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Oral Path Principles of Pathology
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- 1What is Pathology/Branch of medical/dental science that deals with the laboratory examination of samples of body tissue for diagnostic or forensic purposes
-studies the cause and effects of diseases - 2Petechiaround, pinpoint area of hemorrhage
- 3Papule-solid, raised lesion
-less than 5mm in diameter
- 4Nodule-solid, raised lesion
-greater than 5mm in diameter
- 5Macule-focal area of color change
-not elevated or depressed in relation to surrounding mucosa
- 6Plaque-flat lesion
-may be slightly elevated in relation to surrounding mucosa
- 7Ulcer-discontinuity of skin/mucosa
-complete loss of epidermis/epithelium revealing connective tissue
-frequently appears depressed/excavated
-yellow in color
- 8Erosion-discontinuity of skin/mucosa
-incomplete loss of epidermis/epithelium
-red in color
- 9Vesicle-superficial blister
-less than 5mm in diameter
-fluid-filled
- 10Bulla-Blister
-greater than 5mm in diameter
-fluid-filled
- 11Papillaryexhibiting numerous surface projections
- 12Verrucousrough, warty surface
- 13Sessile-broad-based
-base is widest part of lesion
-used to describe mass lesions - 14Pedunculated-narrow base
-stalk is more narrow than mass
-used to describe mass lesions - 15Pustulediscrete, pus-filled, raised lesion
- 16FissureNarrow/slit-like ulceration or groove
- 17Cyst-pathologic cavity
-epithelium-lined
-often filled with liquid
(more common in bone than soft tissue) - 18—Petechia
- 19—Papule
- 20—Nodule
- 21—Macule
- 22—Plaque
- 23—Ulcer
- 24—Erosion
- 25—Vesicle
- 26—Bulla
- 27—Papillary & Pedunculated
- 28—Verrucous & Sessile
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- NDBE Oral Path Fichas sobre Oral Path Principles of Pathology, creado por Laura Gennaro el 04/01/2018.
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