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When the pH of plaque falls below _____ , demineralization of susceptible sites on the tooth surface occurs, initiating the caries process.
A factor affecting the prevalence of dental caries is:
The usual surgical report consists of the following except:
STAINS
ð1. Periodic acid schiff (PAS) stain =
fungi + parasite
ð2. Stains for microorganisms = Gm+ Ù Gm- bacteria, acid-fast mycobacteria, fungi, parasite
ð3. Argentaffin and argyrophilic stains =
neuroendocrine cells and their tumors, reticulin fibers, melanin, calcium
ð4. Congo red stain = amyloid
ð5. Reticulin stain = reticular fibers + basement memrane
ð6. Trichrome stain = type +amount of extracellular material
ð7. Phosphotungstic acid-hematoxylin (PTAH) stain
ð8. Perls stain = hemosiderin
ð9. Fontana-Masson stain = melanin
ð10. von Kossa stain = calcium
ð11. Neutral lipid stains
ð12. Mucin stains = mucosubstances of neutral, slightly acidic and highly acidic types
IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL MARKERS
ð£1. Actin = smooth muscle cells + myofibroblasts
ð£2. Albumin = hepatocellular + hepatoid carcinomas
ð£3. P53 = human tumors (mutation of TP53 tumor-suppressor gene)
ð£4. S-100 protein = peripheral nerve sheath + melanocytic tumors
ð£5. Desmin = smooth muscle + skeletal muscle tumors
ð£6. CD34 = normal and neoplastic endothelial cells, variety of soft tissue neoplasms (e.g. dermatofibrosarcomaprotuberans, solitary fibrous tumor)
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This type of biopsy is used to diagnose cervical cancer:
Even if a lesion is large, it is acceptable to take just a single biopsy.
The most informative biopsy is one that is taken from:
Pulpalgia is diagnosed by:
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After taking radiation to the head and neck region, the mandible becomes more susceptible to necrosis. This is due to:
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