A. Herpetic gingivo stomatis

C. Erythema multiformae

D. Recurrent aphthous

A. Herpes simplex virus

B. Varicella zoster virus

C. Measles virus

A. White patch on tongue

B. Swelling of the tongue

D. Burning of the tongue

A. Retinoblastoma

C. Neuroblastoma

D. Malignant melanoma

A. Sensitivity to acrylic resin

B. Using ACE inhibitors

D. Hereditary

A. Palate

C. Floor of the mouth

D. Alveolar ridge

A. pain on percussion

B. Increased pulpal pain when laying down

D. No characteristic feature, symptom free

A. Topical application of Nystatin

B. Penicillin therapy

C. Excision of the lesion

A. Buccal mucosa

B. Palate

C. Tongue

A. Vit K

C. Vit A

D. Folic acid

B. Addisons disease

C. fibrous dysplasia

D. None of the above

A. Glossolgia

B. Glossodynia

D. Glossitis

A. primarily affects the anterior portion of the mouth causes acute gingivits

B. shows prodromal symptoms

D. causes acute gingivits

B. Vit. D resistant Rickets

C. Juvenile periodontitis

D. Osteomalacia

B. Adenocarcinoma

C. Basal cell adenoma

D. Squamous cell carcinoma

A. Carcinoma

B. Melanoma

D. Papilloma

A. Infection

B. CNS disease

C. Dental Manipulation

A. occur only in young children

B. occur in only adults

D. All of the above

B. Hyperparathyroidism

C. Hyperthyroidism

D. Hypopituitarism

A. Burkitts lymphoma

B. Hepatocellular carcinoma

C. Nasopharyngeal carcinoma

A. Typhoid

B. Focal hyperkeratosis

D. Leukoplakia

B. Buccal mucosa

C. Sublingual muosa

D. Soft palate

A. Neurogenic fibroma

B. Traumatic neuroma

D. Neurolemmoma

A. Abraction

B. Attrition

C. Erosion

A. Dentigetous cyst

C. Mucous retention cyst

D. Radicular cyst

A. fibrous dysplasia

B. Chondrosarcoma

C. osteosarcoma

A. Erythema multiformae

B. Apthous ulcer

D. Pemphigus

A. Kenalog in orabase

B. Ziduvidine

C. All of the above

A. Upper lip

B. Forehead

C. Lower lip

A. Sublingual

C. Minor salivary glands

D. Parotid

A. Amelogenesis imperfecta

C. Hutchinsons teeth

D. Porphyria

A. Bilateral appearance

B. Epstein Barr virus

D. AIDS

A. Oral lichen planus

B. Bullous pemphigoid

D. Erythroplakia

A. Ground-glass appearance

B. Cotton-wool appearance

D. Soap-bubble appearance

A. GIT disturbances

B. Encephalitis

C. Peripheral neuritis

A. Verrucous leukoplakia

B. Homogenous leukoplakia

C. Ameloblastic fibroma

A. The patient has received antibodies during intrauterine life and the antibodies have persisted

B. The acute form occurs only inversely immuno compromised individuals

C. Etiological agents differ

A. Surgery

B. Chemotherapy alone

D. Surgery+ chemotherapy

A. Uveoparotid fever

B. Herpes simplex

D. Aphthous stomatitis

B. lactose

C. Acidity

D. proteins

B. Loss of polarity and disorientation of cells

C. Alteration of nuclear cytoplasmic ratio

D. Large, Prominent nuclei

A. Benign tumour of skin and mucous membrane

B. Benign tumor of melanophores

C. Malignant tumour of melanophores

A. Amyloidosis

C. Leukemia

D. HSV infection

A. Hemangioma

B. Ameloblastoma

D. Giant cell fibroma

A. Carcinoma lung

C. Carcinoma urinary bladder

D. Carcinoma breast

B. Transitional cell carcinoma

C. Basal cell carcinoma

D. Melanoma

A. Multiple myeloma

B. Verrucous carcinoma

C. Squamous cell carcinoma

B. Angiosarcoma

C. Neurofibroma

D. Nevus

A. penicillins

B. Erythromycin

C. High-protein diet

A. Herpes simplex

B. chicken pox

C. Poliomyelitis