Aphthous Ulcer (P)

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Course Curriculum
1. What is the typical presentation of an aphthous ulcer? *
2. Which of the following is a known risk factor for recurrent aphthous ulcers? *
3. Where do minor aphthous ulcers most commonly occur? *
4. How long do minor aphthous ulcers typically take to heal? *
5. What is the recommended first-line topical treatment for painful aphthous ulcers? *
6. Which systemic disease is associated with recurrent oral aphthous ulcers? *
7. Which type of aphthous ulcer is larger and can cause scarring? *
8. Which vitamin deficiency is least associated with aphthous ulcers? *
9. What is a common symptom accompanying aphthous ulcers? *
10. Which of the following conditions should be considered in severe or complex aphthous ulcers? *
11. How does chlorhexidine mouthwash help in aphthous ulcers? *
12. Which form of ulcer is typically multiple, small (<3 mm), and may coalesce? *
13. Which age group is most likely to experience first presentation of aphthous ulcers? *
14. Which lifestyle factor can precipitate aphthous ulcers? *
15. In a person with new-onset oral ulcers and systemic symptoms, which condition must be excluded? *
16. Which test is commonly ordered to investigate underlying nutritional causes of aphthous ulcers? *
17. Which of the following would be a red flag needing specialist referral? *
18. Which is NOT a feature of aphthous ulcers? *
19. What is the typical management of a mild aphthous ulcer in a healthy patient? *
20. Which food substance may aggravate aphthous ulcers? *