WorksheetsOrahex Oral Spray Disease
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 9mins
Called as the posterior part of Oral Cavity.
the vermilion junctions of the lips
hard and soft palates
tongue
oropharynx isthmus
all are correct
What are the major functions of Oral Cavity? Select all that apply.
Digestion
Communication
Respiration
Absorption
All are correct
What do you call the “Skin” inside the mouth?
In Oral Cavity Physiology, the following are the functions of Saliva except
Buffering acids
Provides a defense against pathogens and its function is critical for maintaining oral health
Facilitating digestion
Providing antimicrobial protection
none of the above
Oral cavity’s physiological processes influence microbial growth and behavior
Dysbiosis and Disease
Host –Microbe interactions
Both A and B
None of the above
The following are Salivary Glands except.
Lacrimal Glands
Parotid gland
Submandibular Gland
Sublingual gland
None of the above
(a) is volatile sulfur compounds produced by bacteria
the most common oral lesions, local – trauma, due to nutritional deficency – iron, zinc, B1, B6,
stress and hypersensitivity reaction
ORAL CANDIDIASIS
Oral Mucositis
Recurrent Apthous Stomatitis
Cold sore
An overgrowth of yeast causes this fungal infection inside your mouth. It commonly happens after antibiotic treatment or when your immune system isn’t as strong as it usually is. Oral thrush causes red and creamy white sores and patches
Oral Mucositis
ORAL CANDIDIASIS
Recurrent Apthous Stomatitis
Periodontal diseases
emerged as one of the most debilitating and dose-limiting side effects of cancer therapy.
Recurrent Apthous Stomatitis
ORAL CANDIDIASIS
Oral Mucositis
Dental caries
The following are the conclusions of Comparison of the efficacy between Oral rinse, Oral gargle, and Oral spray? except.
oral rinses should be used to treat diseases of the oral cavity, whereas the oral sprays and gargles gave better results for ailments of the oropharynx
sprays were more effective when compared to gargling
Our results instead showed the sprays not comparable to the gargles
provides more options for the patients as they can now choose either method, whichever is more comfortable or economical as they are equally effective.
None of the above
What are the benefits of Oral Spray? select all that apply.
Effective delivery against a broad spectrum of microorganisms
Rapid onset of action
Compliance of use
but not targeted area
Convenience and portability
Chlorhexidine Oral spray is most effective against oral infections, easy to use and supports good oral hygiene.
True
False
