Oral Pathology and Medicine #5

1. Thinning of lamina dura in thickening of space between diploe is seen in the skull radiograph in

2. Unilateral vesicular eruptions along the course of the nerve in Orofacial region are seen in

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

4. The most likely diagnosis of a proliferative lesion found at a denture periphery is a/an

5. spreading enzyme produced by some species of streptococcus

6. Alarm clock headache is:

7. gene mutation that causes ectodermal dysplasia with cleft lip and palate

8. A child reports with greenish stains on teeth .The most probable cause is

9. Which one of the following differentiates between condensing osteitis and benign cementoblastoma?

10. Most common site for keratocanthoma is

11. An ovoid radiolucency found located in the inferior border of posterior mandible region, which contains salivary gland tissue is

12. Fissured tongue is seen in:

13. Lip pits are associated with:

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

15. Hairy tongue is associated with hypertrophy of:

16. Which of the following has been implicated due to sunlight

17. 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

18. Osteogenesis imperfecta is manifested by

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

20. which of the type of leukaemia commonly shows oral and dermal lesions