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Name: Score:152 Multiple choice questions
Term 1 of 152
What is the full name for PMN? What other name does it go by?
No
Polymorphonuclear lekocytes; Neutrophils
Stippling of the gingival tissue
Extracellular slime Layer
Term 2 of 152
Periodontal disease increases the risk for a preterm low birth weight baby because it increases
the production of?
Through Daily Plaque Control
TNF and PGE2
Microultrasonics and Periodontal Curettes
Fusiform Bacteria and Spirochetes
Term 3 of 152
Fibroblasts produce?
Collagen
Keratin
Hydroxyapatite
Fibroblasts
,Term 4 of 152
The predominant cells during the established lesion are?
Macrophages and plasma cells
Facultative anaerobes
T cells
Mast cells
Term 5 of 152
Gingivitis is most often caused by?
Inadequate oral hygiene
Redness
Smoking
Attachment loss
Term 6 of 152
During which stage of plaque development do motile vibrio and spirochetes begin to colonize
biofilm?
Bacterial colonization
Pellicle formation
Secondary colonization
Plaque maturation
,Term 7 of 152
Which type of subgingival plaque is associated with chronic periodontal disease?
Facultative streptococci
P. gingivalis, aa, tf
Fusiform bacteria and spirochetes
Tissue attached plaque
Term 8 of 152
What are the "big 3" pathogens etiologic for chronic periodontitis?
Bacterial biofilm
P. gingivalis, Aa, Tf
Pmn's, phagocytes, And Neutrophils
Gingival
Term 9 of 152
Which two organisms are most commonly associated with the etiology of LAP?
Trifurcations of maxillary molars
Tissue attached plaque
Microultrasonics and Periodontal curettes
Aa and Capnocytophago ochraceus
, Term 10 of 152
Name 3 characteristics of necrotizing ulcerative periodontitis.
Ulceration of papillae and punched out
Chromogenic bacteria
Food
Chemicals
Fluorescent bacterial fungi
Rapid destruction of alveolar bone and attachment level
Necrosis of gingival tissues
Osseous defects
Rapid irregular loss of bone and PDL
Term 11 of 152
Which structure is comprised of the inner most layer of JE cells and attaches the gingiva to the
tooth?
Plasma cells
Epithelial attachment
Sulcular epithelium
Gingival sulcus
Term 12 of 152
What type of medications cause gingival enlargement?
Dilantin (phenytoin)
Nifedipine (procardia)
Verapamil (calan)
Diltiazem (Cardizem)
Aa and Capnocytophago ochraceus
Neutrophils, Macrophages, and Lymphocytes
Stippling of the gingival tissue
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