Bacterial Infections MCQs

Option A: Herpes

Option B: measles

Option C: Diphtheria

Option D: leishmaniasis

Correct Answer: Diphtheria ✔

Option A: Chancre (primary syphilis)

Option B: Muco patches (secondary syphilis)

Option C: Gumma (tertiary syphilis)

Option D: Congenital syphilis

Correct Answer: Muco patches (secondary syphilis) ✔

Option A: Blastomycosis

Option B: Cat scratch fever

Option C: Sarcoidosis

Option D: Streptococcus pneumonia

Correct Answer: Streptococcus pneumonia ✔

Option A: Secondary herpes

Option B: Primary syphilis

Option C: Tuberculosis

Option D: Primary herpes

Correct Answer: Primary syphilis ✔

Option A: Actinomycosis

Option B: Noma

Option C: Systemic candidiasis

Option D: Cellulites

Correct Answer: Noma ✔

Option A: Leprosy

Option B: Tuberculosis

Option C: Diabetes

Option D: Lichen planus

Correct Answer: Leprosy ✔

Option A: Actinomycosis

Option B: Ludwig’s angina

Option C: Mucormycosis

Option D: Cellulitis

Correct Answer: Actinomycosis ✔

Option A: AIDS

Option B: Tuberculosis

Option C: Syphilis

Option D: Leukemia

Correct Answer: Tuberculosis ✔

Option A: Gumma

Option B: Koplik spot

Option C: Mucous patcl

Option D: Tabes dorsalis

Correct Answer: Mucous patcl ✔

Option A: syphilis

Option B: measles

Option C: scarlet fever

Option D: typhoid

Correct Answer: scarlet fever ✔

Option A: Gingiva

Option B: Tongue

Option C: Hard palate

Option D: Soft palate

Correct Answer: Gingiva ✔

Option A: Staphylococcus aureus

Option B: Corynebacterium

Option C: Candida

Option D: Vincent’s angina

Correct Answer: Staphylococcus aureus ✔

Option A: Arachnia propionica

Option B: Bartonella henselae

Option C: Bifidobacterium dentium

Option D: Mycobacterium laprae

Correct Answer: Bartonella henselae ✔

Option A: Recurrent aphthous major

Option B: Recurrent aphthous minor

Option C: Recurrent herpetiform ulcers

Option D: Acute herpetic gingivostomatitis

Correct Answer: Recurrent aphthous major ✔

Option A: Sarcoidosis

Option B: Histoplasmosis

Option C: Candidiasis

Option D: Behcet’s disease

Correct Answer: D. Behcet’s disease ✔

Option A: Syphilis

Option B: Histoplasmosis

Option C: Scrofuloderma

Option D: Actinomycosis

Correct Answer: Syphilis ✔

Option A: symptoms are similar

Option B: life long immunity results

Option C: vesicles occur with both diseases

Option D: intranuclear inclusion bodies are present

Correct Answer: symptoms are similar ✔

Option A: Scarlet fever

Option B: Acute herpetic gingivostomatitis

Option C: Glandular fever

Option D: Rubella

Correct Answer: Glandular fever ✔

Option A: Bacterial smear

Option B: Blood studies

Option C: Biopsy

Option D: Blood chemistry

Correct Answer: Biopsy ✔

Option A: Ankylosis

Option B: Spasm of masseter mucle

Option C: Auspitz’s sign

Option D: Nikolsky’s sign

Correct Answer: Spasm of masseter mucle ✔

Option A: Recurrent apthous ulcer

Option B: Recurrent herpetic gingivitis

Option C: Acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis

Option D: Recurrent herpes labialis

Correct Answer: Recurrent apthous ulcer ✔

Option A: Condylomata lata

Option B: Mucous patches

Option C: Lues maligna

Option D: lupus vulgaris

Correct Answer: Lues maligna ✔

Option A: has oral ulcerations similar to major apthous ulceration

Option B: is a self limiting lesion

Option C: is commonly seen among Indian population

Option D: is usually treated with Erythromycin

Correct Answer: has oral ulcerations similar to major apthous ulceration ✔

Option A: Tuberculosis

Option B: Sarcoidosis

Option C: Leprosy

Option D: Cat scratch disease

Correct Answer: Sarcoidosis ✔

Option A: Syphilis

Option B: Tuberculosis

Option C: Histoplasmosis

Option D: Actinomycosis

Correct Answer: Syphilis ✔

Option A: Bechets syndrome

Option B: Sweet syndrome

Option C: PFAPA (periodic fever acute pharyngitis apthous stomatitis)

Option D: All of the above

Correct Answer: All of the above ✔

Option A: syphilitic ulcer

Option B: trophic ulcer

Option C: oral chancre

Option D: All of the above

Correct Answer: oral chancre ✔

Option A: Recurrent allergic reactions

Option B: Recurrent bacterial infections

Option C: Implicit allergic reactions

Option D: implicit bacterial infections

Correct Answer: Recurrent bacterial infections ✔

Option A: snail track ulcers

Option B: Mucous patches

Option C: chancre of tongue

Option D: Hutchinson’s wart

Correct Answer: chancre of tongue ✔

Option A: Fungal

Option B: Bacterial

Option C: Viral

Option D: Parasitic

Correct Answer: Bacterial ✔

Option A: painless

Option B: painful

Option C: itching

Option D: Asymptomatic

Correct Answer: painful ✔

Option A: Pain

Option B: No pain

Option C: Itching

Option D: Burning sensation

Correct Answer: No pain ✔

Option A: Rasbery tongue

Option B: Strawberry tongue

Option C: Auspitz’s sign

Option D: Nikolsky’s sign

Correct Answer: Strawberry tongue ✔

Option A: Buccal mucosa

Option B: Lips

Option C: Tongue

Option D: Palate

Correct Answer: Tongue ✔

Option A: Trauma

Option B: Tuberculosis

Option C: Primary syphilis

Option D: Herpes

Correct Answer: Primary syphilis ✔

Option A: 6 weeks

Option B: 9 weeks

Option C: 13 weeks

Option D: 1 weeks

Correct Answer: 6 weeks ✔

Option A: pyogenic granuloma

Option B: fibrous dysplasia

Option C: vincent’s disease

Option D: ancrum oris

Correct Answer: ancrum oris ✔

Option A: Staphylococci

Option B: Streptococci

Option C: Diphtheria

Option D: Clostridium Tetani

Correct Answer: Clostridium Tetani ✔

Option A: Recurrent herpes labialis

Option B: Recurrent herpetic stomatitis

Option C: Increased vertical dimension

Option D: Secondary syphilis

Correct Answer: Secondary syphilis ✔

Option A: Behcet’s syndrome

Option B: Hodgkin’s disease

Option C: Grinspan syndrome

Option D: Ehler Danlos syndrome

Correct Answer: A. Behcet’s syndrome ✔

Option A: Bacterial infection

Option B: Fungal infection

Option C: Viral infection

Option D: Parasitic infection

Correct Answer: Bacterial infection ✔

Option A: Primary stage of syphilis

Option B: Secondary stage of syphilis

Option C: Tertiary stage of syphilis

Option D: Primary tuberculosis

Correct Answer: Tertiary stage of syphilis ✔

Option A: hypoplasia of incisor and molar, VIII nerve motor paralysis and peg laterals.

Option B: Hypoplasia of incisor and molar, V nerve motor paralysis interstitial keratitis

Option C: Hypoplasia of incisor and molar, VIII nerve deafness and interstitial keratitis

Option D: None of the above

Correct Answer: Hypoplasia of incisor and molar, VIII nerve deafness and interstitial keratitis ✔

Option A: Central caseation

Option B: Hyaline degeneration

Option C: Giant cells in the center

Option D: Presence of epithelioid cells

Correct Answer: Hyaline degeneration ✔

Option A: Tetanus

Option B: Trigeminal neuraligia

Option C: Tuberculous meningitis

Option D: Rabies

Correct Answer: Tetanus ✔

Option A: Measles

Option B: Mumps

Option C: Scarlet fever

Option D: Tetanus

Correct Answer: Tetanus ✔

Option A: Chancre

Option B: Mucous patch

Option C: Syphilitic glossitis

Option D: Gumma

Correct Answer: Syphilitic glossitis ✔

Option A: Streptococcus sangius

Option B: Streptococcus mutans

Option C: Borellia vincentii

Option D: Staphylococci albus

Correct Answer: Streptococcus sangius ✔

Option A: Tetany

Option B: Tetanus

Option C: Leprosy

Option D: Actinomycosis

Correct Answer: Tetanus ✔

Option A: ANUG

Option B: Diphtheritic lesion

Option C: Secondary stage of syphilis

Option D: Desquamative gingivitis

Correct Answer: Diphtheritic lesion ✔

Option A: Candida albicans

Option B: Actinomyces israelii

Option C: Nocarda braziliances

Option D: Histoplasma capsulatum

Correct Answer: Actinomyces israelii ✔

Option A: Mycobacterium tuberulosis

Option B: Actinomycosis

Option C: Trepenoma pallidium

Option D: Streptococcus

Correct Answer: Trepenoma pallidium ✔

Option A: Ghon complex

Option B: Interstitial keratitis

Option C: Mulberry molars

Option D: Notched incisors

Correct Answer: Ghon complex ✔