Oral Infections and Inflammation Quiz

Which classic sign of acute inflammation indicates limitation in organ function?

What is the primary cause of abscess formation in the cellulite stage of infection?

When should a patient be hospitalized according to the indications provided?

What indicates the spread of infection beyond the teeth and alveolar process?

Which systemic symptom suggests an increase in protein in the blood during odontogenic infections?

Odontogenic infections initiate infections that extend beyond the teeth and alveolar process into the deep tissues of the oral cavity, face, head and ______

A fever over 38.5 degrees gives information about the spread of ______

In the first 3 days of the inoculation stage of infection, symptoms appear as a soft, light, crunchy, dough-like swelling, indicating that ______ have begun to colonize

After 3-5 days, the swelling becomes solid, red in the ______ stage of infection

If airway patency needs to be maintained, the patient should be hospitalized according to the indications for odontogenic ______