1.

2.Which immunoglobulin found in saliva: 2

1/igM
2/igA
3/igG
4/igE
3.The most common malignant salivary
gland neoplasm is:
Mucoepidermoid carcinomas represent a distinct
type of tumor. They contain three cellular
elements in varying proportions: squamous cells,
mucus-secreting cells, and "intermediate" cells.
Mucoepidermoi
4.One of the following is a characteristic of D brdicardia
syncope (vasovagal attack):
a) Rapid recover
b) Abrupt onset
c) When turn neck to side
d) Bradycardia
e) Neurological deficit
5.he Most common cyst in oral cavity is
6.he Most common benign tumour of oral
cavity is ............
7.Chondromas are:
1/radiosensitive
2/radio-opaque
3/radio-resistant
4/Only arise at condylar region
8.Campbell lines

9.Tongue tie is indicated in: 4

1/bilateral parasymphysis fructure
2/unconsciousness
3/destoyed chin by gunshot
4/all
Histologically , the primary cells of Eosinophilic granuloma, also known as pulmonary
eosinophilic granuloma are: histiocytosis X (PHX) or pulmonary Langerhans cell
histiocytosis X (PLCH), is an uncommon interstitial
1/eosinophils
lung disease that is epidemiologically related to
2/giant cells tobacco smoking. It chiefly affects young adults,
3/histiocytes primarily occurring in the third or fourth decades of life.
4/fibroblasts 3
Which of the following is not associated C , Lid lag is sign of hyperthyroidism
with hypothyroidism
A/lethargy
B/depression
C/lid lag sign
D/slow relaxation reflexes
The drug most commonly used to treat Carbamazepine is an anticonvulsant. It works by
trigeminal neuralgia is decreasing nerve impulses that cause seizures and
pain.
A. diazepam (Valium)
B. carbamazepine (Tegretol) Carbamazepine is used to treat seizures and nerve
C. Ergotamine pain such as trigeminal neuralgia and diabetic
D. phenytoin (Dilantin) neuropathy. It is also used to treat bipolar disorder.
E. metronidazole (Flagyl)
Carbamazepine may also be used for purposes not
listed in this medication guide
Vicryl is made of: C Vicryl™ suture is a synthetic, absorbable suture. It
A polyglycolic acid is commonly applied to wounds or incisions in interior
body tissues, where removal of traditional sutures
B polyglyconate
would be disruptive. Vicryl™ is actually the brand
C polyglactin name of a suture material manufactured by Ethicon
D polydioxanone Inc., a subsidiary of Johnson and Johnson, but the
term has fallen into common use to describe any
synthetic, absorbable suture composed primarily of
polyglactin 910
Patient received heavy blow to the right c
body of the mandible sustaining a fracture
there. You should suspect a second
fracture is most likely to be present in
A. Symphysis region
B. Left body of the mandible
C. Left sub-condylar region
D. Right sub-condylar region
E. sub-condylar region
Which of the following is TRUE in regards b
to high risk patient ?
A. 0.1ml of blood from Hepatitis B carrier
is less infective than 0.1ml of blood from
HIV patient
B. 0.1ml of blood from Hepatitis B carrier
is more infective than 0.1ml of blood from
HIV patient
C. Level of virus are similar in the blood
and saliva of HIV patient
D. Level of virus in the saliva is not
significant for Hepatitis B patient
Which group of LA is more likely to be B bc of its hydrolysis biproduct (BABA)
allergic?
A Amide group
B Ester group
Which of the following lesions is not multi D
locular? *The Stafne defect (also termed Stafne's idiopathic
bone cavity, Stafne bone cyst, lingual mandibular
A Ameloblastoma
salivary gland depression, lingual mandibular cortical
B Odontogenic keratocyst defect, latent bone cyst, or static bone cyst) is a
C Anurysmal bone cyst (ABC) depression of the mandible on the lingual suface (the
D Stafne's bone cavity side nearest the tongue). The Stafne defect is thought
to be a normal anatomical variant, as the depression is
created by ectopic salivary gland tissue associated
with the submandibular gland and does not represent
a pathologic lesion as such
High doze steroid may be started quickly
even before biopsy taking when the
following condition is diagnosed:
A Squamous cell carcinoma
B Basel cell lymphoma
C Osteosarcoma
D Temporal arteritis
Which of the following is likely to cause
asymmetrical anterior openbite?
A Skeletal development
B Bilateral condyler fructure
C Incompetent lips
D Digit sucking habbit
Lekholm Bone density Classification grin
emoticon
our question is :
what is the most suitable bone type for
implant ?
Correct answer is,,D,,,high doses of steroid are
needed to avoid blindness caused by temporal
arteritis,prednisolone 60 mg per day should be started
immediatlly
Temporal arteritis is disease affects elderly women,
patient complains of fever, jaw pain , scalp pain ,
haedache and visual disturbance if left untrated may
end in permenant blindness,Elevated ESR May be
diagnostic , in very rare conditions it may be
normal,,non uniformly distributed giant cells taken from
large sample confirms the diagnosis
d
ype 2 and 3 are favorable for implants.
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because they have both good primary stability and
good vascularity needed for osseointegration
Type 1 : provides primary stability, which is very
important for the success of implants, however there is
no enough vascularity needed for osseointegration,
found in ((anterior mandible)).

Type 4 : very thin cortical bone (less than 0.5 mm),

and very poor cancellous bone, this type is
unfavorable for implant placement , due to poor
primary stability
found in (( posterior maxilla)).

while giving the inferior alveolar nerve b

block the most common infection may be
instituted into
a)pterigopalatine space
b)pterigomandibular space
c)sub mandibular space
d)masticatory space
heline which shows the axial inclination of
the impacted teeth is
a)amber line
b)white line
c)red line
d)black line

of the following is not a premalignant D

condition?
a. Oral lichen planus
b. Oral submucous fibrosis
c. Xeroderma pigmentosum
d. Chelitis granulomatosa
the lesion that characterstically occurs in c
the alveolar ridge of the infants is
a)congenital lymphangeioma
b)Fordyces granules
c)Bohns nodule
d)white sponge nevus
oral surgery A ,sodium bisulphate prevent the oxidation of the
vasopressure present in the local anesthetic
The agent added in an anaesthetic solution,thymol is the fungiside present in the solution
solution to prevent the deterioration of the ,while methy parabean is preservativefor Local
adrenalin present is anesthesia
a. Sodium bisulphate
b. Thymol
c. Ringers solution
d. Methyl paraben
)moons molar is seen in a
a)syphillis
b)leprosy
c)tuberulosis
d)actinomycosis
oral pathology a
raspberry tumor is
a)congenital
b)inflamatory
c)neoplastic
d)traumatic
maxillary sinus infection of the b
odontogenic origin is most often caused
by the
a)Aerobic bacteria
b)Anaerobic bacteria
c)fungal
d)viral
a patient came with the hiistory of the b
sharp lancenating pain on the right side of
the face,not relived by the analgesic.what
will be the possible diagnosis
a)acute pulpitis
b )trigeminal neuralgia
c)acute dental abscess
d)dry socket
 D
except for Marotux lamy syndrome the multiple
bilateral dentigerous cyst is often seen in dentigerous cyst can be seen in the nevus basal cell
the following syndrome carcinoma syndrome and the cleidocranial dysplasia
a)Mccune albright syndrome
b)ollier syndrome
c )proteus syndrome
d)Maroteux lamy syndrome
Oral lesions of secondary syphilis may gumma is due to the tertiary syphillis,chanchre is due
to the primary syphillis ,mulberry molar in congenital
include syphills.macular papillary rash and the mucous patch
a) gumma both are feature of the secondary syphillis but the
b)chancre macular papillary rash is more consistent sign while
c)mulberry molars mucous patch is seen in thirty percent of the
case...refrence..oral and maxillofacial pathology
d)macular papular rash Neville 3rd edition page188 ,189 so right answer will
e)mucous patch be d Rana Hussain, Raymold Khuzs Hamza Liaqat
hormone acts to stimulate its neighboring A
cell to divide. This hormone would best be
described as belonging to which category
of
hormones?
a) Paracrine.
b)Autocrine.
c). Endocrine
d)Eccrine
true ankyloglossia occurs due to a
a)union between the tongue and the floor
of the mouth
b)absence of the lingual frenum
c)lingual frenum attached to the tip of the
tongue
d)short lingual frenum
minimum percentage of the cortical bone d
loss that should occur to demonstrate
radiographically
a)6.6%
b)13%
c)20%
d)30-40%
Radio-graphically the normal horizontal a
plane of the alveolar bone inter-dentally is
related to
a)cementoenamel junction of the adjacent
teeth
b)Epithellial attatchment of the adjacent
teeth
c)Trabercular pattern of the bone
d)all oft the above
the pleomorphic adenoma cell arise from a
the
a)Myoepithellial cell
b)acinar cell
c)connective tissue
d)stem cell
hich of the following does not give the c
blood on aspiration
a)hemangioma
b)central giant cell granuloma
c)static bone cyst
d)Aneurysmal bone cyst
80% of all salivary stones occurs in b
a)parotid
b)submandibular
c)submaxillary
d)minor salivary gland
mong Hepatitis,syphilitic glossitis, A
plummer vinson syndrome, Mikulicz's
syndrome.
Squamous cellcarcinoma is most likely to
occurs in ?
a)Syphilitic glossitis andplummer vinsons
syndrome
b)syphilitic glossitis andMukilicz disease
c)Plummer vinsons disease andHepatitis
A
d)hepatitisA and Mikuliczsdisease
in a patient with pneumothorax and c
circulatory collapse the first action should
be
a)immediate x-ray chest
b)oxygen inhalation
c)insertion of chest drain/needle
d)tracheostomy

deal steam sterlization of 121 degree b

centigrade with pressure of 151lb/inch2
should hold time of
a)10 min
b)15 min
c)30 min
d)45 min
all of the following developmental cysts of c
the jaws present as radiolucent lesions
except
a)median palatal cyst
b)nasopalatine duct cyst
c)nasoalveolar
d)glovulomaxillary cyst
The danger area of face where from c
infection can spread directly to cavernous
includes
a)from below the eyes upto chin
b)area around lips
c)area around lips including lower part of
nose
d)whole of the face
most common fracture of face is that of d
a)mandible
b)maxilla
c)zygoma
d)nasal bone
vesicles or bullae of the mucous c
membrane or skin are seen in all the
following except
a)herpes simplex
b)herpes zoster
c)agranulocytosis
d)pemphigus
Healing by primary intention means b
a)using catgut
b)obtaining union between 2 edges of an
incision without subsquent breakdown
c)immediate use of protective dressing
d)using stamples