- T/F: verruciform xanthoma primarily shows genital lesions but can show some oral lesions
- histologic hallmark findings of heck's dz are altered nuclear that resembles a mitotic figure called a ______ cell
- benign acquired pigmentation of oral mucosa characterized by dendritic melanocytes dispersed throughout the thickness of the epi
- are oral melanotic macules seen more frequently in women or men and at what age
- abnormal keratinization occurring prematurely w/in individual cells or groups of cells below stratum granulosum
- HPV types responsible for common wart (verucca vulgaris)
- cells with nuclear enlargement and darker nuclear staining (hyperchromasia) and a perinuclear halo
- most verruciform xanthoma lesions are smaller than _____ cm in greatest diameter
- does condyloma acuminatum have risk for malignant change
- "snow capped" peaks is unique characteristic of this lesion
- hyperplasia of stratum corneum, associated w/ qualitative abnormality of keratin
- epithelial lesion induced by molluscum contagiosum virus (MCV) that can cause multiple umbilicated papules on skin or rarely mucous membranes
- what types of cells are found in histologic stains of HPV lesions
- what types of HPV does Gardasil protect against
- papillary "cauliflower like" hyperparakeratotic proliferation of epithelium
- loss of intercellular adhesion of keratinocytes
- names for these:1. flat wart, common on face or dorsal surfaces of hands2. occur on soles and palms3. venereal wart, occurs on penis, female genitalia, urethra, perianal areas
- soft, painless, pedunculated, papillary surface, light pink/white/mucosal colored, solitary and 0.5cm usually
- dry, horny, plate-like excrescence; result of imperfect cornification
- quel pourcentage de la puissance radiative recue est utilisée pour la photosynthèse ?