal ldominant) ltrait. lClinically, lit lis lcharacterized lby la lsoft
lwhite, lfolded l(or lcorrugated) loral lmucosa. lA lthick llayer lof lkeratin lproduces lthe lwhitening.
REF: l Leukoedema, lpage l23 OBJ: l 8
7. Which lcondition lmost llikely lresponds lto ltherapeutic ldiagnosis?
a. Angular lcheilitis
b. Amelogenesis limperfecta
c. Paget ldisease
d. Stafne lbone lcyst
ANS: l A
Angular lcheilitis lmost lcommonly lresponds lto lantifungal ltherapy lonce lnutritional ldeficiencies
lhave lbeen lruled lout. lAmelogenesis limperfecta lis la lgenetic lcondition lassociated lwith labnormal
development lof lthe lenamel. lPaget ldisease lis la lchronic lmetabolic lbone ldisease. lA lhighly
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lelevated l serumlalkaline l phosp h at a s e le v el c o n t ri bu t e s significant l y lto lthe l diagnosis. l A l Stafne
bone lcyst lis ldetermined lthrough lsurgical ldiagnosis lin lwhich lentrapped lsalivary lgland ltissue lis
lidentified.
REF: l Therapeutic lDiagnosis, lpage l18 OBJ: l 3
8. The lgingival lenlargement lin lthis lpatient lwas lcaused lbyla lcalcium lchannel lblocker. lWhich
l medication lis lthe llikely lcause?
a. Dilantin
b. Nifedipine
c. Quinidine
d. Clozapine
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THE DENTAL HYGIENIST 7TH EDITION
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,TEST lBANK lFOR lORAL lPATHOLOGY lFOR lTHE lDENTAL lHYGIENIST l7TH lEDITION lBY lIBSEN
Chapter 01: Introduction to Preliminary Diagnosis of Oral Lesions
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Ibsen: Oral Pathology for the Dental Hygienist, 7th Edition
l l l l l l l l l
MULTIPLE lCHOICE
1. Which ldescriptive lterm lis ldescribed las la lsegment l that lis lpart lof lthe lwhole?
a. Bulla
b. Vesicle
c. Lobule
d. Pustule
ANS: l C
A llobule lis ldescribed las la lsegment lor llobe lthat lis lpart lof la lwhole. lA lbulla lis la llarge, lelevated
llesion lthat lcontains lserous lfluid land lmay llook llike la lblister. lA lvesicle lis la lsmall, lelevated
llesion lthat lcontains lserous lfluid. lPustules lare lcircumscribed lelevations lcontaining lpus.
REF: l Vocabulary, lClinical lof lSoft lTissue lLesions, lpage l1 OBJ: l 1
2. A llesion lwith la lsessile lbase lis ldescribed las
a. an lulcer.
b. stemlike.
c. pedunculated.
d. flat land lbroad.
ANS: l D
Sessile ldescribes lthe lbase lof la llesion lthat lis lflat land lbroad. lAn lulcer lis la lbreak lin lthe lsurface
lepithelium. l A l stemlike l lesio nNis
UrRefSeIr r N
e dGtK
o lIasNpGe.duCnOcuMl at ed. l Alpedunculated l lesion l is
l stemlikelor lstalk-based l(similar lto la lmushroom).
REF: lVocabulary, lClinical lAppearance lof lSoft lTissue lLesions, lpage l1
lOBJ: l1
3. Which lcondition lis lnot ldiagnosed lthrough lclinical lappearance?
a. Mandibular ltori
b. Fordyce lgranules
c. Black lhairyltongue
d. Compound lodontoma
ANS: l D
The lcompound lodontoma lis linitially lidentified lradiographically las la lradiopaque larea lin lwhich
ltooth lstructure lcan lbe lidentified. lNo lclinical lcomponent lexists. lMandibular ltori lare lidentified
lclinically las lareas lof lexostosis lon lthe llingual laspects lof lmandibular lpremolars. lFordyce
lgranules lare l yellow lclusters lof lectopic lsebaceous lglands ldiagnosed lthrough lclinical
lappearance. lBlack lhairy ltongue lis ldiagnosed lclinically. lThe lfiliform lpapillae lon lthe ldorsal
ltongue lelongate land lbecome lbrown lor lblack. lCauses linclude ltobacco, lalcohol, lhydrogen
lperoxide, lchemical lrinses, lantibiotics, land lantacids.
REF: l Radiographic lDiagnosis, lpage l9 OBJ: l 3
4. Another lname lfor lgeographic ltongue lis
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a. median lrhomboid lglossitis.
b. benign lmigratory lglossitis.
c. fissured ltongue.
d. black lhairyltongue.
ANS: l B
Benign lmigratory lglossitis lis lanother lname lfor lgeographic ltongue. lResearch lsuggests lthat
lmedian lrhomboid lglossitis lis lassociated lwith la lchronic lfungal linfection lfrom lCandida
lalbicans. lSometimes lthe lcondition lresolves lwith lantifungal ltherapy. lFissured ltongue lis lseen lin
l5% lof lthe lpopulation. lIt lis la lvariant lof lnormal. lGenetic lfactors lare ltypically lassociated lwith lthe
lcondition. lBlack lhairy ltongue lis lcaused lby la lreaction lto lchemicals, ltobacco, lhydrogen
lperoxide, lor lantacids. lThe lfiliform lpapillae lon lthe ldorsal ltongue lbecome lelongated land lare
ldark lbrown lto lblack.
REF: l Geographic lTongue, lpage l24 OBJ: l 7
5. This lbony lhard lstructure lin lthe lmidline lof lthe lhard lpalate lis lgenetic lin lorigin land linherited lin
l an lautosomal ldominant lmanner. lThe ldiagnosis lis lmade lthrough lclinical lappearance. lWhich
l condition lis lsuspected?
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a. Palatal lcyst
b. Torus lpalatinus
c. Mixed ltumor
d. Ranula
ANS: l B
A ltorus lpalatinus lis ldevelopmental land lbony lhard land lis lfound lon lthe lmidline lof lthe lpalate.
lDiagnosis lis lmade lon lthe lbasis lof lclinical lappearance. lA lpalatal lcyst lappears lradiolucent lon la
lradiographic lexamination land lis lnot ldiagnosed lthrough lclinical lappearance. lA lmixed ltumor lor
lpleomorphic ladenoma lis la lbenign ltumor lof lsalivary lgland lorigin, lfound lunilaterally loff lthe
lmidline lof lthe lhard lpalate. l It lis lcomposed lof ltumor ltissue lthat lis lnot lbony lhard lto lpalpation.
Ranula lis la lterm lused lfor la lmucocele-like llesion lthat lforms lunilaterally lon lthe lfloor lof lthe
lmouth.
REF: l Torus lPalatinus, lpage l21 OBJ: l 4
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6. The lgray-white lopalescent lfilm lseen lon lthe lbuccal lmucosa lof l85% lof lblack ladults lis la lvariant
l of lnormal lthat lrequires lno ltreatment land lis ltermed
a. linea lalba.
b. leukoedema.
c. leukoplakia.
d. white lsponge lnevus.
ANS: l B
Leukoedema lis la ldiffuse lopalescence lmost lcommonly lseen lon lthe lbuccal lmucosa lin lblack
lindividuals. lLinea lalba lis la l―white lline‖ lthat lextends lanteroposteriorly lon lthe lbuccal lmucosa
lalong lthe locclusal lplane. lIt lis lmost lprominent lin lpatients lwho lhave la lclenching lor lgrinding
lhabit. lLeukoplakia lis la lclinical lterm lfor la lwhite llesion, lthe lcause lof lwhich lis lunknown. lWhite
lsponge lnevus lis la lgenetic l(autosomal ldominant) ltrait. lClinically, lit lis lcharacterized lby la lsoft
lwhite, lfolded l(or lcorrugated) loral lmucosa. lA lthick llayer lof lkeratin lproduces lthe lwhitening.
REF: l Leukoedema, lpage l23 OBJ: l 8
7. Which lcondition lmost llikely lresponds lto ltherapeutic ldiagnosis?
a. Angular lcheilitis
b. Amelogenesis limperfecta
c. Paget ldisease
d. Stafne lbone lcyst
ANS: l A
Angular lcheilitis lmost lcommonly lresponds lto lantifungal ltherapy lonce lnutritional ldeficiencies
lhave lbeen lruled lout. lAmelogenesis limperfecta lis la lgenetic lcondition lassociated lwith labnormal
development lof lthe lenamel. lPaget ldisease lis la lchronic lmetabolic lbone ldisease. lA lhighly
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lelevated l serumlalkaline l phosp h at a s e le v el c o n t ri bu t e s significant l y lto lthe l diagnosis. l A l Stafne
bone lcyst lis ldetermined lthrough lsurgical ldiagnosis lin lwhich lentrapped lsalivary lgland ltissue lis
lidentified.
REF: l Therapeutic lDiagnosis, lpage l18 OBJ: l 3
8. The lgingival lenlargement lin lthis lpatient lwas lcaused lbyla lcalcium lchannel lblocker. lWhich
l medication lis lthe llikely lcause?
a. Dilantin
b. Nifedipine
c. Quinidine
d. Clozapine
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