Oral Pathology II Test

A patient present asymptomatic bilateral greyish-white lesion of his cheek mucosa which disappears on stretching. The condition most likely is:

Vesicles or Bullae of the mucosa membrane or skin are seen in all the following except:

The walls of the maxillary sinus are sinus is related to:

Most commonly is the play role of the Tonsils region, which one the common not the Function of the Tonsil? :

Mary 36 year old came to the dental clinic, he Complain of Chronic gum disease, and dental history were finding normal and have the experience of bleeding gum for a year, Which the following the most likely to interview is the first personal information in the history taking focus?:

Which of the following is a precancerous lesion?:

Excision biopsy is indicated when:

Signe and symptom of the Halitosis:

The term of the treatment refer to the?

The following are the factors known to cause Apthouse Stomatitis:

The term of the oral examination is the exposed?

Marya, she is 45 year old, she come the dental clinic because she is problem about the cellulitis from the tooth 28 but she have the allergic, diabetic, and her mother to die by cancer of the breast after the dentist ask her and take noted history in the observation. Which one following the mostly the genetic condition we are to question ask the patient seen it in the history of:?

Upon oral examination of 59 yr old women with extreme gingival tenderness the following conditions are noted : the maxillary gingival is red; the mandibular gingival has irregularly outlined red areas; accretions on teeth indicate poor oral hygiene. Exploration pressure causes gingival hemorrhage. The margin of gingival is located at CEJ. A membranous layer can be loosened and lifted from gingival leaving hemorrhagic surface. The most likely diagnosis is:

Common variation of a normal tongue the:

Aphthous stomatitis are ulcers in the mouth that usually occurs on 3 places, except:

Most commonly of the Hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia is characterized by:

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

A 55 Y old male presents with hemorrhagic crusting of his lips following a course of antibiotic therapy. He does not have any systemic manifestation. What would be your likely diagnosis?:

Infectious in oral diseases is a :

The cause of the Benign migratory glossitis is the:

Leukoplakia is whitish patch or plaque:

The lesion presents itself as well defined, soft, frequently movable lump which floats in aqueous solutions and histologically presents proliferating adipocytes within the loose areolar tissue stroma. Which one the lesion is:

Median rhomboid glossitis is believed to occur due to:

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?:

The patient 23 year old came to the dental clinic, he Complain of color enamel his teeth. Which the following the most likely the mottled enamel is produced by:

Bony structure is the:?

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:

Common pathological finding of lip:

Which of the following is true about Xerostomia:

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

All of the following lesion usually heal without scarring except:

Leukoplakia very often precedes the development of a:

White, interlacing lines (striae of wickham) on the buccal mucosa are a characteristic clinical feature of:

The specific reason for which the patient has presented himself to the clinic:?

A 37 year old man comes to the dental clinic with a complaint of a white patch on his right cheek. His habit history includes placing tobacco snuff in his right and left vestibule; more frequently on the right, for the last 10 years. Oral examination reveals a whitish gray plaque on the right buccal vestibule in relation to 46 and 47, with an indistinct border that appears fissured and wrinkled. The lesion is soft and velvety on palpation. What would be the most appropriate diagnosis and immediate treatment plan for the patient?:

In which one of the following vesicles and bullae are not seen:

Herpangina is caused by:

A 27 year old female reported to the dental clinic with a complaint of recurring and subsiding burning sensation in the mouth and sensitivity to hot and spicy food for the last 8 months. She also complains of red areas on the tongue concomitant to the burning sensation and disappearance of the red areas when burning subsides. Oral examination reveals multiple demarcated zones of erythema on the tongue. These zones are surrounded by slightly elevated serpentine, white borders. What do you think would be the most appropriate diagnosis?:

Non-inflammatory, non-neoplastic enlargement of the salivary gland is known as:

Diagnostic of lipoma depend on the:

A 33 year old man comes to the dental clinic with a complaint of several ulcers and severe burning in his mouth and extreme discomfort while eating or talking. Oral examination reveals hemorrhagic crusting of the lower lip with erosions and several ulcerations of varying sizes in the right and left buccal mucosa. General examination also revealed conjunctivitis. Medical history revealed herpes simplex infection during childhood. What could be the most likely diagnosis?:

Which of the following is true?:

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

A patient presents with small yellow spots, present bilaterally on buccal mucosa opposite to posterior teeth without any other associated complaint. Most probable diagnosis of the condition is:

The Geographic tongue mean the:

Oral site where leukoplakia has maximum malignant potential is:

The condition called xerostomia can contribute to:

Infra-epithelial bullae are found in:

A medical care that involves the use of medications, either alone or in combination with other types of therapy is the:?

The patient 30 year old came to the dental clinic, Dentist asking her about the communicate the medical and dental history for leading to the examination and diagnosis for management in her condition, which one the following is likely not meaning of the history taking?

Dental problems, Tobacco products, Food and beverages, dry mouth is the cause:

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:

Peripheral ossifying fibroma most commonly appears to originate from:

Most common benign soft –tissue tumor of oral cavity is:

Oral manifestation of Chronic Medical Problems is the :

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

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:

Site most frequently involved in focal epithelial hyperplasia is:

Which two developmental disturances of tongue are often seen together:

Normal per microliter of the Platelets from:?