A bacterial disease with oral manifestations is_____________________?
(A) Herpes
(B) measles
(C) Diphtheria
(D) leishmaniasis
Lock jaw indicates_______________?
(A) Ankylosis
(B) Spasm of masseter mucle
(C) Auspitz’s sign
(D) Nikolsky’s sign
The best laboratory test to use in the diagnosis of lupus vulgaris in the oral cavity is______________?
(A) Bacterial smear
(B) Blood studies
(C) Biopsy
(D) Blood chemistry
Kissing disease is also known as______________?
(A) Scarlet fever
(B) Acute herpetic gingivostomatitis
(C) Glandular fever
(D) Rubella
Recurrent aphthae resemble recurrent herpes in that_______________?
(A) symptoms are similar
(B) life long immunity results
(C) vesicles occur with both diseases
(D) intranuclear inclusion bodies are present
The first consideration in the differential diagnosis of a painless palatal perforation would be____________?
(A) Syphilis
(B) Histoplasmosis
(C) Scrofuloderma
(D) Actinomycosis
+ve pathergy test is seen in_________________?
(A) Sarcoidosis
(B) Histoplasmosis
(C) Candidiasis
(D) Behcet’s disease
Oral ulcers which occurs in groups, persist for about 6 weeks and leave scars on healing are______________?
(A) Recurrent aphthous major
(B) Recurrent aphthous minor
(C) Recurrent herpetiform ulcers
(D) Acute herpetic gingivostomatitis
The causative agent for “Oculoglandular syndrome of parinoud” is________________?
(A) Arachnia propionica
(B) Bartonella henselae
(C) Bifidobacterium dentium
(D) Mycobacterium laprae
All of the following can give rise to membrane on the pharynx except______________?
(A) Staphylococcus aureus
(B) Corynebacterium
(C) Candida
(D) Vincent’s angina