SALIVARY GLAND

Type II : multiple responses

Direction : Each of the question or incomplete statements below is
followed by four suggested answers or completions.
Select :
A. If 1,2 and 3 are correct
B. If 1 and 3 are correct
C. If 2 and 4 are correct
D. If only 4 is correct
E. If all of the answers are correct

1. About acute bacterial sialadenitis. (B)

1. Culture saliva from duct orifice
2. Perform sialography in acute phase
3. Start with broad spectrum antibiotics
4. drainage through the gland

2.. The typical presentation of sialolith, are : (A)

1. Acute pain
2. Most occur in submandibular gland
3. Swelling at meal time
4. Treated by surgical excision

3. The common causes of xerostomia (A)

1. Dehydration
2. Radiation damage
3. Chronic infection
4. Frey’s syndrome

4. About saliva are : (A)

1. Provide lubrication of speech
2. Produce enzyme for digestion
3. Provide lubrication during mastication
4. Serous secretion produced by sublingual gland..KUDUNYA MUKUS

5. Radiological examination to identify salivary stones is/are : (A)

1. Sialography
2. Panoramic radiograph
3. A mandibular occlusal radiograph
4. Periapical radiograph
6. Sjogren’s Syndrome : A

1. The characteristic feature is progressive lymphatic infiltration, acinar

destruction and proliferation of duct epithelium of all salivary and
lacrymal tissue.
2. Female are affected more often than males
3. Is an autoimmune condition causing progressive destruction of the
salivary and lacrymal glands.
4. Is an infection disease causing progressive destruction of the salivary
and lacrymal glands.

7. Secondary Sjogren’s Syndrome, characterized by : E

1. Xerostomia
2. Keratoconjunctivitis sicca
3. Rheumatoid arthritis
4. Connective tissue disorder

8. The treatment for Sjogren’s Syndrome includes symptomatic care with : E

1. Salivary substitute
2. Pilocarpine
3 Artificial tears
4. Cholinergic drugs

9. The signs and symptoms of Mumps include : B

1. A painful, nonerythematous swelling of one or both parotid glands
2. Submandibular pain and nonerythematous swelling
3. Preauricular pain and swelling, fever, and headache
4. A painful, erythematous swelling of one or both parotid glands

10. Elevation of the lower earlobe could be the symptom of : (D)

1. Sialadenitis
2. Sialolitiasis
3. Otitis media
4. Parotitis