The Most Important Histologic Feature for the Diagnosis of Oral

question 29

Multiple Choice

The most important histologic feature for the diagnosis of oral squamous cell carcinoma is:

• A) Invasion
• B) A lymphocytic infiltrate
• C) Pleomorphism
• D) Encapsulation
• E) Hyperchromatism

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Definitions:

Older Adults

Individuals typically aged 65 years and older, often characterized by increased healthcare needs and varying degrees of dependency or autonomy.

Middle Adults

Individuals typically between the ages of 40 and 65, often experiencing transitions in health, social roles, and responsibilities.

Chronic Health Problems

Long-term health conditions that are persistent and have ongoing effects on a person's health.

Loss of Independence

The reduction or elimination of an individual's ability to perform daily activities or make decisions autonomously, often due to physical or mental health conditions.