20 Questions
Which species of candida is commonly involved in causing oral candidosis?
Candida albicans
What is a common predisposing factor for pseudomembranous candidosis?
Patients undergoing corticosteroid therapy
Which diagnostic test is usually based on the clinical appearance of oral candidosis?
Cultures
What is the common clinical appearance of erythematous candidosis?
Tender and red mucosa with a burning sensation
In which age group is pseudomembranous candidosis most common?
Young children
What is the first line of management for denture stomatitis?
Regular cleaning and maintenance of dentures
Which condition is also known as central papillary atrophy?
Median rhomboid glossitis
What is a common predisposing factor for angular cheilitis?
Staphylococci infection
Which condition may have a similar clinical appearance to oral squamous cell carcinoma (SCC)?
Hyperplastic candidosis
What is the recommended treatment duration for patients with oral candidosis after symptoms resolve?
Continue treatment for several days after symptoms resolve
Which of the following is NOT listed as a predisposing factor for oral candidosis?
Regular dental check-ups
What is the most common location for pseudomembranous candidosis?
Tongue
Which type of oral candidosis is characterized by a burning sensation and red, tender mucosa?
Erythematous candidosis
Which age group is particularly susceptible to oral candidosis?
Young children
What is the common clinical appearance of pseudomembranous candidosis?
Creamy white plaques that can be removed from the oral mucosa
Which of the following is a characteristic of median rhomboid glossitis?
Depapillated erythematous area with atrophic filiform papillae
What is the common clinical appearance of hyperplastic candidosis?
White, dense, opaque patches of irregular thickness
What is the characteristic feature of angular cheilitis?
Erythematous skin plaque with fissuring
What is the first line of management for denture stomatitis?
Removal of dentures, cleaning thoroughly, and soaking in white vinegar
Which condition may have a similar clinical appearance to oral squamous cell carcinoma (SCC)?
Hyperplastic candidosis
Test your knowledge on the causes and risk factors of oral candidosis, a condition commonly caused by candida albicans and other species of candida. Learn about the predisposing factors such as mucosal trauma, denture wearing, tobacco smoking, carbohydrate-rich diet, xerostomia, poor oral hygiene, and various drugs and systemic conditions.
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