Oral Path Exam 2
Quiz by Hailey Herrington
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- Q 1/105Score 0Which bacterial infection is pictured?29HPVHerpes simplex virusActinomycosisImpetigo
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- Q1Which bacterial infection is pictured?HPVHerpes simplex virusActinomycosisImpetigo30s
- Q2Which bacterial infection is pictured?TonsillitisTuberculosisSyphilisImpetigo30s
- Q3This is a secondary cause of Scarlet fever...what condition is it?Pink mucositisCherry tongueStrawberry tongue30s
- Q4This lesion is seen with which infection?Herpes simplex virusActinomycosisPericoronitis30s
- Q5Syphilis causes this condition, which condition is it?Hutchinson's IncisorsMicrodontiaMulberry molarsSmall anteriors30s
- Q6This condition is associated with syphilis, what condition is it?Hutchinson's IncisorsMulberry molarsGrape molar30s
- Q7Which stage of syphilis is this lesion seen in?SecondaryPrimaryLatentTertiary30s
- Q8Which stage of syphilis is this lesion associated with?SecondaryPrimaryTertiaryLatent30s
- Q9Which stage of syphilis is this lesion associated with?TertiarySecondaryPrimaryLatent30s
- Q10Which infection of the gingival tissues is pictured?Hyperplastic gingivitisNecrotizing Ulcerative Gingivitis (NUG)Slight gingivitisDenture stomatitis30s
- Q11This condition is seen primarily with unerupted third molars, what is it?ImpactionGingivitisDelayed eruptionPericoronitis30s
- Q12Which bone infection is pictured?Acute osteomyelitisApical cystChronic osteomyelitis30s
- Q13This extensive breakdown of bone is suggestive of which condition?Acute osteomyelitisPeriapical abscessChronic osteomyelitis (Chronic sclerosing osteomyelitis)30s
- Q14Which kind of candidiasis is pictured above?PseudomembranousChronic atropic (Denture stomatitis)Chronic hyperplasticErythematous30s
- Q15The type of oral candidiasis is often painful and may be localized to one area of the oral mucosa or generalized. It presents with irregular, patchy depapillation of the tongue.Chronic atropicChronic hyperplasticErythematousErythema30s
