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18 Cards in this Set
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unstimulated salivary flow
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.2ml-.3ml perminute
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hyposalivation
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<.1ml/min
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stimulated salivary flow
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1.5-2ml/min
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hyposalivation of stimulated
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.7ml/min
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complications of dry mouth
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dental caries(root), candiasis, halitosis(gram negative anaerobic in back of tongue, Ascending supprative sialadnetiis
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lateral tongue problems
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scalloping, keratosis
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problems under tongue
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highly vascularized easy to spread to cervical lymph nodes
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oralpharyngeal examination
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put tongue depressor on posterior 1/3, ahh-uvula deviation, check palatine tonsils and pharynx wall for fungal, gag reflex
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tonsillar lithes
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hard calcium deposits, often seen in tonsil invagination from food impaction
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desqumative common in what patients?
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HIV
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root caries common in
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meth moouth
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fissured tongue common in
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dry motuh and older
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atrophic tongue
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lost of filiform papillae, common in anemia and radiation therapy
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Geographic tongue
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common in fissured tongue, loss filiform papillae with white lining, asx
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nonhealing ulcers in the tongue
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inflammatory, dysplastic
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aphthous vs. cold sores
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apthous appear on non kerratinzied
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most common white lesion in the motuh
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frictional keratosis
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oral melanoma; white =? Biopsy from where?
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necrotic, multiple areas
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