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1 - Introduction to oral medicine
Give examples of mucosal disease,
Give examples of salivary gland d...,
Give examples of presentations of...
3
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2 - Normal anatomy in oral medicine
What are fordyce spots,
What is linea alba,
What is geographic tongue
10
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3 - Introduction to oral ulceration
What are causes of ulceration,
What is an ulcer,
Describe a traumatic ulcer
9
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4 - Introduction to white and red patches
What outs patents at risk of cand...,
What local measures can be used t...,
What drugs commonly cause oral li...
7
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5 - Introduction to orofacial pain
What are the different types of pain,
Give an examples of nociceptive pain,
Give an example of inflammatory pain
11
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6 - Medicines in oral medicine
What types of medicines are commo...,
What types of antimicrobial drugs...,
What types of topical steroids ar...
14
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7 - Therapeutic drug use in oral medicine
What can be used for non steroida...,
What can be used for steroidal to...,
How do you use beclomethasone mdi...
8
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8 - Oral mucosal disease
Who do you refer to for a potenti...,
Who do you refer to for symptomat...,
What are the different types of o...
29
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9 - Mucosal colour changes
What are the causes of oral white...,
Why are white lesions white,
Define leukoplakia
21
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10 - Introduction to oral ulceration
What are the common causes of ora...,
What history should be taken in r...,
What should be examined when look...
15
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11 - Recurrent aphthous ulcers
What are aphthous ulcers,
What are the different types of ras,
Describe minor aphthous ulcers
15
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12 - Lichen planus overview
Who are the patient demographic t...,
What causes lichen planus,
What are the different patterns o...
15
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13 - Managing lichen planus
When the cause of the lichen plan...,
What are common medications that ...,
What dmards cause lichen planus
13
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14 - Dysplasia and oral cancer
How are oral cancers defined,
Describe the incidence of occ,
What are the high risk sites for occ
17
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15 - Dysplasia and oral cancer 2
Define a potentially malignant le...,
What lesions are commonly referre...,
What is the estimated malignant c...
25
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15a - Histology of dysplasia
What are the cytological changes ...,
What are the architectural change...,
What histological changes are see...
5
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16 - Vesiculobullous and immune disease
What are the types of immune medi...,
Name local immunological oral dis...,
Name systemic immunological disea...
19
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17 - Vesiculobullous and immune disease 2
What is pemphigoid,
How does pemphigoid present,
What is bullous pemphigoid
15
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18 - Problems with salivation
What is the function of saliva,
What are common causes of xerostomia,
What drugs commonly cause xerostomia
16
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19 - Managing problems with saliva
What are the benefits of a labial...,
What can cause frothy saliva,
How can anxiety and somatoform di...
13
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20 - Salivary enlargement
What are common reasons for chang...,
What prevents salivary enlargemen...,
What are common symptoms of mumps
20
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21 - Sjögren's syndrome
What is sicca syndrome,
What is primary sjogren s syndrome,
What is secondary sjogren s syndrome
18
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22 - Systemic disease and the mouth
What are the common reasons for d...,
Give an example of a congenital c...,
What is a torch infection
31
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23 - Orofacial granulomatosis
What is angio,
What other systemic conditions ca...,
What type of hypersensitivity is ofg
6
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24 - Orofacial pain
Define pain,
What can be used to assess pain p...,
How is pain passed through the body
16
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25 - Neuropathic pain
What is the benefit of a linear a...,
Define nociceptive pain,
Define neuropathic pain
19
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26 - Oral dysaesthesia and TMD
What is oral dysaesthesia,
What is the difference between so...,
What feelings are associated with...
29
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27 - Trigeminal neuralgia and trigeminal autonomic cephalalgias
What is neuralgia,
Which cranial nerves can be affec...,
Who is typically affected by trig...
31
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Pathology 1 - Reactive lesions of the oral mucosa
What are the cell layers of epith...,
What are the gross types of oral ...,
Describe the appearance of nonker...
21
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Pathology 2 - Potentially malignant lesions
Define a potentially malignant le...,
Define a potentially malignant co...,
Give examples of potentially mali...
44
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Pathology 3 - Salivary tumours
What are causes for change in sal...,
What are causes of chronic sialad...,
What are signs of salivary tumour
26
cards
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