A 32-year-old woman is at the clinic for "little white bumps in my mouth." During the assessment, the nurse notes that she has a 0.5-cm, white, nontender papule under her tongue and one on the mucosa of her right cheek.What would the nurse tell the patient?

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Fordyce granules are small, isolated white or yellow papules on the mucosa of the cheek, tongue, and lips.These little sebaceous cysts are painless and are not significant.Chalky, white raised patches would indicate leukoplakia.In strep throat, the examiner would see tonsils that are bright red and swollen and may have exudates or white spots.

A 32-Year-Old Woman Is at the Clinic for "Little White