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Dental Examination Questions: Oral Pathology
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Dental Examination Questions: Oral Pathology
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1. Papillary cystadenoma lymphomatosum, which occurs almost exclusive in the parotid gland, is commonly called:
2. Oral cytological smears are of no value in the diagnosis of:
3. The excessive formation of scar tissue is called:
4. The cells responsible for root resorption are:
5. A normal clot retraction time, which is independent of coagulation time, is indicative of a normal number of circulating:
6. Dens in dente occurs most commonly in the:
7. The most common route by which infection may reach the pulp is through:
8. The cells most frequently found in a Granuloma are:
9. Lesion that characteristically occurs on the alveolar ridges of infants is:
10. Osteosarcoma characteristically may develop in cases of:
11. A patient with oral moniliasis that does not respond to nystatin therapy should be evaluated for the following except:
12. The chemical disintegration of enamel is referred to as:
13. Vesicles or bullae of the mucous membrane or skin are seen in all the following except:
14. A cyst occurring under the tongue, caused by obstruction of a salivary gland duct, is called a:
15. A biopsy would be of value in the diagnosis or oral lesions of:
16. The features of multiple skeletal radiolucencies reversed A/G ratio, Bence Jones protein in the urine, and solid plasma cell infiltrate in the biopsy in a 50-year old man indicate a diagnosis of:
17. Mottled enamel is produced by:
18. Atrophy of the, pharyngeal, and gastric mucosa, koilonychias (spoon nails), and predisposition to oral carcinoma in postmenopausal women are features of:
19. Dry socket is a form of:
20. Features of familial multiple neurofibroma with café-au-lait spots of the skin are typical of:
21. The stigmata of congenital syphilis does not include:
22. The classic triad of Hand-Schuler-Christian disease includes lesions of bone, exopthalmos and:
23. Features of multiple bone radiolucencies, hypercalcemia, hypophosphatemia, and loss of lamina dura and indicative of:
24. Failure of the tuberculum impar to retract prior to fusion of the lateral halves of the tongue results in:
25. The irradiations to the head region do no cause:

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