MDS PREP

A benign neoplasm that commonly appears as non painful, slowly enlarging, submucosal lump and has overlying epithelium that often exhibits pseudoepitheliomatous hyperplasia is
1) Fibroma
2) Papilloma
3) Neurofibroma
4) Granular cell tumour

Oral Pathology Answer: 4

Giant cells are a characteristic histopathologic finding in
1) Aphthous ulcers
2) Aneurysmal bone cyst
3) Brown tumour of hyper parathyroidism
4) Dentigerous cyst

Oral Pathology Answer: 2

Rumpel-Lede test measures the:

1.Bleeding time.
2; Platelet count.
3. Capillary fragility.
4. ESR.

Oral Pathology Answer: 3

Leutic glossitis can occur in connection with
1. Vitamin B deficiency
2. Vitamin C deficiency
3. Iron deficiency
4. Syphilis

Oral Pathology Answer: 4

Facial oedema, cheilitis granulomatosa and a fissured tongue characterize which of the following syndromes?
1) Frey
2) Melkersson-Rosenthal
3) Treacher Collins
4) None of the above

Oral Pathology Answer: 2

A young patient has bilateral, pearly white thickening of the buccal mucosa since birth. His younger brother also has similar lesions. History and clinical findings are consistent with a diagnosis of
1) Leukoedema
2) White sponge nevus
3) Lichen planus
4) Mucous patches

Oral Pathology Answer: 2

Pioneer bacteria in dental caries are in
1. Enamel
2. Dentin
3. Pulp
4. Cementum

Oral Pathology Answer: 2

Which of the following is not true regarding hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia?
1. Skin lesions are more common and rarely occur in the oral cavity
2. Telangiectatic lesions appear to increase in number and prominence with age
3. It is a congenital and hereditary disease
4. There may be history of epistaxis

Oral Pathology Answer: 1

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MDS PREP

A benign neoplasm that commonly appears as non painful, slowly enlarging, submucosal lump and has overlying epithelium that often exhibits pseudoepitheliomatous hyperplasia is1) Fibroma2) Papilloma3) Neurofibroma4) Granular cell tumour

Giant cells are a characteristic histopathologic finding in1) Aphthous ulcers2) Aneurysmal bone cyst3) Brown tumour of hyper parathyroidism4) Dentigerous cyst

Rumpel-Lede test measures the:1.Bleeding time.2; Platelet count.3. Capillary fragility.4. ESR.

Leutic glossitis can occur in connection with 1. Vitamin B deficiency 2. Vitamin C deficiency 3. Iron deficiency 4. Syphilis

Facial oedema, cheilitis granulomatosa and a fissured tongue characterize which of the following syndromes?1) Frey2) Melkersson-Rosenthal3) Treacher Collins4) None of the above

A young patient has bilateral, pearly white thickening of the buccal mucosa since birth. His younger brother also has similar lesions. History and clinical findings are consistent with a diagnosis of1) Leukoedema2) White sponge nevus3) Lichen planus4) Mucous patches

Pioneer bacteria in dental caries are in 1. Enamel 2. Dentin 3. Pulp 4. Cementum

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A benign neoplasm that commonly appears as non painful, slowly enlarging, submucosal lump and has overlying epithelium that often exhibits pseudoepitheliomatous hyperplasia is
1) Fibroma
2) Papilloma
3) Neurofibroma
4) Granular cell tumour

Giant cells are a characteristic histopathologic finding in
1) Aphthous ulcers
2) Aneurysmal bone cyst
3) Brown tumour of hyper parathyroidism
4) Dentigerous cyst

Rumpel-Lede test measures the:

1.Bleeding time.
2; Platelet count.
3. Capillary fragility.
4. ESR.

Leutic glossitis can occur in connection with
1. Vitamin B deficiency
2. Vitamin C deficiency
3. Iron deficiency
4. Syphilis

Facial oedema, cheilitis granulomatosa and a fissured tongue characterize which of the following syndromes?
1) Frey
2) Melkersson-Rosenthal
3) Treacher Collins
4) None of the above

A young patient has bilateral, pearly white thickening of the buccal mucosa since birth. His younger brother also has similar lesions. History and clinical findings are consistent with a diagnosis of
1) Leukoedema
2) White sponge nevus
3) Lichen planus
4) Mucous patches

Pioneer bacteria in dental caries are in
1. Enamel
2. Dentin
3. Pulp
4. Cementum