Oral Pathology II Test

The recording the correct data from oral examination ?

In oral lesions have been found in patients with systemic tuberculosis. Which one site mostly lesion occur on:

Which cysts listed below is extra osseous:

Which odontogenic cyst manifests characteristically as a pericoronal radiolucency of impacted molars? :

Which cyst does not arise from the rests of dental lamina(rests of serres)?:

Oral manifestation of Chronic Medical Problems is the :

Median rhomboid glossitis is believed to occur due to:

Which of the following lesions listed below is not cause by Human Papilloma virus?:

Medical test is the:?

Cold test is important for dental test, is mean that the:?

Factors that predispose to the development of denture stomatitis include:

Herpangina is caused by:

Most common site of occurrence of oral lesion of hand, foot and mouth disease is:

During oral examination of 57 year old man a large white keratotic patch that covers the entire palate is noted. Some “red dots” are also seen in this patch. The most probable explanation is that the patient is a:

A patient with history cigarette smoking present with large white patch on the palate area with few small red dots interspersed in it. The likely diagnosis is:

Which of the following group of condition has lesion of oral mucosa that appear as vesicles during stages of their development:

Site most frequently involved in focal epithelial hyperplasia is:

Inflammation of the lips is referred to as:

Commonest candidial species causing oral candidiasis are:

Intra oral to exam the:?

In the name of dentist, we should check on the extra oral except one:?

The etiology of the Dry socket is the following except one:

The term of the treatment refer to the?

We know about inflammation apex, we know about around tooth is the:?

The main cause of the halitosis is the:

The differential diagnosis for Oral Lichen Planus includes of the, except the:

You are dentist in general practice. A patient attends your practice complain of a dry mouth or xerostomia. the cause of dry mouth:

A common chronic inflammatory disease of skin and mucous membranes. It mainly affects patients of middle-age or over, is the term of ?:

Most common fungal infection of oral cavity is:

2% tetracycline mouth wash may provides immediately but temporary relief in cases of :

The peripheral giant cell granuloma always occurs on:

A patient presented with asymptomatic, smooth, circumscribed red area in midline anterior to circumvallate papillae on the dorsum of tongue with microscopic evidence of epithelial hyperplasia. The most probable diagnosis of the condition is:

The following most of the Primary oral thrush (group 1) except:

Occasionally seen in the early stage, particularly on the dorsum of the tongue and mainly affect the buccal mucosa, is the lichen planus:?:

These elongated papillae become stained by food and tobacco, producing the name:

The method that can completely cured from illness for getting healthy, it is the:?

A 39 year old female comes to the dental clinic with a complaint of a growth on her gums that has grown rapidly in the last 1 month.Clinical examination reveals a deep red, sessile lesion, 1 cm in diameter on the gingiva in relation to 12 and 13. Microscopic analysis of the lesion reveals numerous giant cells interspersed in a fibrovascular, hemorrhagic stroma. What could be the most likely diagnosis?:

Xerostomia may occur due to any of the following except:

A 60 Y old female presents with recurrent oral and corneal ulceration. Her biopsy specimen reveals sub-epithelial bullae. What is your most likely diagnosis:

A patient present with a loss of tooth structure by mechanical forces from opposition teeth Limited to the contacting surfaces of the teeth. Bruxism can cause abrasion of the occlusal/incisal surfaces. The most likely a tooth diagnosis is:

when can nicotine stomatitis regression be seen with cessation of irritation ?:

The following are the factors known to cause Apthouse Stomatitis:

Classification of the secondary oral thrush (group II) like:

All of the following are etiologically associated with aphthous ulcers except:

A patient present with a small, asymptomatic swelling in anterior palatal area with relation to maxillary central incisor, Radiography of the area show a pear shaped radiolucency between the root of canal incisor. Both the central incisor are non-carious, vital and there is no history of trauma to them. The most likely diagnosis is:

A 25-year old patient with an infection and swelling, which are oval shaped masses of lymph gland tissue located on both sides of the back of the throat, this is inflammation, It’s usually caused by viral infection or, less commonly, a bacterial. The most likely diagnosis is:

Is a mild, but highly contagious viral infection common in young children, it is occurs mainly in children under 10 years old but can also occur in adults, this is the:

Which clinical type of candidiasis manifests as curd like white patches that can be rubbed off to leave erythematous areas?:

Which of the following skin lesion have accompanying oral manifestation?:

A localized benign lesion of composed of fibroblasts and myofibroblasts showing hypercellularity, cellular pleomorphism,mitotic activity,giant cells and often confused with fibrosacoma, which one following is:

Koplik’s spots are an early intra oral manifestation of:

All of the following may lead to xerostomia except:

The “ Ghon complex” is associate with:

Erythema multiform’ is reported to occur in case of:

The term of tumor which is a caused by Human herpesvirus 8 (HHV8), and it is associated herpesvirus, which one:

An abnormal disease in the flow of saliva is called:

What are the shape of the Aphthous ulcers?:

Likely appearance of your tongue due to irregular patches on its the surface, this is the:

The lesion which are highly infective mimics leukoplakia are seen in:

The membrane can be wiped away.This is helpful in distinguishing from Lichen Planus and other white lesions in the mouth, this is the Diagnosis of the: