Salivary Gland Quiz

Salivary Gland - Part 1

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Which tumor locations suggest malignancy?

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What are the three main xerostomia causes?

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Which conditions require emergency care?

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What are the three main imaging types for stones?

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What are the three main viral causes of sialadenitis?

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Which glands have the most stones?

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Which symptom pattern suggests sialolithiasis?

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What are the 4 main categories of salivary disease?

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What are the 4 main functions of saliva?

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What is the main cause of sialorrhea?

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Which Salivary Gland condition most commonly affects children?

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What is the primary treatment for parotid tumors?

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When is sialography contraindicated?

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What characterizes HIV-associated salivary disease?

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What is the most common benign tumor?

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What distinguishes Mikulicz from Sjögren syndrome?

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Which gland type is most sensitive to radiation?

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What is the female:male ratio in Sjögren syndrome?

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Which condition typically presents with bilateral parotid swelling?

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What are the primary components of salivary stones?

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Which lip is more likely to have malignant tumors?

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What are the three main complications of xerostomia?

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Which population is most affected by viral sialadenitis?

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What is the key difference between oral and plunging ranulas?

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Where do mucoceles most commonly occur?

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What is the diagnostic gold standard for Sjögren's syndrome?

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What is the primary distinguishing feature of malignant tumors?

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What is the most common location for intraoral tumors?

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Which gland is most commonly affected by tumors?

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What percentage of salivary tumors are benign vs malignant?

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What is the main cause of xerostomia in dental patients?

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What percentage of salivary stones occur in submandibular gland?

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What is the most common bacterial pathogen in sialadenitis?

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Which imaging modality is best for tumor evaluation?

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Which approach is the first step in diagnosis of SGD?

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What is the daily saliva production range?

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What is the approximate number of minor salivary glands?

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Which type of saliva secretion is correct for each gland -Parotid, submandibular and sublingual?

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What is the correct order of salivary glands from largest to smallest?

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