OSCE Assessment: Periodontal, Intra/Extraoral Evaluation and Charting Quiz

b. herpes

these lesions have been present for 5 days. they are most likely:

a. ulcers

b. herpes

c. ranula

d. mucocele

c. mulberry molar

which best describes the abnormality seen on this molar?

a. hyperplasia

b. dens evaginatus

c. mulberry molar

d. cusp of carrabeli

c. lingual varicosity

the dark areas on the ventral side of the patient's tongue indicated:

a. lingual thyroid

b. geographic tongue

c. lingual varicosity

d. lipoma

a. pregnancy

your female patient who is 33 years old comes for her 6 month appointment. you notice some abnormalities on the interdental gingiva. she confirms that she is not taking any medication other than tylenol for headaches. the abnormalities could be related to:

a. pregnancy

b. calcium channel blockers

c. lack of homecare

d. smoking

syphilis

what is this unusual incisor shape most likely caused by?

cigarettes

the stain shown in the photo is most likely caused by?

c. orthodontic appliance

(hot food would cause ulcerations)

what is the cause of the erythema shown in the photo?

a. mouth breathing

b. hot food

c. orthodontic appliance

d. thumb sucking

b. EBV

hairy leukoplakia occurs because of an infection from the:

a. candida fungus

b. EBV

c. herpes simplex virus

d. mycobacterium tuberculosis

candidiasis

if the white areas present on the patient's tongue can be wiped off, the patient is most likely affected by?

aspirin burn

the white patch seen on the buccal mucosa is most likely related to:

median rhomboid glossitis

the red smooth area on the patient's tongue is asymptomatic. the patient is most likely affected by:

irritation fibroma

the pale lesion is most likely to be:

congenital syphilis

mulberry molars are related to which condition?

mucocele

(a ranula appears under the tongue)

this swelling on the mouth is:

fordyce granules

the yellow spots on the buccal mucosa are most likely:

pregnancy tumor

the swelling in the mouth indicates:

leukoedma

today, a patient of African origin reported seeing this "unusual white area" in her buccal mucosa. the patient did not mention if she was taking any medication and her medical history has not changed since the last visit. the lesion cannot be rubbed off and does not hurt. what is this most likely to be?

ranula

the swelling on the mouth indicates a:

d. the presents on the side of the tongue

(appears in the midline of the dorsal surface)

which is not true regarding median rhomboid glossitis?

a. it is asymptomatic

b. it can be related to fungus

c. the affected area is smooth

d. the presents on the side of the tongue

d. should be excised

which description is not related to pyogenic granuloma?

a. bleeds easily

b. disappears after birth of child

c. hormone-related

d. should be excised

d. movable

which is not true regarding an irritation fibroma?

a. pale

b. pink

c. firm

d. movable

geographic tongue

name the condition

sessile

a lesion that has a broad base an is elevated

hairy leukoplakia

name the lesion that cannot be wiped off

cleft palate

the image is showing:

macule

a flat dark lesion that is less than 1 cm in size

b. slowly fades away

which is not true regarding lingual varicosity?

a. painless

b. slowly fades away

c. related to age

d. no treatment is needed

d. all of the above

which is true regarding the structure the arrow is pointing at?

a. bony growth

b. mandibular tori

c. benign condition

d. all of the above

macule

the arrow is pointing to what kind of lesion?

class 3

(depressability means vertical displacement)

tooth has greater than 1mm of displacement and depressability. this describes which class of mobility?

herpetic lesions

the patient shows you small lesions on the palate that have been present for about two weeks. the lesions are most likely: