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body's most specific defense mechanish

immunity response
T/F: the seconday lesion of syphilis occcurs at the site of inoculation

false-the primary lesion is at the site of inoculation
the primary lesion is called?

chancre
the spirochete that causes syphilis

treponema pallidum
which is virus s associated with group A, beta hemolytic streptococcal infection
- tonsilitis
- scarlet fever
- rheumatic fever
oral candidiasis is caused by a

yeast like fungus
T/F:erythematou candidiasis is usually asymptomatic

false-red raw patch usually painful
when normal components of the oral microflora cause disease

opportunistic infection
characteristic of herpes zoster

unilateral lesions
why is it necessary to have a cytologic smear in order to diagnosis candidiasis:

because every one has it
stage of syphlis that is not infectious

tertiary
micro organism that causes tuberculosis

mycobacterium tuberculosis
positive skin test with PPD indicates

infection with the tb bacteria
clinical characteristic in actinomycosis

sulfur granules present in exudate
T/F: xerostomia is not a clinical sign of NUG

true
virus that causes verruca vulgaris

human papilloma virus
sexually transmitted disease cuased by a papilloma virus

condyloma acuminatum
ulcers
gingivitis
fever
malaise
child under 6 years old?

primary herpes simplex infection
most common form of recurrent herpes simplex

herpes labiali
primary infection with varicella zoster virus

chicken pox
virus that causes herpangina

coxsackievirus
antibody testing to determine if a peson is infected with HIV

ELISA
early sign of problems in the immune system of the HIV patient

candidiasis
hairy leukoplakia commonly occurs on the

lateral tongue
leukoedema (is/is not) a lesion associated with HIV or AIDS

leukoedema

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pathology chapter 4

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pathology chapter 4

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2010-10-07T20:26:06Z

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