1. A patient with end-stage renal disease has several multilocular radiolucent lesions associated with vital mandibular teeth. A histopathologic analysis reveals the presence of multinucleated giant cells. The most appropriate management for this patient is to
2. Which of the following is not a true cyst:
3. Which of the following has a non odontogenic origin
4. The most likely diagnosis of a proliferative lesion found at a denture periphery is a/an
5. KLK4 Gene mutation is associated with which type of amelogenesis imperfect
6. all are true about systemic lupus erythematosus except
7. Granular cell ameloblastoma is characterized by granules which are composed of:
8. Squamous cell carcinomas of the lip occur most frequently on the
9. House Brackman scale is used for evaluation of which nerve function
10. gene mutation that causes ectodermal dysplasia with cleft lip and palate
11. Which of the following is not responsible for the endogenous staining of teeth during development
12. A differential diagnosis for gingival hyperplasia should include which of area.It was diagnosed as ameloblastoma.histopathological picture will show the following conditions?
13. Cyst derived from stellate reticulum and grows in place of the affected tooth is called
14. A patient presents with apparent paralysis of one side of the face which appeared the day before. What is the most likely diagnosis?
15. Taurodontism occurs because of
16. difference between epithelial lining of cyst and oral cavity is
17. Periapical cyst can be differentiated from periapical granuloma by
18. all are tumor suppressor genes in head and neck squamous cell carcinoma except
19. Most common tumor of parotid gland is
20. which of the following feature is not seen in crouzon syndrome
21. in skull radiograph beaten metal appearance is seen in
22. Laboratory examination of the blood of a patient with an acute bacterial infection would show
23. Changes in size color and texture of gingiva are seen in which stage of gingivitis
24. A 36 year old female had swelling of mandible in lower right molar
25. differential white blood cells count in the laboratory are useful in the diagnosis of
26. Leontiasis ossea is characteristic of:
27. in a patient with cerebral palsy all are seen except
28. In a patient with angular chelitis,the biologic examination of a smear from the lesion would most probably reveal
29. which of the following is caused due to an immune reaction to an organism
30. Dentinogenesis imperfecta is inherited as
31. Liesegang rings in Pindborg tumor when stained by Congo red and examined under polarised light appear
32. Taurodontitis is usually seen with
33. 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
34. a patient with unilateral ptosis of eyelid shows elevation of lid upon movement of jaw to opposite side.he may be suffering from
35. nikolsky sign is not seen in
36. Hyper extensibility of tongue is seen in
37. Verruciform xanthoma is caused by
38. A pleomorphic adenoma is characterized by
39. 36 year old woman reported with history of exposed bone in the posterior alveolus with history of multiple myeloma probably has
40. Asthmatic patients using corticosteroid inhalers may develop candidiasis on the dorsal surface of the tongue because of
41. A patient complaints of multiple episodes of blood stained vomits .On examination, he has a saddle nose and typical strawberry gingivitis. what is the probable diagnosis?
42. Acrodermatitis enteropathica is a multi-organ failure due to deficiency of
43. Most premalignant lesion amongst the following is:
44. Heart shaped radiolucency along the incisive canal is most probably:
45. calcification of brain is seen in which one of the following
46. An ovoid radiolucency found located in the inferior border of posterior mandible region, which contains salivary gland tissue is
47. Bilaterally symmetrical, yellow spots on the buccal mucosa is suggestive of:
48. When collecting oral tissues by scraping for diagnosis of oral cancer,all of the following are considered true except
49. Which of the following represents Vitamin D deficiency
50. which of the type of leukaemia commonly shows oral and dermal lesions
51. An abnormal decrease in the flow of saliva is
52. Patient complaints of burning mouth. On examination tongue was red ,bald and filiform papillae were absent. Patient also provide history of long term antibiotic use. What is probable etiology
53. oral lichenoid reaction differs from oral lichen planus
54. shell teeth are associated with
55. If histologic slide and contents of canal space could be obtained the most likely finding in the region of radiolucency in a case of internal Resorption would be
56. Most common site for keratocanthoma is
57. Nasoalveolar cyst is also known as
58. Which of the following is true about Crohn's disease
59. "Fleur de lys" term is used for
60. syndrome associated with lip pits and cleft lip/palate
61. green discoloration of tongue is due to which of the drug
62. Air on aspiration is seen in
63. Which of the following originates from all three germ layers namely ectoderm mesoderm and endoderm
64. With age, which cells increase in number in salivary gland:
65. Chance of malignancy maximum in
66. 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
67. Which of the following condition has malignant potential
68. ehler danlos syndrome is
69. The most common oral lesion in HIV infected patient is
70. Alarm clock headache is:
71. Which of the following is not a feature of Hyperparathyroidism?
72. Ptyalism is seen in
73. True about Aneurysmal bone cyst
74. Which of these is a type of scleroderma:
75. Encephalo trigeminal angiomatosis is also known as
76. Mother of a 3 yr old child is worried about small yellowish eruptions along the mid palatine raphe that have formed in the child's mouth.The child is normal and does not seem to have any adverse signs or symptoms.what is the possible diagnosis
77. Most common carcinoma occuring in lip
78. The characteristic multiple punched out lesions are seen in
79. Riga fede disease is associated with
80. The most common site for necrotizing sialometaplasia is
81. Cobble stone appearance of oral mucosa
82. The term applied to a low white blood cell count is
83. Most common site for occurrence of sialolith is
84. A dental surgeon has recovered from hepatitis B by 3 months rest. His lab findings are normal but he is not allowed to attend to patients as per medical board as he is
85. all of the following are seen in cleidocranial dysostosis except
86. Osteogenesis imperfecta is manifested by
87. Condition in which toungue is attached to the floor of the mouth by a small frenum is called
88. Thinning of lamina dura in thickening of space between diploe is seen in the skull radiograph in
89. scaphocephaly is caused by premature fusion of
90. A patient has multiple epidermoid cysts intestinal hamartomas,Osteomas of skull and multiple impacted teeth.he is most probably suffering from
91. which HLA is involved in Bechet syndrome
92. Herpangina is caused by
93. Which index correlates the maturational status of a tooth to its developmental stage:
94. vanishing bone is seen in
95. In brush biopsy ,brush is
96. A patient comes to office with generalised oral ulcerations and fever after using a new tooth paste last night.On microscopic examination the buccal mucosa shows microabcess formation,exudates and intensive neytrophilic infiltration.Treatment of choice is
97. CBFA-lgene anomaly is seen in:
98. Multiple OKC seen in:
99. Koebner phenomenon is seen in
100. Most aggressive form (high malignant potential) of Basal Cell carcinoma is: