Oral Pathology and Medicine #3

1. phlegmon is

2. Involucrum is

3. A large encapsulated fluid-filled tumour is removed from the hard palate. The most appropriate method of determining the nature of this lesion is to

4. which of the following is caused due to an immune reaction to an organism

5. Soft, white, elevated plaques of the oral mucosa are characteristic of

6. Most common site for occurrence of sialolith is

7. Which of the following originates from all three germ layers namely ectoderm mesoderm and endoderm

8. An overgrowth of normal tissue in a place where that tissue is not normally found is referred to as

9. A positive Nikolsky's sign is a diagnostic feature of

10. Which one of the following is oral precancer

11. in skull radiograph beaten metal appearance is seen in

12. spreading enzyme produced by some species of streptococcus

13. A 5 year old child developed a fibrous verrucous growth on the lower lip which was non mobile,pedunculated,hyperkeratotic and exophytic.The histologic examination showed finger like projections of epithelium running deep into the connective tissue.The xamination of the hands of the child revealed papillomatous growth on his left thumb which was larger than the right thumb.What could be the probable diagnosis

14. Ground glass appearance, Brown tumors and hypercalcemia are seen

15. Which of the following fungal infection is most commonly associated with diabetes mellitus

16. Appearance of red macules with, 'herald sign' appearing 7-10 days back, 3-4 cm in diameter, shiny ovoid along with skin lumps with silvery sheen is a characteristic of:

17. syndrome associated with lip pits and cleft lip/palate

18. Streptococci adhere to the oral suraces and contribute to caries development as they

19. Presence of verrucay bodies and having predilection for occurrence in the tongue are seen in

20. which HLA is involved in Bechet syndrome