CHAPTER# 8 SALIVARY GLANDS & SALIVA TOTAL MARKS 10

TOTAL TIME 10 MIN

(1) Parotid gland secretion is………..

a) Serous (b) Viscous (c) Mixed (d) None of above
(2) Maximum contribution of saliva is from which gland…………….
(a) Parotid gland (b) Submandibular gland (c) Sublingual gland

(d) Both b& c

(3) Warthin duct is related to…………..

(a) Parotid gland (b) Submandibular gland (c) Sublingual gland

(d) Minor salivary gland

(4) Xerostomia is………..

(a) Lack of salivary production (b) Duyne’s of mouth (c) Both a & b

(d) Increase of parotid gland secretion

(5) Primary sjogren is syndrome consist of………….

(a) Dry eyes (b) Dry mouth (c) connective tissue disorder

(d) Both a & b (e) All of above

(6) Chewing sugar free gums stimulate salivary flow to level about…………..

(a) 3-10 times (b) 10-15 times (c) 20-25 times (d) 30-35 times

(7) Radiation mucositis start most oftenly……………..

(a) 1st week of radiotherapy (b)2nd week of radiotherapy

(c)3rd week of radiotherapy (d)4th week of radiotherapy

 (8) Sialography of normal salivary gland reveal the ductal architecture as

having an appearance of……………..

(a) Sausage string (b) Fruit laden tree (c) Leafless tree (d) Ball in hand

(9) Parotid fatty change is sign of……………………

(a) Alcoholism (b) Ageing (c) Malnutrition (d) None

(10) Facial nerve is involved in……………..

(a) Warthin’s tumor (b) Pleomorphic adenoma

(c) Epidermoid carcinoma (d) Benign lymphoepithelioma

CHAPTER# 9 INFLAMMATORY OVERGROWTHS,DEVELOPMENTAL&BENIGN

LESIONS,AND PIGMENTATION OF ORAL MUCOSA

TOTAL MARKS
10

TOTAL TIME 10 MIN

(1) Types of epulides are…………..

(a) Fibrous epulid (b) Pyogenic granuloma

(c) Giant cell epulid (d) Both a, b& c

(2) Strawberry mark related to which types of lesion…………..

(a) Epulides (b) Angiomatous naevae (c) Xerostomia (d) Leukoplakia

(3) Amalgam tattoos are due to………………

(a) Entrapped amalgam filling in occlusal surface of teeth

(b) Entrapped amalgam filling in oral mucosa of teeth

(c) Faulty filling (d) Present on outer surface of oral cavity

(4) An melanotic lesion present periorally & orally, freckles on nose & eyes

also present is related………………..

(a) Sjogren’s syndrome (b) Cranio facial disorder (c) Peutz jeger syndrome

(d) Down syndrome

(5) Pyogenic granuloma is best described as……………….

(a) Benign odontogenic tumor (b) Arteriovenous malformation

(c) Reactive inflammatory hyperplasia(d) Suppurative bacterial gingivitis

(6) The cells most frequently found in granuloma are…………….

(a) Mast cells (b) Giant cells (c) lymphocytes (d) neutrophils
(7) The most common benign tumor occurring in oral cavity is…………….

(a) papilloma (b) Adenoma (c) Hemangioma (d) Fibroma

(8) The excessive formation of scar tissue is called………….

(a) Fibroma (b) Keloid (c) Myxoma (d) Myoma

(9) Treatment of pyogenic granuloma is…………………..

(a) No need of treatment (b) Use of antibiotics & mouth wash

(c) Excision if required (d) Radiotherapy

(10) Cauliflower-like appearance and pedunculated lesion present at junction of

hard & soft palate is…………………………

(a) Squamous cell papilloma (b) Hamartomas

(c) denture granuloma (d) Epulide

CHAPTER# 10 PRECANCEROUS LESIONS & CONDITIONS ORAL CARCINOMA
AND CARCINOGENESIS

TOTAL MARKS 10

TOTAL TIME 10 MIN

(1) Invasive carcinoma is distinguished from carcinoma in-situ by…………..

(a) Penetration of basement membrane (b) Number of mitotic figures

(c) Increase in the size of the cell (d) Nuclear
pleomorphisms (2) Which of these is considered a high risk site for malignant
transformation

in leukoplakia………………….

(a) Buccal mucosa (b) Labial mucosa

(c) Soft palate (d) Floor of the mouth

(3) Intraoral squamous cell carcinoma is commonly found in which of the

following areas , in order from most frequent to least frequent…………….

(a) Floor of mouth, lateral border of tongue, soft palate, and gingiva

(b) Lateral border of the tongue, soft palate, floor of mouth,gingiva

(c) Lateral border of tongue, floor of mouth, soft palate,gingiva

(d) Floor of mouth,lateral border of tongue,gingival,soft palate

(4) Which of the following has the highest risk of transformation to

dysplasia……………..

(a) Homogenous leukoplakia (b) Verrucous leukoplakia

(c) Proliferative verrucous leukoplakia (d) Speckled leukoplakia

(5) What stage is an oral squamous cell carcinoma in if it is designated as

T2 N1 M1……………

(a) Stage I (b) Stage II (c) Stage III (d) Stage IV

(6) The virus that has been implicated in the etiology of oropharyngeal

squamous cell carcinoma is……………….

(a) Coxsackie virus (b) Ebola virus (c) Human papilloma virus

(d) paramyxovirus

(7) The most common malignancy found in the oral cavity is……………….

(a) Basal cell carcinoma (b) Transitional cell carcinoma

(c) Squamous cell carcinoma (d) Melanoma

(8) The irradiations to the head region do no cause……………………..

(a) Xerostomia (b) Ramsay hunt syndrome (c) Radiation caries

(d) Osteoradionecrosis

(9) Intraoral carcinoma can not present clinically as……………………

(a) Ulcers (b) Nodule (C) Abscess (d) Cauliflower-like growth

(10) Which lesion has more chances into malignancy

transformation…………………..

(a) Leukoplakia (b) Erythroplakia (c) Lichen planus (d) Oral thrush