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chronic cheek chewing
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morsicatio buccarum
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histo for morsicatio buccarum
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hyperkeratosis
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DD for morsicatio buccarum
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linea alba
leuko edema HIV assoc hairy leukoplakia |
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what injury is cause by pt it is called
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factitial
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if you see no healing of traumatic injury to pt, what should you do
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10 days -2weeks biopsy it asap
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if you have thermal or electrical burn mild what do you have, if you have severe what do you have
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mild-edema, inflammation, hyperemia
coag necrosis |
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if you have chemical burn mild or severe, what do you have
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mild-erythema
severe-wrinkle and slough really bad-ulceration. chemical burn you have pain |
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if you have chemical burn, histo what do you see
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sloughing
inflammation of hyperemia and congestion coag necrosis |
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tx for burns
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warm water rinses
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what are causes of submucosal hemorrhage?
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blunt trauma
pressure changes (hickie...hehe) other factors like bleeding disorder, immune mediated disorder, or infections where you don't clot properly |
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submucosal hemorrhage is a dx term
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NO NO NO!!! it is NOT a DX TERM!!!
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antineoplastic therapy means what?
what are the two kinds? |
injury from radiation
1. therapeutic radiation 2. systematic radiation |
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above how many grays is therapeutic radiation?
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> 40-70 grays
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how do you know which kind of antineoplastic therapy injury it is?
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Therapeutic Radiation has to have been where radiation was directed at head.
for systemic chemotherapy you get it anywhere but it affects mouth. Richard will tell you where cancer is. if cancer is outside of mouth, you know it is systemic chemo. |
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s/s of radiation dermatitis
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acute: erythema, edema, burning, itching, can be ulceration
later-hyperpigmentation hair loss scarring, telangiectasias (loss of pigmentation) ***think inflammation and flaky*** |
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what are effects of xerostomia
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increased oral infection
and caries. usually cervical caries, called "radiation caries" where roots are first to go |
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where is chemo mucositis common
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where cell turnover is greater
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difference btw chemo/radiation mucositis is what
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they have same symptoms but chemo mucositis has ulcers that are covered by tan fibrin pseudomembrane
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