PATHOLOGY review session

peutz jeghers syndrome

when a YOUNG patient has similar lesions on their FINGER TIPS what is the diagnosis?

may develop into melanoma

concern with congenital nevus

melanoma

what is the most likely diagnosis

squamous cell carcinoma

persistant ulcer has been diagnosed. What would you like to RULE OUT?

melanotic macule

which of the following is NOT affected by the sun:

melanotic macule

melasma

ephelis

skin melanoma

intraoral

which type of melanoma has the WORST prognosis

cervicofacial emphysema

swelling occurred IMMEDIATELY following dental procedure, what is the diagnosis

mercury

ACRODYNIA is caused by poisoning with which metal

osteonecrosis of the jaw

what is the diagnosis based ONLY on the image

biopsy

what should be the management of a non-healing ulcer

an allergic reaction

contact stomatitis is:

gum

what could cause CONTACT mucositis

caries, xerostomia, candidiasis

side effects of radiation therapy

before radiation begins

when is the optimal time for dental extractions for a patient undergoing radiation

local anesthetic

following dental procedure patient developed this ulcer, what is the most likely cause?

cosmetic filler

patient presents with lumpy upper lip following DERMOTOLOGIST visit. what is the diagnosis

atrophic glossitis, premalignancy, koilonychia (spoon like nails)

features of lummer-vinson syndrome

jaundice

liver disease, cancer, and bile duct obstruction can cause?

hypophosphatasia

decreased serum alkaline phasphatase levels are associated with

cushing’s SYNDROME

buffalo hump, moon face, and purple stria are associated with?

addisons disease

insufficient production of CORTICOSTEROID

parathyroid

which endocrine gland controls calcium levels

weight loss, heat intolerance, tachycardia

symptoms of hyperthyroidism

crohns’s disease

17 y/o patient presents with stomach cramps, diarrhea, vomiting and cobblestone like appearance on right vestibule

70-120

normal blood glucose level

morsicatio buccarum

what is the diagnosis

melanoma

what cancer can develop due to severe sunburn

blue nevus

what is the diagnosis of this blue/grey lesion

basal, squamous, melanoma, congenital nevus

most to least common skin cancer

addisons disease

what is the diagnosis

internal malignancy

leser-trelat sign (sudden increase in seborrheic keratosis) is associated with

plumbism

what is the diagnosis

iron deficiency anemia

what is the diagnosis

kidney failure

most common complication of systemic lupus

diabetes type 2

what condition is associated with this radiographic finding

biopsy

this lesion has been present for over a month, what is the most appropriate management

allergic reaction

what is the cause of this lesion

acromegaly

occurs AFTER closure of epiphyseal growth plates

ill fitting denture

what is the cause of this lesion

palate

most common location for oral melanotic macule