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Neoplasms
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1Which tumor(s) is caused by HPV?
- ALeukoplakia
- BVerruca vulgaris
- CLipoma
- DPapilloma
2Condyloma acuminatum - [blank_start]benign epithelial tumor[blank_end]
Squamous cell carcinoma - [blank_start]oral malignant epithelial tumor[blank_end]
Squamous cell carcinoma - [blank_start]skin malignant epithelial tumor[blank_end]
PVL - [blank_start]premalignant epithelial tumor[blank_end]- Abenign epithelial tumor
- Boral malignant epithelial tumor
- Cskin malignant epithelial tumor
- Dpremalignant epithelial tumor
3HPV is a group of 150+ viruses that infect skin mucous membranes via [blank_start]direct[blank_end] [blank_start]contact[blank_end] like a break in the skin.
There are [blank_start]40[blank_end] types of intraoral lesions.- Adirect
- Bcontact
- C40
4This lesion is commonly on the soft palate, tongue, and labial mucosa / lips, has features of having a exophytic look and is usually pink to white. Patient tends to have only one solidary lesion.
- AHeck ds
- Bverruca culgaris
- Cpapilloma
- Dseborrheic keratosis
5This lesion tends to present as a sessile, exophytic mass that is pink or white and can be multiple lesions on the skin but solitary in the mouth. It is benign and seen in children and young adults
- ACondyloma Acuminatum
- BVerruca Vulgaris
- CLeukoplakia
- Dproliforative verruscous leukoplakia
6This lesion is associated with squamous cell carcinoma of uterine cervix but not the cause.
[blank_start]Condyloma acuminatum[blank_end]- AVerruca vulgaris
- Bpapilloma
- CCondyloma acuminatum
- DAll HPV lesions
7Condyloma acuminatum is also known as a [blank_start]venereal[blank_end] wart.
- Avenereal
8Multifocal epithelial hyperplasia is also known as [blank_start]heck[blank_end] [blank_start]disease[blank_end].
- Aheck
- Bdisease
9These lesions are asymptomatic, flat, pale nodules that tend to be pink to white. They are usually found in children that has native american and south american decent.
- AHeck ds
- Bverucca culgaris
- Cpapilloma
- Dseborrheic keratosis
10These lesions are common on the head and neck as well as the trunk and extremities. They present as well-defined, slightly raised plaques that are tan to brown to black.
[blank_start]Seborrheic[blank_end] [blank_start]Keratosis[blank_end]- ASeborrheic
- BKeratosis
11These lesions develop early in life and are rarely found in the oral cavity. They are common on the head and neck as well as the trunk and extremities. Clinically they are well defined macules/papules that are less than 6mm in diameter and uniform in color (dark brown or black). Eventually they fade with age.
- ASeborrheic Keratosis
- Bpapilloma
- CMelanocytic nevi
12Which are not risk factors for pre-malignant lesions / SCC in mouth
- Atobacco
- Bradiation
- Csoil
- Dimmune suppression
13Oral cancer is made up of [blank_start]multiple[blank_end] factors.
- Amultiple
14Oral cancer etiology is made up of _____ + _____ factors.
- Apositive; negative
- Bintrinsic; etrinsic
- Ccancerous; noncancerous
15For tobacco, the risk is not dose dependent.
- ATrue
- BFalse
16Alcohol has a synergistic effect with tobacco
- ATrue
- BFalse
17[blank_start]90 - 95%[blank_end] of HPV-induced OPSCC are positive for HPV [blank_start]16[blank_end]
- A10 - 15%
- B20 - 25%
- C50 - 55%
- D90 - 95%
- E3
- F16
- G18
- H33
18Patients with HPV of the oropharynx tend to be older.
- ATrue
- BFalse
19HPV + tumors have [blank_start]better[blank_end] prognosis by about 30 %
- Abetter
- Bworse
20[blank_start]6%[blank_end] of all oral cavity squamous cell carcinomas are HPV+
- A6%
21[blank_start]66%[blank_end] of HPV+ oral cavity squamous cell carcinoma are positive for HPV16
- A66%
22The vaccine for HPV covers which types?
- A6
- B11
- C16
- D18
23sunlight exposure - [blank_start]uv irradiation[blank_end]
therapy to the H/N region - [blank_start]x irradiation[blank_end]
increases the risk to develop new malignancies - [blank_start]x irradiation[blank_end]
primary cause of actinic cheilitis - [blank_start]UV irradiation[blank_end]- Auv irradiation
- Bx irradiation
- CUV irradiation
- Dx irradiation
- EUV irradiation
- Fx irradiation
- GUV irradiation
- Hx irradiation
24What are the two types of radiation?
[blank_start]UV irradiation[blank_end]
[blank_start]x irradiation[blank_end]- AUV irradiation
- Bx irradiation
25[blank_start]Immune[blank_end] [blank_start]suppression[blank_end] - increase risk for oral cancer squamous cell carcinoma + other H/N malignancies if patient is immunocompromised
- AImmune
- Bsuppression
26What are the three immunosuppressed factors?
[blank_start]AIDS[blank_end]
[blank_start]organ transplant[blank_end]
autoimmune disease if taking immunosuppressive [blank_start]meds[blank_end]- AAIDS
- Borgan transplant
- Cmeds
27What are 4 factors from the powerpoint that are NOT associated with Pre-malignancy / SCC?
oral [blank_start]sepsis[blank_end] = bad oral hygiene
broken [blank_start]teeth[blank_end]
[blank_start]dentures[blank_end]
[blank_start]galvanism[blank_end]- Asepsis
- Bteeth
- Cdentures
- Dgalvanism
2880% of patients with Maxillary leukoplakia (vestibule / alveolar mucosa) has a history of use of this in products:
- Aquid
- Btobacco
- Csanguinaria
- Dpotassium nitrate
29This product is an herbal extract from plant possessing anti-microbial / anti-inflammatory properties:
- Asanguinaria
- Bmarijuana
- Csmokeless tobacco
- Dbetal
30Sanguinaria has an increased risk of oral cancer.
- ATrue
- BFalse
31Which are characteristics of Carcinoma - in - situ?
- Akeratin
- Bcells at the bottom look like surface cells
- Cinvasion past the basal layer
- Dcan develop from atypia
32A premalignant lesion is one that shows epithelial dysplasia
- ATrue
- BFalse
33Leukoplakia is a [blank_start]white[blank_end] plaque that cannot be rubbed off + [blank_start]cannot[blank_end] be diagnosed as a specific disease.
- Awhite
- Bcannot
34Leukoplakia does not have to be biopsied.
- ATrue
- BFalse
35Leukoplakia:
[blank_start]2[blank_end] - [blank_start]25[blank_end]% of all sites will show dysplasia.
[blank_start]24[blank_end] - [blank_start]42[blank_end]% of high risk sites = dysplasia- A2
- B25
- C24
- D42
36______________ Leukoplakia is a white plaque with red component
- Aspotted
- Bfreckled
- Cspeckled
- Ddiverse
37What is the popiulation for leukoplakia?
- Aolder males over 50
- Bolder women over 50
- Cchildren
- Dall of the above
38Erythroplakia must be biopsied.
- ATrue
- BFalse
39[blank_start]90[blank_end]% of erythroplakias are severe dysplasias or worse at biopsy
- A90
40The population of erythroplakia: [blank_start]older[blank_end] adults - [blank_start]over[blank_end] 50 years
- Aover
- Bolder
41Name the description: This lesion is not associated with traditional risk factors. It is commonly seen intraorally and has clinical features of extensive and often multiple keratotic plaques.
- Aleukoplakia
- Berythroplakia
- Cactinic keratosis
- Dproliferative verrusous leukoplakia
42[blank_start]70[blank_end]% of proliferative verrucous leukoplakia transform into malignancy and seen more often in [blank_start]females[blank_end] that are over 50 years old.
- A70
- Bfemales
43The most common cause of actinic [blank_start]cheilitis[blank_end] is [blank_start]sun[blank_end] [blank_start]exposure[blank_end]
- Asun
- Bexposure
- Ckeratosis
44[blank_start]Actinic[blank_end] [blank_start]Keratosis[blank_end] is a plaque with a red base and a scaly white surface
- AActinic
- BKeratosis
45[blank_start]ACtinic[blank_end] [blank_start]cheilitis[blank_end] is the premalignant form of actinic keratosis involving the vermilion border of the lip.
- AACtinic
- Bcheilitis
46Squamous cell carcinoma - [blank_start]both[blank_end]
Melanoma - [blank_start]skin malignant lesion[blank_end]
Basal cell carcinoma - [blank_start]skin malignant lesion[blank_end]
Verrucous carcinoma - [blank_start]oral malignant lesion[blank_end]- Aoral malignant lesion
- Bskin malignant lesion
- Cboth
- Doral malignant lesion
- Eskin malignant lesion
- Fboth
- Goral malignant lesion
- Hskin malignant lesion
- Iboth
- Joral malignant lesion
- Kskin malignant lesion
- Lboth
47Squamous cell carcinoma is [blank_start]90[blank_end]% of all oral cancers
- A90
48What are the three risk factors for oral SCC?
[blank_start]alcohol[blank_end]
[blank_start]smoking[blank_end]
increased [blank_start]age[blank_end]
[blank_start]sun exposure[blank_end] (lip)- Aalcohol
- Bsmoking
- Cage
- Dsun exposure
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- DH oral pathology
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- Jesica Ashby
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- English
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