Oral Pathology and Medicine #5

1. calcification of falx cerebri is seen in

2. Sialologue is an agent used to

3. Erythema multiforme (EM) is an acute self-limited eruption characterized by a distinctive clinical eruption, the hallmark of which is the:

4. ehler danlos syndrome is

5. Leontiasis ossea is characteristic of:

6. Ptyalism is seen in

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

8. Which autoimmune disease is associated with the increase in caries?

9. The direct immunoflourescence pattern seen in pemphigus vulgaris has been described as

10. Which of the following is a difference between herpangina and primary herpetic stomatitis

11. Matted lymph nodes are seen in

12. Laboratory examination of the blood of a patient with an acute bacterial infection would show

13. Osteoporosis is linked to

14. Negative regulator of BMP is

15. Which of the following is not a true cyst:

16. A differential diagnosis for gingival hyperplasia should include which of area.It was diagnosed as ameloblastoma.histopathological picture will show the following conditions?

17. Which of these is used as a marker of proliferation ( dysplastic proliferation) in a premalignant lesion:

18. Cobble stone appearance of oral mucosa

19. fibroblast proliferation in oral submucous fibrosis is primary mediated by

20. 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