* T/F:

1- Clinical appearance of neonatal candidiasis occurs directly after delivery ?(F)

2- The need to maintain oral health to prevent complications like microbial infections which may be fatal
in these patients cannot be over-emphasized (/)

3- Treatment of Mumps is Advice cold saline gargles to open any obstruction

in stenson’s duct (F)

4- Acute herpatic Gingivostomatitis respond to antibiotics(F)

5- We can use any mouthwash In infants or young children as we use

for elderly people(F)

:* Choose

1. Which of the following increase occurring candidiasis:

A) HIV infection

B) Diabetes

C) Prolong antibiotic therapy

D) All of the above

2- All true about Impetigo except :

A- Topical or systemic antibiotic should be prescribed to treat the impetigo

B- Etiology of impetigo : is streptococci or staphylococci aureus

C- usually symptomatic

D- skin infection that mainly affects infants and children usually appears as red sores on the face

3- Etiology of Vincent infection is :

A . Fusobacterium nucleatum

B. streptococcus aureus

C-Herpes virus

D. staphylococcus epidermidis
4-

1.tetracycline or chlorhexidine mouthwash are recommended to use for 3 to times\weekly.

2.In infants or young children who are unable to rinse with chlorhexidine mouthwash, parents
swabbed the child's oral lesion with chlorhexidine saturated cotton pellet for several time.

A-Both statements are true

B-1 is true only

C-2 is true only

D-Both statement are false

5-The most common oral manifestation of HIV infection in children

1- Are Oral Candidiasis which may progress into esophageal candidiasis,

2- Localized or generalized HIV gingivitis may be seen in young children.

3- Herpes simplex disease is commonly associated with HIV infected children.

4-HIV-infected children may be more vulnerable to dental caries, affecting one of the deciduous or
permanent dentition, than healthy subjects.

<<All true except :

A- 1&4 true

B- 4

C- 3&2

D- 2&4