A. Mucor

B. Aspergillus

C. Treponema

A. Scarlet fever

B. Acute herpetic gingivostomatitis

D. Rubella

A. Mucous patch

B. Chancre

C. Gumma

A. Sarcoidosis

B. Histoplasmosis

C. Candidiasis

A. Primary syphilis

B. Recurrent apthous stomatitis

D. Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)

A. liver cirrhosis

B. agranulocytosis

C. influenza

A. Cardiac Pacemakers

B. Coronary Heart Disease

D. Hypertensive Heart Disease

A. Blocking antibody

B. Antithymocyte serum

C. Antilymphocyte globulin

A. Systemic candidiasis

C. Cellulites

D. Actinomycosis

B. Bone hypoplasias associated with opalescent teeth

C. Chronic periapical abscesses

D. Multiple granulomas

A. Desquamative gingivitis

C. Secondary stage of syphilis

D. ANUG

B. Chronic ITP commonly occur in adult women

C. Prothrombin Time (PT) & Partial Thromboplastin Time (PTT) are normal

D. Increased megakaryocytes in bone marrow

A. Subsidiary infections

B. Subclinical infections

C. All of the above

A. Scorbutic Gingivitis

B. Plasma cell Gingivitis

C. Leukemic Gingivitis

A. Streptococci

B. Staphylococci

D. Diphtheria

B. Erythroblastosis fetalis

C. Aplatic anemia

D. Pernicious anemia

B. Autosomal recessive

C. X-Linked recessive

D. Codominant

B. Sicca syndrome

C. Myospherulosis

D. Trigeminal neuralgia

B. Hutchinsons wart

C. snail track ulcers

D. Mucous patches

A. Vit K deficiency

B. Thrombocytopenia

D. Vit C deficiency

A. Syphilis

C. Leukemia

D. AIDS

A. Insulinoma, obesity & cutaneous hypopigmentation

B. Thickening of spinous layer, insulin resistance, obesity

D. Thickening of spinous layer insulin resistance, lean

A. Histoplasmosis

C. Paracoccidiomycosis

D. Blastomycosis

A. Sarcoidosis

C. Blastomycosis

D. Cat scratch fever

A. Ankylosis

B. Auspitzs sign

C. Nikolskys sign

A. Cephalosporin

C. Tetracycline

D. Penicillin

A. Recurrent herpes labialis

C. Recurrent herpetic gingivitis

D. Acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis

A. Tuberculosis

B. Herpes

D. Trauma

A. Actinomycosis

B. Histoplasmosis

C. Tuberculosis

A. Proline

B. Hydroxy glacine

C. Glycine

A. is a self limiting lesion

C. is usually treated with Erythromycin

D. is commonly seen among Indian population

A. Fungal

C. Parasitic

D. Viral

A. Megaloblastic anemia

C. Hemolytic anemia

D. Thrombocytopenia

A. Radicular cyst

B. Periapical granuloma

C. Chronic abscess

A. 1 weeks

B. 13 weeks

C. 9 weeks

A. Lip reading

B. Lip pits

C. Lip Schutz bodies

A. Tooth wear due to dentifrices

C. Tooth wear due to bruxism

D. Peripheral blood cell destruction

A. It is associated with palatelet-specific auto-antibodies

C. It caused a prolonged bleeding time

D. It is often controlled by immunosuppressive treatment

B. Haemophilia B

C. Parahemophilia

D. Haemophilia- A

A. Leukopenia

B. Aplastic anaemia

C. Mediterranean disease

A. Hodgkins disease

C. Ehler Danlos syndrome

D. Grinspan syndrome

A. Pemphigus vulagaris

B. Leukoplakia

D. Erythroplakia

A. Bluish red spots opposite maxillary molar

B. Gingival hyperplasia

D. Pseudomembrane on gingiva

A. Acute Atrophic

C. Acute Pseudo Membranous

D. Chronic Hyperplastic

B. Palatine Petechiae

C. Febrile

D. Glandular involvement

B. Histoplasmosis

C. Scrofuloderma

D. Actinomycosis

A. can be correct by iron supplement

B. can be correct by tablets of folic acid alone

D. insufficient production of red cells

B. Cellulitis

C. Ludwigs angina

D. Mucormycosis

A. Tell patient no malignancy

B. Observe the patient for twelve months

C. Observe the patient for three months

B. Syphilitic glossitis and Mikuliczs syndrome

C. Hepatitis A and Mikuliczs Syndrome

D. Plummer vinson disease and hepatitis A