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Bingo Oral lesions

Lesions associated with HIV

TermDefinition
Hairy Leukoplakia What causes fuzzy white patches and is often mistaken for Oral thrush?
Often mistaken for oral thrush Hairy leukoplakia
Extranodal Non-Hodgekin's lymphoma Which oral manifestation is rarely found in the gingiva?
Oral Thrush What is the name creamy white patches that can be wiped away?
Erythematous Candidiasis Red, Flat, subtle lesion either on dorsal surface of tongue and/or hard/soft palate. (PT often complains of oral burning when eating salty or spicy foods)
Oral Candidiasis What is the most common fungal infection seen in association with HIV?
Kaposi's Sarcoma (KS) What is the most frequent oral malignancy seen in association with HIV infection?
Xerostomia What is common complaint of people with HIV?
Pseudomembrananous candidiasis Creamy white curd like plaques on buccal mucosa , tongue and other oral mucosal surfaces,
uncommon gingival changes What type of changes in the mouth may be an initial indicator of undiagnosed HIV infection?
Periodontal infections What type of infections associated with HIV tend to show more severe symptoms and to progress more rapidly?
Created by: Chanellenae
 

 



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