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Oral Mucous Membrane MCQs

Option A: Non-keratinized epithelium is characterized by absence of stratum granulosum and stratum corneum, The surface cells are nucleated

Option B: Parakeratinished epithelium is characterized by superficial cells with pyknotic nuclei and absence of stratum granulosum

Option C: In ortho keratinisation the superficial cells lose their nuclei, but stratum granulosum is present

Option D: All of the above

Correct Answer: All of the above


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Option A: gingiva and alveolar mucosa

Option B: Hard palate and gingiva

Option C: Buccal andalveolar mucosa

Option D: Hard and soft palate

Correct Answer: Hard palate and gingiva


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Option A: Lips

Option B: Tongue

Option C: Roof of the soft palate

Option D: Oropharynx

Correct Answer: Roof of the soft palate


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Option A: Appear as circular with an amorphous core in keratinized epithelium

Option B: Originate from golgi system

Option C: Packed with tonofilaments

Option D: Helps in adhesion of fully keratinized epithelial cells

Correct Answer: Originate from golgi system


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Option A: Contains lamina lucida & Lamina dura

Option B: Consists luratihyaline granules

Option C: consists of lamina densa and lamina lucida

Option D: consists of desmosomes and hemi desmosomes

Correct Answer: consists of lamina densa and lamina lucida


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Option A: Melanocyte

Option B: Lymphocyte

Option C: Merkel cell

Option D: Langerhans cell

Correct Answer: Langerhans cell


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Option A: Foliate

Option B: Filiform

Option C: Circumvallate

Option D: Fungiform

Correct Answer: Circumvallate


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Option A: Keratinocytes

Option B: Mast cells

Option C: Melanocytes

Option D: Myoepithelila cells

Correct Answer: Melanocytes


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Option A: Primary attachment epithelium

Option B: Secondary attachment epithelium

Option C: Primary enamel cuticle

Option D: Reduced enamel epithelium

Correct Answer: Primary attachment epithelium


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Option A: It contains more No. of sweat glands

Option B: It contains more do. of sebaceous glands

Option C: It contains less number of sebaceous glands

Option D: It contains less number of sweat glands

Correct Answer: It contains less number of sebaceous glands


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Option A: Due to alternate elevations and depressions in epithelium

Option B: Functional adaptation to mechanical impact

Option C: Disappeared in progressing gingivitis due to edema and this change is reversible

Option D: All of the above

Correct Answer: All of the above


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Option A: Langhan’s cell

Option B: RBC

Option C: Langerhans cell

Option D: Grey cell

Correct Answer: Langerhans cell


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Option A: Fungiform

Option B: Filiform

Option C: Circumvallate

Option D: Foliate

Correct Answer: Filiform


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Option A: Keratinised

Option B: Non keratinized

Option C: Parakeratinised

Option D: Orthokeratinized

Correct Answer: Orthokeratinized


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Option A: Has no rete pegs

Option B: Has prominent rete pegs

Option C: Is keratinized

Option D: Is para-keratinized

Correct Answer: Has no rete pegs


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Option A: Alveolar mucosa

Option B: Floor of the mouth

Option C: Attached gingiva

Option D: Buccal mucosa

Correct Answer: Attached gingiva


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Option A: Lamina dura

Option B: Dental cuticle

Option C: Lamina propria

Option D: Fibroblasts

Correct Answer: Lamina propria


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Option A: Pink

Option B: Red

Option C: Coral pink

Option D: None of the above

Correct Answer: Coral pink


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Option A: Keratinized

Option B: Non keratinized

Option C: Ortho, para and non keratinized

Option D: Only para keratinized

Correct Answer: Ortho, para and non keratinized


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Option A: Shifts apically with age

Option B: Shifts coronally with age

Option C: Constant throughout the life

Option D: None of the above

Correct Answer: Constant throughout the life


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Option A: St. granulosum

Option B: St. spinosum

Option C: St. basale

Option D: Prickle cell layer

Correct Answer: St. granulosum


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Option A: Tip

Option B: Sides

Option C: Back

Option D: Front

Correct Answer: Back


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Option A: Fibro blast

Option B: Odontoblasts

Option C: Cementoblasts

Option D: Merkel cells

Correct Answer: Fibro blast


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Option A: Larger than the basal cells

Option B: Smaller than the basal cells

Option C: same size as that of basal cells

Option D: None of the above

Correct Answer: Larger than the basal cells


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Option A: Melanocyte

Option B: Merkel cells

Option C: Langerhan cell

Option D: Keratinocyte

Correct Answer: Langerhan cell


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Option A: 0.004-0.005 ppm

Option B: 0.006-0.007 ppm

Option C: 0.007-0.005 ppm

Option D: 0.007-0.08 ppm

Correct Answer: 0.007-0.005 ppm


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Option A: Involucrin

Option B: Vinculin

Option C: Filaggrin

Option D: Nectin

Correct Answer: Filaggrin


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Option A: Fungiform

Option B: Filiform

Option C: Circumvallate

Option D: Foliate

Correct Answer: Filiform


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Option A: Basal cell layer

Option B: Granular cell layer

Option C: Spinous cells and granular cells

Option D: Basal cells and parabasal spinous cells

Correct Answer: Basal cells and parabasal spinous cells


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Option A: Reticular fibers

Option B: Collagen fibers

Option C: Hemidesmosomes

Option D: Desmosomes

Correct Answer: Hemidesmosomes


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Option A: Keratinized

Option B: Non-keratinized

Option C: Parakeratinised

Option D: Orthokeratinized

Correct Answer: Non-keratinized


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Option A: Para keratinised

Option B: Ortho keratinised

Option C: Non keratinised

Option D: Sub keratinised

Correct Answer: Ortho keratinised


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Option A: Impaction

Option B: Gingivitis

Option C: Occlusal wear

Option D: Gingival recession

Correct Answer: Gingival recession


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Option A: Attachment of ameloblasts to the tooth

Option B: Microscopically it resembles basal lamina

Option C: Derived from secondary attachment epithelium

Option D: All of the above

Correct Answer: All of the above


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Option A: It attached to buccinator muscle in cheeks

Option B: It attached to orbicularis oris in lips

Option C: A & B are correct

Option D: None of the above

Correct Answer: A & B are correct


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Option A: Sensory function

Option B: Secretory function

Option C: Neuro sensory

Option D: Nutritive function

Correct Answer: Neuro sensory


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Option A: Auxillary olfactory sense organ

Option B: Ellipsoid/Cigar shaped

Option C: Undergoes degeneration after 4 months of intrauterine life

Option D: All of the above

Correct Answer: All of the above


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Option A: Stratum basale

Option B: Stratum granulosum

Option C: Stratum basale and parabasal spinous cells

Option D: Stratum spinosum

Correct Answer: Stratum basale


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Option A: Sustenticular cells

Option B: Taste cells

Option C: Von ebner cells

Option D: Acini

Correct Answer: Sustenticular cells


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Option A: I

Option B: II

Option C: III

Option D: IV

Correct Answer: I


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Option A: Gingiva and anterior part of hard palate

Option B: Tongue and soft palate

Option C: Retromolar area and hard palate

Option D: Lip and posterior third of the hard palate

Correct Answer: Gingiva and anterior part of hard palate


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Option A: Thin lamina and non keratinized mucosa of cheek

Option B: Keratinized mucosa of cheek

Option C: Rete pegs

Option D: Thick lamina propria on skin of cheek

Correct Answer: Thin lamina and non keratinized mucosa of cheek


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Option A: Buccal gingiva

Option B: Lingual gingiva

Option C: Oral surface of lip

Option D: Sublingual mucosa (floor of mouth)

Correct Answer: Sublingual mucosa (floor of mouth)


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Option A: 30% Sebaceous glands

Option B: 75% sebaceous glands

Option C: very small number of sebaceous glands, if any

Option D: Absolutely no sebaceous glands

Correct Answer: very small number of sebaceous glands, if any


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Option A: Floor of the mouth and soft palate

Option B: Alveolar mucosa and vestibular fornix

Option C: Lip and cheek

Option D: Gingiva and hard palate

Correct Answer: Gingiva and hard palate


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Option A: Epidermis

Option B: Papillary layer of dermis

Option C: Reticular of dermis

Option D: Hypodermis

Correct Answer: Epidermis


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Option A: Attached gingiva

Option B: Free gingiva

Option C: Interdental papilla

Option D: Gingival sulcus

Correct Answer: Gingival sulcus


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Option A: Hyper orthokeratosis

Option B: Hyper parakeratosis

Option C: Non keratinized epithelium

Option D: Sulcular epithelium

Correct Answer: Hyper parakeratosis


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Option A: Internal basal lamina

Option B: Junctional epithelium

Option C: Reduced enamel epithelium

Option D: Epithelial attachment

Correct Answer: Junctional epithelium


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Option A: Keratinizing cells

Option B: Melanocytes

Option C: Non-Keratinizing cells

Option D: Clear cells

Correct Answer: Keratinizing cells


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Option A: Type I and III collagen

Option B: Type III collagen

Option C: Type IV collagen

Option D: Type I collagen

Correct Answer: Type IV collagen


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Option A: Circumvallate

Option B: Filliform

Option C: Foliate

Option D: Fungiform

Correct Answer: Circumvallate


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