Oral Diseases Terminology
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Diagnostic and Descriptive Oral Terminology Bingo!
Topics of this game:
- A small confined area of skin or mucosa differentiated by color from surrounding tissue
- Larger than a macule
- Crater like soft tissue lesion
- Crater like lesion on skin or oral mucosa
- A raised area of localized tissue swelling or adema
- Permanent mark remaining after wound heals
- A linear cleft furrow that affects tongue or lip
- An abnormal track that drains a cavity to the surface of soft tissue
- A small elevated lesion that is less than 1 cm in diameter
- A flat solid raised area of skin or mucosa that is greater than 1 cm in diameter
- Solid or raised lump or mass that is less than 1 cm in diameter
- A solid mass that is greater than 1 cm in diamter
- Small fluid filled elevation in the epidermis that is less than 1 cm in diameter
- Circumscribed elevation filled with puss
- Fluid filled blister
- Closed sack lined epithelium
- Progressive degeneration of an organ caused by loss in cell size
- "wasting away"
- Implies the enlargement or overgrowth increase in size without cell division
- Underdeveloped tissue that has decreased number of cells
- Increase in the number of cells
- Replacement of one adult cell type with another adult cell type not normal for that tissue
- Disordered growth or loss of normal maturation of cells
- Malignant neoplasm made of epithelial cells that can infiltrate surrounding tissues
- The process by which the carcinomas spread to different sites
