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COMPLETE TEST BANK _
ORAL PATHOLOGY FOR THE DENTAL HYGIENIST 8TH EDITION,
(2021)
BY OLGA A. C. IBSEN & SCOTT PETERS
ALL CHAPTERS 1-10| LATEST VERSION WITH DETAILED AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
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CHAPTER 01: INTRODUCTION TO PRELIMINARY DIAGNOSIS OF ORAL LESIONS ____________ 3
CHAPTER 02: INFLAMMATION AND REPAIR _______________________________________ 51
CHAPTER 03: IMMUNITY AND IMMUNOLOGIC ORAL LESIONS ________________________ 84
CHAPTER 04: INFECTIOUS DISEASES ____________________________________________ 119
CHAPTER 05: DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS ______________________________________ 150
CHAPTER 06: GENETICS ______________________________________________________ 183
CHAPTER 07: NEOPLASIA _____________________________________________________ 234
CHAPTER 08: NONNEOPLASTIC DISEASES OF BONE ________________________________ 285
CHAPTER 09: ORAL MANIFESTATIONS OF SYSTEMIC DISEASES _______________________ 306
CHAPTER 10: OROFACIAL PAIN AND DISEASES AFFECTING THE TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT
__________________________________________________________________________ 345
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CHAPTER 01: INTRODUCTION TO PRELIMINARY DIAGNOSIS OF ORAL LESIONS
OLGA A. C. IBSEN: ORAL PATHOLOGY FOR THE DENTAL HYGIENIST 8TH
EDITION, (2021) TEST BANK
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. WHICH DESCRIPTIVE TERM IS DESCRIBED AS A SEGMENT THAT IS PART
OF THE WHOLE?
A. BULLA
B. VESICLE
C. LOBULE
D. PUSTULE
CORRECT ANS:> C
A LOBULE IS DESCRIBED AS A SEGMENT OR LOBE THAT IS PART OF A
WHOLE. A BULLA IS A LARGE, ELEVATED LESION THAT CONTAINS SEROUS
FLUID AND MAY LOOK LIKE A BLISTER. A VESICLE IS A SMALL, ELEVATED
LESION THAT CONTAINS SEROUS FLUID. PUSTULES ARE CIRCUMSCRIBED
ELEVATIONS CONTAINING PUS.
A. BULLA: A LARGE, ELEVATED LESION FILLED WITH SEROUS FLUID,
TYPICALLY APPEARING LIKE A BLISTER.
B. VESICLE: A SMALL, RAISED LESION CONTAINING CLEAR FLUID.
D. PUSTULE: A CIRCUMSCRIBED LESION CONTAINING PUS, OFTEN
INDICATING INFECTION.
REF: VOCABULARY, CLINICAL OF SOFT TISSUE LESIONS, PAGE 1 OBJ: 1
2. A LESION WITH A SESSILE BASE IS DESCRIBED AS
A. AN ULCER.
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B. STEMLIKE.
C. PEDUNCULATED.
D. FLAT AND BROAD.
CORRECT ANS:> D
SESSILE DESCRIBES THE BASE OF A LESION THAT IS FLAT AND BROAD. AN
ULCER IS A BREAK IN THE SURFACE EPITHELIUM. A STEMLIKE LESION IS
REFERRED TO AS PEDUNCULATED. A PEDUNCULATED LESION IS
STEMLIKE OR STALK-BASED (SIMILAR TO A MUSHROOM).
A. ULCER: A BREAK OR EROSION IN THE EPITHELIUM, NOT RELATED TO
THE SHAPE OF THE LESION'S BASE.
B. STEMLIKE: REFERS TO A PEDUNCULATED LESION, WHICH HAS A STALK
OR NARROW BASE.
C. PEDUNCULATED: REFERS TO A LESION THAT HAS A STEM OR STALK-
LIKE STRUCTURE.
REF: VOCABULARY, CLINICAL APPEARANCE OF SOFT TISSUE LESIONS, PAGE 1
OBJ: 1
3. WHICH CONDITION IS NOT DIAGNOSED THROUGH CLINICAL
APPEARANCE?
A. MANDIBULAR TORI
B. FORDYCE GRANULES
C. BLACK HAIRY TONGUE
D. COMPOUND ODONTOMA
CORRECT ANS:> D
THE COMPOUND ODONTOMA IS INITIALLY IDENTIFIED
RADIOGRAPHICALLY AS A RADIOPAQUE AREA IN WHICH TOOTH
STRUCTURE CAN BE IDENTIFIED. NO CLINICAL COMPONENT EXISTS.
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COMPLETE TEST BANK _
ORAL PATHOLOGY FOR THE DENTAL HYGIENIST 8TH EDITION,
(2021)
BY OLGA A. C. IBSEN & SCOTT PETERS
ALL CHAPTERS 1-10| LATEST VERSION WITH DETAILED AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
pg. 1
, CHAPTER 01: INTRODUCTION TO PRELIMINARY DIAGNOSIS OF ORAL LESIONS 2
CHAPTER 01: INTRODUCTION TO PRELIMINARY DIAGNOSIS OF ORAL LESIONS ____________ 3
CHAPTER 02: INFLAMMATION AND REPAIR _______________________________________ 51
CHAPTER 03: IMMUNITY AND IMMUNOLOGIC ORAL LESIONS ________________________ 84
CHAPTER 04: INFECTIOUS DISEASES ____________________________________________ 119
CHAPTER 05: DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS ______________________________________ 150
CHAPTER 06: GENETICS ______________________________________________________ 183
CHAPTER 07: NEOPLASIA _____________________________________________________ 234
CHAPTER 08: NONNEOPLASTIC DISEASES OF BONE ________________________________ 285
CHAPTER 09: ORAL MANIFESTATIONS OF SYSTEMIC DISEASES _______________________ 306
CHAPTER 10: OROFACIAL PAIN AND DISEASES AFFECTING THE TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT
__________________________________________________________________________ 345
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CHAPTER 01: INTRODUCTION TO PRELIMINARY DIAGNOSIS OF ORAL LESIONS
OLGA A. C. IBSEN: ORAL PATHOLOGY FOR THE DENTAL HYGIENIST 8TH
EDITION, (2021) TEST BANK
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. WHICH DESCRIPTIVE TERM IS DESCRIBED AS A SEGMENT THAT IS PART
OF THE WHOLE?
A. BULLA
B. VESICLE
C. LOBULE
D. PUSTULE
CORRECT ANS:> C
A LOBULE IS DESCRIBED AS A SEGMENT OR LOBE THAT IS PART OF A
WHOLE. A BULLA IS A LARGE, ELEVATED LESION THAT CONTAINS SEROUS
FLUID AND MAY LOOK LIKE A BLISTER. A VESICLE IS A SMALL, ELEVATED
LESION THAT CONTAINS SEROUS FLUID. PUSTULES ARE CIRCUMSCRIBED
ELEVATIONS CONTAINING PUS.
A. BULLA: A LARGE, ELEVATED LESION FILLED WITH SEROUS FLUID,
TYPICALLY APPEARING LIKE A BLISTER.
B. VESICLE: A SMALL, RAISED LESION CONTAINING CLEAR FLUID.
D. PUSTULE: A CIRCUMSCRIBED LESION CONTAINING PUS, OFTEN
INDICATING INFECTION.
REF: VOCABULARY, CLINICAL OF SOFT TISSUE LESIONS, PAGE 1 OBJ: 1
2. A LESION WITH A SESSILE BASE IS DESCRIBED AS
A. AN ULCER.
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B. STEMLIKE.
C. PEDUNCULATED.
D. FLAT AND BROAD.
CORRECT ANS:> D
SESSILE DESCRIBES THE BASE OF A LESION THAT IS FLAT AND BROAD. AN
ULCER IS A BREAK IN THE SURFACE EPITHELIUM. A STEMLIKE LESION IS
REFERRED TO AS PEDUNCULATED. A PEDUNCULATED LESION IS
STEMLIKE OR STALK-BASED (SIMILAR TO A MUSHROOM).
A. ULCER: A BREAK OR EROSION IN THE EPITHELIUM, NOT RELATED TO
THE SHAPE OF THE LESION'S BASE.
B. STEMLIKE: REFERS TO A PEDUNCULATED LESION, WHICH HAS A STALK
OR NARROW BASE.
C. PEDUNCULATED: REFERS TO A LESION THAT HAS A STEM OR STALK-
LIKE STRUCTURE.
REF: VOCABULARY, CLINICAL APPEARANCE OF SOFT TISSUE LESIONS, PAGE 1
OBJ: 1
3. WHICH CONDITION IS NOT DIAGNOSED THROUGH CLINICAL
APPEARANCE?
A. MANDIBULAR TORI
B. FORDYCE GRANULES
C. BLACK HAIRY TONGUE
D. COMPOUND ODONTOMA
CORRECT ANS:> D
THE COMPOUND ODONTOMA IS INITIALLY IDENTIFIED
RADIOGRAPHICALLY AS A RADIOPAQUE AREA IN WHICH TOOTH
STRUCTURE CAN BE IDENTIFIED. NO CLINICAL COMPONENT EXISTS.
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