WorksheetsOral medicine and pathology
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 29mins
When is the oral lesions seen most prominent in rheumatic heart disease?
Chronic phase
Subacute phase
Acute phase
Patient has electric shock of pain for 10 seconds at her right maxilla.There is no pain in between. She has
(a)
What are the signs of cardiac failure intraorally?
Pallor mucosa
Deep red mucosa
Multiple ulcers
Multiple petichae and purpura
what is the blood result for patient with angular cheilitis,spoon shape nail, multiple aphthous-like-ulcers?
normocytic normochromic anaemia
normocytic hypo chromic anaemia
microcytic normochromic anaemia
microcytic hypo chromic anaemia
The patient with chronic iron deficiency anaemia, glossitis, cheilosis and higher risk of getting oesophageal anaemia is called
(a)
Patient is 12 years old and her blood result shows severe reduction of HDL. What are the expected clinical findings?
Multiple blisters
Yellowish tonsils
Multiple ulcers
Hazy opacity of cornea
What disease is closely related to trigeminal neuralgia?
Alzheimer disease
Multiple sclerosis
Stroke
26 weeks pregnant lady presented with swelling on the gum. Histologically as shown in the photo. What is the diagnosis?
(a)
What is the significant of physiological blood change in pregnancy in dental setting?
Bleeding tendency
thromboembolism tendency
Leukopenia
Anaemia
Patient has painless ulceration on the palate. The biopsy shows non-caseating granuloma. What is the diagnosis?
(a)
Which of the following pathologies is the most common benign salivary gland tutor?
Mucoepidermoid adenoma
Pleomorphic adenoma
Monomorphic adenoma
Epidermoid adenoma
Can pleomorphic adenoma turns into squamous cell carcinoma?
(a)
Patient presented with strawberry gingivitis, multiple ulcers and mobile teeth. What is the histology?
Sarcoidosis
Herpes simplex
Wegener granulomatosis
Kawasaki disease
Which of the following photos is oral squamous cell carcinoma?
What is the common tooth appearance in thalaessemia?
amelogenesis imperfecta
dentinogenesis imperfects
Taurodontism
germination
This histology is a swelling found in the lower lip of 2-year-old boy. What is the diagnosis?
(a)
Which of these virus may cause neuropathic pain?
Herpes simplex
Eipstein Barr virus
Cytomegalovirus
Herpes zoster
What is the pulmonary disease which can cause xerostomia?
(a)
Can herpes be cured?
Yes
No
unsure
What is the diagnosis?
(a)
Which of the following tests are significant investigations to perform in burning sensation of the tongue?
Full blood count
Liver function test
Blood ENA and ANA
Renal Function test
Glucose tolerance test
What gland is most affected in malignancy of salivary gland?
Parotid gland
Submandibular gland
Sublingual gland
Accessory gland
Which of the following has basal layer degeneration with dense lymphocytic infiltration?
Leukoedema
oral lichen planus
Oral dysplasia
Oral squamous cell carcinoma
What is the clinical finding shown by the arrow in the histological slide?
(a)
What is the treatment for the lesion shown in the picture?
Corticosteroid
Antifungal
Surgical
Reassurance
What antibody causes mucous membrane pemphigoid?
(a)
What is the oral potentially malignant disorder which presented with white lesion, at the commissure&ass w smoking?
acute erythematous candidiasis
Chronic erythematous candidiasis
Chronic hyper plastic candidiasis
acute hyper plastic candidiasis
Which of the following photos show white lesion intraorally?
Histology was taken from submandibular salivary gland swelling which presented for 2 years. What is the diagnosis?
(a)
Patient presented with dull pain at the right maxilla after 3 months of post extraction of 16. NAD at the region. What is the treatment?
Carbamazepine
Arcoxia
Amytriptilline
Diazepam
Which of the following lesions are expected to be seen in chronic renal failure?
Ground glass appearance
loss of lamina dura
radiolucent giant cell lesions
pulp stones
Which of the following hormones is affected and caused the pathology as shown in the picture given?
Thyroid hormone
Parathyroid hormone
Cortisol hormone
Growth hormone
What salivary neoplasm that usually occurs bilaterally?
(a)
Kaposi sarcoma is a malignancy of vessels
Yes
No
Unsure
Which of the following is macrocytosis but not megaloblastic?
Pernicious anaemia
Folate deficiency
COPD
Vitamin B12 deficiency
What is the common haematological disorder presented with garret osteomyelitis?
Sickle cell anaemia
iron deficiency anaemia
Thalaessemia
Pernicious anaemia
What is the clinical manifestation of this histology?
(a)
Hypertension can cause gingival hyperplasia
Yes
No
Unsure
How do you classify the lesions shown in the histology photo given?
The site of metastases
The size of the lesion
The depth of the lesion
The colour of the lesion
Based on the quiz given, how do you think that you will be able to pass OPOM professional exam? And how do you want to improve yourself?
