Syllabus For The Exam
- Oral cavity – anatomical and physiological specificities. Common pathological processes affecting the epithelium and connective tissue during oral cavity diseases.
- Classification of oral mucosa lesions.
- Methods for examination in oral cavity diseases. Anamnesis and clinical examination.
- Methods for examination in oral cavity diseases. Paraclinical examination – interpretation. Supravital staining of oral mucosa.
- Quantitative and qualitative saliva examination (рН, buffer capacity, microbial contamination). Clinical importance. Diagnosing eating disorders.
- Pathological changes in oral cavity as a result of external noxa (traumatic, chemical, thermal, radiation and electricity).
- Pathological changes in oral cavity as a result of addictions (tabacism, drug abuse, alcoholism).
- Etiology, pathogenesis and symptomatic of changes in oral cavity in mycotic infections. Oral candidiasis – acute forms. Diagnostic and treatment.
- Etiology, pathogenesis and symptomatic of changes in oral cavity in mycotic infections. Oral candidiasis – chronic forms. Diagnostic and treatment.
- Etiology, pathogenesis and symptoms of changes in oral cavity in infectious diseases. Viral infectious diseases with oral manifestations. Gingivostomatitis herpeticа, Herpes simplex, Herpangina and Hand, foot and mouth disease.
- Etiology, pathogenesis and symptoms of changes in oral cavity in infectious diseases. Viral infectious diseases with oral manifestations. Varicella and Herpes Zoster, Infectious moninucleosis, influenza, measles.
- Etiology, pathogenesis and symptoms of changes in oral cavity in infectious diseases. Bacterial infectious diseases with oral manifestations. Scarlatina, actinomycosis, syphilis and tuberculosis.
- Ulcerative diseases of oral mucosa – etiology and pathogenesis. Classification of oral mucosa aphthous ulcers. Diagnosis, differential diagnosis and treatment considerations.
- Ulcerative diseases of oral mucosa – etiology and pathogenesis. Classification of oral mucosa ulcers. Diagnosis, differential diagnosis and treatment considerations.
- Dermatostomatitis. Vesiculobullous diseases affecting oral cavity. Diagnostic and treatment modalities.
- Precancerous lesions – obligate and facultative. Diagnosis, differential diagnosis and dentist’s responsibilities.
- Pigmented lesions of oral mucosa. Classification. Diagnosis, differential diagnosis and dentist’s responsibilities.
- Oral manifestations of endocrine disorders. Dentist’s responsibilities.
- Diabetes and oral health. Dentist’s responsibilities.
- Pregnancy and oral health. Dentist’s responsibilities.
- Oral manifestations of renal and urinary tract disorders. Transplanted patients. Dentist’s responsibilities.
- Oral manifestations of HIV and AIDS. Diagnostic and treatment considerations.
- Oral pathology in oncological patients. Effects of chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Preventive and treatment strategies.
- Oral symptoms in eating disorders (bulimia, anorexia and bigorexia). Preventive and treatment strategies.
- Lips disorders (congenital, inherited, acquired and disorders with unknown etiology). Diagnosis, differential diagnosis and treatment considerations.
- Tongue disorders (congenital, inherited, acquired and disorders with unknown etiology). Diagnosis, differential diagnosis and treatment considerations.
- Oro-facial syndromes and rare diagnosed diseases with oral manifestations. Steven – Johnson and Behçet syndromes.
- Oro-facial syndromes and rare diagnosed diseases with oral manifestations. Mikulicz and Sjogren syndromas.
- Oro-facial syndromes and rare diagnosed diseases with oral manifestations. Melkersson – Rosenthal and Reiter syndromes.
- Oro-facial syndromes and rare diagnosed diseases with oral manifestations. Down, Paplillon – Lefevre and Lazy leucocyte syndromes.
