Carcinoma tongue less than 2 cm is treated by 1) Excision 2) Radiotherapy 3) Chemotherapy 4) Excision and radiotherapy
Oral medicineAnswer: 2
Hutchinson’s traid comprises of
1. rhagades, hypoplasia of the incisor and molar teeth, high palatal arch
2. short maxilla, mulberry molars, saber shin
3. hypoplasia of the incisor and molar teeth, eighth nerve deafness and inter stitial keratitis
4. eighth nerve deafness, peg shaped lat erals, saddle nose
Oral MedicineAnswer: 3
The most important parameter in head injury is 1) BP 2) ECG 3) Level of consciousness 4) Pulse rate
Oral medicineAnswer: 3
In decompression sickness the gas accumulates in tissues is 1) Carbon dioxide 2) Oxygen 3) Nitrogen 4) Carbon monoxide
Oral medicineAnswer: 3
Reactionary haemorrhage may be caused by all except 1) Infection 2) Slipping of ligature 3) Cessation of reflex vasospasm 4) Clot dislodgement
Oral medicineAnswer: 1
Hyperbaric oxygen is useful in the treatment of 1) Tetanus and osteomyelitis 2) Gas gangrene 3) Frostbite 4) All of the above
Oral medicineAnswer: 4
In the TNM system of staging oral cancer, ‘T’ represents the
1. location of the tumor
2. malignant potential of the tumor
3. time of appearance of the tumor
4. size of the primary tumor
Oral MedicineAnswer: 4
Ischaemia of foot may cause 1) Coldness 2) Numbness 3) Paraestheisa 4) All of the above
