1.
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List the assessment procedures necessary to make a preliminary
diagnosis of oral lesions. (I)
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2.
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Describe the signs, types, process, and purposes of inflammation. (II)
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3.
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Describe the process of regeneration and repair of tissues. (III)
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4.
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Describe and identify from slides and/or photographs physical,
chemical and self-induced injuries, and lesions of the oral cavity.
(IV)
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5.
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Describe and identify from slides and/or photographs the pathology
related to diseases of the pulp, periapical tissue, gingiva, and
periodontium. (IV, IX)
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6.
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Describe the primary goals of immunity, the cellular components of
each process and oral diseases with an immunilogical pathogenesis. (V)
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7.
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Describe and identify from slides and/or photographs developmental
disturbances of the soft tissues, jaws, and teeth. (VI)
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8.
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Describe and identify from slides and/or photographs clinical
manifestations of tumors of the oral structures. (VII)
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9.
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Describe and identify from slides and/or photographs clinical
manifestations of oral alterations associated with inherited
disorders. (VIII)
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10.
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Describe and identify from slides and/or photographs the oral
manifestations of systemic diseases. (X)
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11.
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Describe and recognize from slides and/or photographs oral
manifestations associated with HIV disease including microbiological,
immunological, pathological, ethical and legal aspects, transmission,
and risk factors. (XI)
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12.
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Describe and identify from slides and/or photographs normal oral
structures mistaken for pathological conditions. (XII)
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13.
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Describe and identify from slides and/or photographs the oral
manifestations associated with child abuse and neglect. (XIII)
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