Option A: Ulcerative
Option B: Bullous
Option C: Speckled
Option D: Homogenous
Correct Answer: Speckled ✔
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Option A: Warthin’s tumor
Option B: Ameloblastoma
Option C: Keratocanthoma
Option D: Neurofibroma
Correct Answer: Ameloblastoma ✔
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Option A: Extent
Option B: Pneumatization
Option C: Bone pattern
Option D: Location
Correct Answer: Bone pattern ✔
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Option A: Tzanck smear
Option B: Polymerase chain reaction
Option C: In situ hybridization
Option D: Electron microscopy
Correct Answer: Tzanck smear ✔
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Option A: Filiform to flat patch on lateral tongue
Option B: Bilateral appearance
Option C: Epstein Barr virus
Option D: AIDS
Correct Answer: Filiform to flat patch on lateral tongue ✔
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Option A: Gluten enteropathy
Option B: Chronic smokers
Option C: Excess of B-complex
Option D: Anti-malarial medication
Correct Answer: Gluten enteropathy ✔
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Option A: Chemotherapy
Option B: Radiation administered interstially through catheters
Option C: Lasers
Option D: Radiation involving normal tissues
Correct Answer: Radiation administered interstially through catheters ✔
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Option A: Posterior one third
Option B: Ventral surface
Option C: Tip of tongue
Option D: Lateral margin
Correct Answer: Lateral margin ✔
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Option A: T1 N1 Mo
Option B: T2 N2 Mo
Option C: T3 N1 Mo
Option D: T4 N2 Mo
Correct Answer: T2 N2 Mo ✔
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Option A: Mandibular condyle
Option B: Posterior moral region
Option C: Anterior maxilla
Option D: Maxillary tuberosity
Correct Answer: Posterior moral region ✔
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Option A: Oral hairy leukoplakia
Option B: White spongy naevus
Option C: Leukemia
Option D: Speckled Leukoplakia
Correct Answer: Speckled Leukoplakia ✔
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Option A: Oral hairy leukoplakia
Option B: Aspirin burn
Option C: White spongy nevus
Option D: Pseudomembranous Candidiasis
Correct Answer: White spongy nevus ✔
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Option A: Dentigerous cyst
Option B: Mural ameloblastoma
Option C: Adenomatoid odontogenic tumor
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: All of the above ✔
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Option A: Unilocular radiolucency
Option B: Unilocular radio opacity
Option C: Multilocular radiolucency
Option D: Multiocular radio opacity
Correct Answer: Both A & B ✔
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Option A: Aneurysmal bone cyst
Option B: Giant cell tumour
Option C: Fibrous cortical defect
Option D: Simple bone cyst
Correct Answer: Simple bone cyst ✔
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Option A: Gingiva
Option B: Alveolar ridge
Option C: Palate
Option D: Floor of the mouth
Correct Answer: Gingiva ✔
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Option A: Osteosarcoma
Option B: Ewing’s sarcoma
Option C: Metastatic carcinoma
Option D: Multiple myeloma
Correct Answer: B. Ewing’s sarcoma ✔
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Option A: Neoplastic
Option B: Non-neoplastic
Option C: Afflicted by trauma
Option D: Hormonal distubance
Correct Answer: Non-neoplastic ✔
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Option A: Cavernous hemangioma
Option B: Capillary hemangioma
Option C: Aneurysmal bone cyst
Option D: Eruption hematoma
Correct Answer: Aneurysmal bone cyst ✔
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Option A: Leukoedema
Option B: Oral dubmucous fibrosis
Option C: Erythema multiforme
Option D: Oral lichen planus
Correct Answer: Oral dubmucous fibrosis ✔
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Option A: Anterior wall of the sinus
Option B: Posterior wall of the sinus
Option C: Roof of the sinus
Option D: Floor of the sinus
Correct Answer: Floor of the sinus ✔
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In which one of the following perineural invasion in head and neck cancer is most commonly seen ?
Option A: Adenocarcinoma
Option B: Adenoid cystic carcinoma
Option C: Basal cell adenoma
Option D: Squamous cell carcinoma
Correct Answer: Adenoid cystic carcinoma ✔
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Option A: Basal cell carcinoma
Option B: Adenocarcinoma
Option C: Squamous cell carcinoma
Option D: Melanoma
Correct Answer: Basal cell carcinoma ✔
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Option A: Papule
Option B: Macule
Option C: Plaque
Option D: Vesicle
Correct Answer: Papule ✔
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Option A: Paget’s dissease
Option B: Osteosarcoma
Option C: Ewing sarcoma
Option D: Multiple myeloma
Correct Answer: Multiple myeloma ✔
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Option A: Namartous developmental manifestation consisting of three different layers
Option B: Occurs most commonly in stomach and lungs
Option C: Originates from mesodermal tissue
Option D: Associated with very painful condition
Correct Answer: Namartous developmental manifestation consisting of three different layers ✔
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Option A: fibrous dysplasia
Option B: osteosarcoma
Option C: Ewing’s sarcoma
Option D: Chondrosarcoma
Correct Answer: C. Ewing’s sarcoma ✔
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Option A: Lymphoma
Option B: lymphangioma
Option C: Melanoma
Option D: Leukemia
Correct Answer: lymphangioma ✔
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Option A: T1 No Mo
Option B: T1 NI Mo
Option C: T1 N2 Mo
Option D: T2 No Mo
Correct Answer: T1 No Mo ✔
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Option A: Hyperkeratosis
Option B: Erythema
Option C: Ulceration
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: Hyperkeratosis ✔
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Option A: Increase in mitotic division
Option B: Increase in thickness of superficial layer
Option C: Increase in thickness of spinous layer
Option D: Disruption of basal lamina
Correct Answer: Increase in thickness of spinous layer ✔
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Option A: Benign tumour of skin and mucous membrane
Option B: Malignant tumour of skin and mucous membrane
Option C: Malignant tumour of melanophores
Option D: Benign tumor of melanophores
Correct Answer: Malignant tumour of skin and mucous membrane ✔
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Option A: Neuroblastoma
Option B: Retinoblastoma
Option C: Malignant melanoma
Option D: Octeosarcoma
Correct Answer: Octeosarcoma ✔
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Option A: Nicotinic stomatitis
Option B: Leukoplakia
Option C: Fovea Palatine
Option D: Erythroplakia
Correct Answer: Nicotinic stomatitis ✔
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Option A: Infection
Option B: Metastatic neoplasia
Option C: Dental Manipulation
Option D: CNS disease
Correct Answer: Metastatic neoplasia ✔
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Option A: CHaracteristically is columner-celled:
Option B: Has a recognized association with chewing gum
Option C: Has a recognized association with chewing betel nut
Option D: Has a recognized association with geographic tongue
Correct Answer: Has a recognized association with chewing betel nut ✔
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Option A: Intralesional cortisone therapy. with hyaluronic acid
Option B: Oral cortisone with intralesional therapy (cortisone)
Option C: Vitamin E and oral cortisone
Option D: Intralesional placental extract
Correct Answer: Intralesional cortisone therapy. with hyaluronic acid ✔
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Option A: Carcinoma
Option B: Pre-cancer
Option C: Dysplasia
Option D: Metaplasia
Correct Answer: Carcinoma ✔
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Option A: Direct textension
Option B: Lymphatics
Option C: Blood vessels
Option D: Aspiration of tumor cells
Correct Answer: Lymphatics ✔
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Option A: Genetic
Option B: Viral
Option C: Injury
Option D: Endocrine
Correct Answer: Genetic ✔
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Option A: Neuroleiomyoma
Option B: Neurofibroma
Option C: Trigeminal neuralgia
Option D: Traumatic neuroma
Correct Answer: Traumatic neuroma ✔
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Option A: Follilcular reticulosis
Option B: Inflammatory disease
Option C: Chronic granulomatous disease
Option D: A malignant neoplasm
Correct Answer: A malignant neoplasm ✔
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Option A: Pleomorphic adenoma
Option B: Papilloma
Option C: Nevus
Option D: Fibroma
Correct Answer: Papilloma ✔
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Option A: Osteoma
Option B: Peripheral ossifying fibroma
Option C: Traumatic neuroma
Option D: Irritation fibroma
Correct Answer: Peripheral ossifying fibroma ✔
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Option A: Osteosarcoma
Option B: Metastatic bone cancer
Option C: Multiple myeloma
Option D: Squamous cell carcinoma
Correct Answer: Multiple myeloma ✔
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Option A: Have a poor oro-dental hygiene, nutritional deficiencies and are chronic alcoholics
Option B: Are middle aged have a poor oro-dental hygiene and regularly use tabacco
Option C: Are old, chronic alcoholics and regularly and regularly use tobacco
Option D: Are young, have poor oro-dental hygiene and are heavy smokers
Correct Answer: Are old, chronic alcoholics and regularly and regularly use tobacco ✔
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Option A: Fibrosarcoma
Option B: Malingant fibrous histiocytoma
Option C: Nerufibroma
Option D: Ameloblastic fibroma
Correct Answer: Malingant fibrous histiocytoma ✔
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Option A: Stage I
Option B: Stage II
Option C: Stage III
Option D: Stage IV
Correct Answer: Stage I ✔
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Option A: Lymphangioma
Option B: Hyalinia cutus et mucosa syndrome
Option C: Fetal face syndrome
Option D: Tuberous scterosis
Correct Answer: Lymphangioma ✔
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Option A: anterior third
Option B: middle third
Option C: posterior third
Option D: lateral margin
Correct Answer: posterior third ✔
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Option A: Hyperkeratosis
Option B: Plasma cell infiltration within the dermal papilae
Option C: Clinically, a paint like patch
Option D: A moist shiny lesion
Correct Answer: Plasma cell infiltration within the dermal papilae ✔
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Option A: Dorsum of tongue
Option B: Floor of mouth
Option C: Buccal mucosa
Option D: Palate
Correct Answer: Dorsum of tongue ✔
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Option A: Papilloma
Option B: CEOT
Option C: Sarcoma
Option D: Pyogenic Granuloma
Correct Answer: Papilloma ✔
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Option A: Dyskeratosis
Option B: Hyperkeratosis
Option C: Parakeratosis
Option D: Acanthosis
Correct Answer: Dyskeratosis ✔
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Option A: Common in Mongoloids
Option B: Present on the lingual surface of mandible below the mylohyoid line
Option C: Usually Bilateral
Option D: May or may not associated with torus palatinus
Correct Answer: Present on the lingual surface of mandible below the mylohyoid line ✔
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Option A: Burkitt’s lymphoma
Option B: Nasopharyngeal carcinoma
Option C: Hodgkin’s lymphoma
Option D: Hepatocellular carcinoma
Correct Answer: C. Hodgkin’s lymphoma ✔
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Option A: Ultraviolet radiation
Option B: Actinic keratitis
Option C: Alcohol
Option D: None of the above
Correct Answer: None of the above ✔
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Option A: Blood vessels
Option B: Reticuloendothelial system
Option C: Striated muscles
Option D: Smooth muscles
Correct Answer: Blood vessels ✔
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Option A: Osteochondroma
Option B: Giant cell tumour
Option C: Paget’s disease
Option D: Multiple myeloma
Correct Answer: Multiple myeloma ✔
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Option A: Basal cell carcinoma
Option B: Transitional cell carcinoma
Option C: Melanoma
Option D: Squamous cell carcinoma
Correct Answer: Squamous cell carcinoma ✔
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Option A: Neurilemmoma
Option B: Neurofibroma
Option C: Traumatic Neuroma
Option D: Solitary plasmocytoma
Correct Answer: Neurofibroma ✔
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Option A: Hemangiomatous involvement of skin
Option B: Mostly bilateral
Option C: Port wine nevus
Option D: Vascular gingival hyperplasia
Correct Answer: Mostly bilateral ✔
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Option A: Fibroma
Option B: Pregancy tumor
Option C: Peripheral giant cell granuloma
Option D: Papilloma
Correct Answer: Peripheral giant cell granuloma ✔
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Option A: Epstein-Barr virus
Option B: Herpes simplex virus type I
Option C: HTLV 1
Option D: Papilloma virus
Correct Answer: Herpes simplex virus type I ✔
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Option A: Basal cell carcinoma
Option B: Lymphoepithelioma
Option C: Junctional nevus
Option D: Verruca vulgaris
Correct Answer: Basal cell carcinoma ✔
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Option A: Pipe smoker
Option B: Cigar smoker
Option C: Snuff chewer
Option D: Tobacco chewer
Correct Answer: Pipe smoker ✔
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Option A: Chronic hypertrophic candidiasis
Option B: leukoplakia
Option C: dental ulcers
Option D: Hemangioma
Correct Answer: leukoplakia ✔
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Option A: Leukoplakia
Option B: Focal hyperkeratosis
Option C: Leukoedema
Option D: Typhoid
Correct Answer: Leukoedema ✔
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Option A: Junctional nevus
Option B: Pemphigus
Option C: Apthous ulcer
Option D: Erythema multiformae
Correct Answer: Junctional nevus ✔
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Option A: Benign neoplasm of the G.I.T
Option B: Intro epithelial carcinoma
Option C: Vesiculobullous lesion of skins
Option D: Ulcerative lesion of G.I.T
Correct Answer: Intro epithelial carcinoma ✔
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Option A: Papilloma
Option B: fibroma
Option C: Lipoma
Option D: Torus
Correct Answer: Papilloma ✔
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Option A: paget’s disease
Option B: Multiple myeloma
Option C: Malignant melanoma
Option D: Fibrous dysplasia
Correct Answer: Multiple myeloma ✔
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Option A: Aneurysmal bone cyst
Option B: Gingival cyst of the newborn
Option C: Haemorrhagic bone cyt
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: Gingival cyst of the newborn ✔
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Option A: Never tissue
Option B: Smooth muscle
Option C: Striated muscle
Option D: Vascular endothelium
Correct Answer: Striated muscle ✔
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Option A: Buccal mucosa
Option B: Hard Palate
Option C: Skin of the lower lip
Option D: Dorsum of the tongue
Correct Answer: Skin of the lower lip ✔
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Option A: Nevus
Option B: Neurofibroma
Option C: Pyogenic granuloma
Option D: Angiosarcoma
Correct Answer: Pyogenic granuloma ✔
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Option A: Meta static carcinoma
Option B: Central nervous system lesion
Option C: Osteomyelitis
Option D: Infection
Correct Answer: Meta static carcinoma ✔
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Option A: Capillary hemangioma
Option B: Osteogenic sarcoma
Option C: Epidermoid carcinoma
Option D: Osteoid osteoma
Correct Answer: Capillary hemangioma ✔
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Option A: Kaposi sarcoma is a benign tumour
Option B: Kaposi sarcoma is found in HIV positive subjects
Option C: Kaposi sarcoma is malignant fast growing tumour
Option D: Kaposi sarcoma is an ectodermal derivative
Correct Answer: Kaposi sarcoma is found in HIV positive subjects ✔
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Option A: Fibroma
Option B: Pregancy tumor
Option C: Peripheral giant cell granuloma
Option D: Papilloma
Correct Answer: Peripheral giant cell granuloma ✔
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Option A: Dental pulp
Option B: Salivary Gland duct
Option C: Cavernous Hemangiomas
Option D: Subepithelial Bulla
Correct Answer: Cavernous Hemangiomas ✔
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Option A: Leukoplakia
Option B: Discoid lupus Erythematosus
Option C: Lichen Planus
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: Leukoplakia ✔
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Option A: EBV=
Option B: HSV
Option C: HPV=
Option D: CMV
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Option A: There is hyperplasia of parathyroid gland
Option B: Chromophobe adenoma of pituitary gland may result in acromegaly
Option C: Pancreatic tumours may produce gastrin, insulin glucagon, samatostain
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: All of the above ✔
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Option A: Leiomyoma
Option B: Rhabdomyoma
Option C: Rhabdomyosarcoma
Option D: Leiomyosarcoma
Correct Answer: Rhabdomyoma ✔
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Option A: Peutz Jegers Syndrome
Option B: Sturge Weber Syndrome
Option C: Albright’s Syndrome
Option D: Lymphangioma
Correct Answer: Sturge Weber Syndrome ✔
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Option A: Papilloma
Option B: Fibroma
Option C: Adenoma
Option D: Epulis
Correct Answer: Fibroma ✔
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Option A: AIDS
Option B: Amyloidosis
Option C: Leukemia
Option D: HSV infection
Correct Answer: AIDS ✔
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Option A: Neurofibroma
Option B: Neurilemmoma
Option C: Neurofibrosarcoma
Option D: Traumatic neuroma
Correct Answer: Neurilemmoma ✔
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Option A: Leukoplakia should be proved by biopsy
Option B: Leukoplakia does not disappear even after cessation of smoking
Option C: Erythroplakia has a higher risk for malignancy than leukoplakia
Option D: Oral submucous fibrosis is seen in all parts of the world
Correct Answer: Erythroplakia has a higher risk for malignancy than leukoplakia ✔
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Option A: Haemangioma
Option B: Angioma
Option C: None of Haemangioma and Angioma
Option D: Heamangioma and Angioma
Correct Answer: Angioma ✔
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Option A: Mass of granulation tissue
Option B: Multinuclear giant cells
Option C: Keliod like enlargement
Option D: Epithelium is atrophic in some areas
Correct Answer: Multinuclear giant cells ✔
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A. >2 cm
B. >4 cm
C. 4 cm with invasion of adjacent structure
Correct Answer: >4 cm ✔
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Option A: Hemangioma
Option B: Focal epithelial hyperplasia
Option C: Acute pseudo-membranous candidiasis
Option D: Kaposi’s sarcoma
Correct Answer: D. Kaposi’s sarcoma ✔
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Option A: Cerebral tissue
Option B: smooth muscle
Option C: striated muscle
Option D: cardiac muscle
Correct Answer: smooth muscle ✔
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Option A: Mucous retention cyst
Option B: Radicular cyst
Option C: Aneurysmal bone cyst
Option D: Dentigetous cyst
Correct Answer: Aneurysmal bone cyst ✔
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Option A: Tongue
Option B: Posterior maxilla
Option C: Posterior mandible
Option D: Floor of the mouth
Correct Answer: Posterior mandible ✔
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Option A: Sinuses
Option B: Fistulae
Option C: Aneurismal bone cysts
Option D: Keratocytes
Correct Answer: Aneurismal bone cysts ✔
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Option A: Breast
Option B: Prostatic
Option C: Lung
Option D: Kidney
Correct Answer: Breast ✔
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Option A: Occurs mostly in the maxilla
Option B: Seen in old age
Option C: Highly malignant tumour which shows early metastasis
Option D: Shows a soap bubble type of radiolucency in radiographs
Correct Answer: Highly malignant tumour which shows early metastasis ✔
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