Oral Pathology II Test

The patient 37 year old came to the faculty of Dentistry: Complain of Chronic Halitosis, and his medical his story were finding normal beside gastritis and have the experience of influct gastric for a year, the main cause is:

The following factors are cause for xerostomia except:

Diffuse with a lesion are seen in the mouth of a 6 month old child who is on the antibiotic therapy for the cystic fibrosis. The white patches could be stripped off leaving a raw, red surface. The most likely diagnosis of the condition is:

The term xerostomia denotes:

The normal flow rate of unstimulated whole saliva is approximately:

Intra oral to exam the:?

Cause of the Hairy tongue could be all except:

A fungal infection of the mouth. It’s not contagious and usually successfully treated with antifungal medication, caused by group of yeasts called candida:

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

Expansion of radicular cyst is due to:

The characteristic lesion of the primary stage of acquired syphilis is:

Mary 36 year old came to the dental clinic, he Complain the corner of the Lip is the inflammation, the dental history were finding normal, Which the following referred to as:

Which of the following is most likely to turn malignant:

Which one is white lesion expose on labia mucosa – lip:

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

The dental test to make the diagnosis by:?

The excessive formation of scar tissue is called:

Which one of the following is least likely indication for antibiotic prophylaxis to prevent bacterial endocarditis:

Factors that predispose to the development of denture stomatitis include:

Treatment of the halitosis except one:

In AIDS, hairy Leukoplakia is found in which location:

One option in this question is not a systemic condition associated with apthous ulcer which one is it?:

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

The alveolar osteitis is a complication of having tooth extracted. Occurs in about 0.5-5% of routine extraction and 25-30% of extraction of impacted mandibular third molar. Pain is often resistant to common analgesic, delayed healing time. Which one the following meaning of the:

Most common route of entry mycobacterium into the body is via:

A normal clot retraction time, which is independent of coagulation time, is indicative of a normal number of circulating:

A patient 34 y male presence with mild fever, sore throat and ulceration on facial pillars, posterior pharyngeal wall and soft palate. Most likely diagnosis is:

How many days of the Hand food moth disease, after fever onset, painful sore usually develop in the mouth. They begin as small red spots that blister and then often become ulcers

Peripheral ossifying fibroma most commonly appears to originate from:

Which of the following paranasal sinuses open into the middle meatus?:

Which cysts listed below is extra osseous:

Common pathological finding of the gingiva and alveolar mucosa except:

The patient 37 year old came to the dental clinic, he Complain of infection with a yeast called Candida, it is often present in the mouth, when it spreads to the corner of the mouth, the denture not adequately support the corner of the mouth. This infection with the bacteria called Staphylococcus, Which the following the most likely to cause of the:

A 25-year al patient presents with an asymptomatic doughy soft, fluctuant swelling on lateral neck which was present for month but recently enlarged following an upper respiratory tract infection. Most likely diagnosis of the swelling is:

Neoplasms arising from the mesenchymal tissue of jaw bone revealing ypung fibroblasts and collagen fibers arranged in “herring bone pattern” or “chevron pattern” is:

The final diagnosis for the dentist decision depend on the ?

Most common form of recurrent aphthous stomatitis is:

Oral Pain, Symptoms are occurred every day and start from waking up with little discomfort and become worse as the day processes, Xerostomia, anxiety, headache, Erythema there are the ……….of the Burning Mouth Syndrome:

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

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

A 55 Y old female presents with a oral lesions vary in appearance and texture from a fine white transparency to a heavy, thick, warty plaque. The cause is unknown but is commonly linked to chronic irritation or trauma. Often precedes the development of a malignant tumor. What would be your most likely diagnosis?:

Often called bad cholesterol because it deposits excess cholesterol in wall of blood vessel . Which can contribute to atherosclerosis, is the:?

A patient present with a loss of tooth structure caused by occlusal forces such as bruxing. This structural loss occurs on the sides of the teeth, usually at the gumline level; not on the occlusal surfaces. Causes notches in the tooth along the gumline. Think of holding a bunch of uncooked spaghetti in your two hands. If you flex the spaghetti back and forth, some of them will start to crack. This is what happens to the tooth. The top is held together by the hard enamel crown. The bottom is held together by the bone. The part by the gumline is the part that starts to break away. The Most likely a tooth diagnosis is:

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

Erythema multiform’ is reported to occur in case of:

A 43 year old man comes to the dental clinic with the complaint of difficulty in opening his mouth. Previous dental history reveals burning sensation when eating spicy foods and ulcerations of the oral mucosa. Palpation of buccal mucosa reveals a firm fibrous texture. What is the most likely diagnosis? What do you think the cause of the condition could be?:

Median rhomboid glossitis is believed to occur due to:

The function of the platelets:?Primary hemostasis : platelet plug Seconded hemostasis : the coagulation cascade

All the following are described as chronic granulomatous disease except:

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

Failure of the tuberculum impar to retract prior to fusion of the lateral halves of the tongue results in:

A 55 year old female presents to you with xerostomia, xerophthalmia and rheumatoid arthritis. This patient is diagnosed with secondary sjogren’ssyndrome. She has developed a persistent parotid enlargement. What lesion do you suspect in this gland to run further investigation?:

Classification of the primary oral thrush (group I) like:

Often called good cholesterol ; because it remove excess cholesterol and caries it to the liver for remove, is the:?

All of the following Cysts are developmental (or fissural) except:

Types of treatment:?

A 28-year old patient with present the conditions that cause red, swollen patches in the Corners of you mouth, where the lips meet and make an angle. The most likely diagnosis is:

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

This test measures all of the cholesterol in all the lipoprotein particles, is the:?

Smoking, alcohol, Drug and accommodation is the:?