2009 Mid-Term Questions For Oral Pathology 1 Exclude Cyct Questions, Because They Are Not Included in Your Mid Exam

2009 Mid-Term Questions for Oral Pathology 1 Exclude Cyct questions , because they are not included in your
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1- Disorders of development of teeth are: a- Inherited or acquired b- Need thorough knowledge of chronology of human dentition c- Prenatal or postnatal d- Anomalies are limited to size and shape only e- Most disturbances of ameloblast function produce hypoplasia and hypomineralization. 2- Hyperdontia/ multiple supernumerary teeth may be seen in all of the following except: a- Cleft palate b- Cleidocrainial dysplasia c- Gardner syndrome d- Ectodermal dysplasia 3- Taurodontism is a- A sharp bent in the tooth root at any level b- Increase in the apico-occlusal height of pulp champer c- Affects the lower anterior teeth d- Union between 2 teeth by cementum only e- Is an acquired anomaly 4- Turner tooth is a- A tooth that exhibit hypoplasia or hypomineralization of enamel b- Often seen in permanent canines c- A diffuse anomaly affecting multiple teeth in permanent dentition d- Affects deciduous and permanent teeth 5- Fever occurring soon after birth may produce: a- Horizontal bands of enamel hypoplasia affecting all permanent teeth b- Horizontal bands of enamel hypoplasia affecting incisal edges of incisors, first molars and deciduous teeth c- Horizontal bands of enamel hypoplasia affecting only permanent incisors d- Horizontal bands of enamel hypoplasia affecting permanent canines 6- All of the following applies to amelogenesis imperfecta except: a- All types affect both permanent and deciduous dentitions Is a hereditary condition b- Hypomineralization type exhibits pits and grooves with surface roughness appearing as soon as the tooth erupts c- Affected teeth shows unremarkable pulp changes
7- All of the following are common locations of oral lymphoid tissue collections except: a- Floor of the mouth b- Lateral tongue border c- Soft palate d- Gingiva
8- All of the followings apply to retrocuspid papilla except: a- Is a developmental change b- Has a similar histopathologic picture to giant cell fibroma c- More common in children d- Presents lingual to the mandibular premolar/molar teeth 9- Immature/early loss of teeth (complete avulsion of the whole tooth) is seen in: 1. Amelogenesis imperfecta 2. Dentinogenesis imperfecta 3. Dentine dysplasia I 4. Dentine dysplasia II 5. Hypophosphatasia abcde2 and 5 3 and 5 1,2 and 5 1,2,3, and 4 2,3,4,and 5
10- Reduced enamel epithelium is the source of epithelial lining in all of the following cysts except: a- Dentigerous cyst b- Eruption cyst c- Paradental cyst d- Lateral periodontal cyst 11- Pulp necrosis is a constant feature in: a- Lateral periodontal cyst b- Paradental cyst c- Odontogenic keratocyst d- Radicular cyst e- Nasopalatine duct cyst 12- Prominent neurovascular bundles are prominent in the wall of a- Radicular cyst
b- Nasopalatine duct cyst c- Solitary bone cyst d- Gingival cyst of the adult 13- A unilocular radiolucency surrounded by a white margin located below the inferior alveolar canal is most likely: a- Traumatic bone cyst b- Glandular odontogenic cyst c- Stafne bone defect d- Lateral periodontal cyst 14- Relatively aggressive surgical management is needed to decrease/prevent recurrence of all of the following except: a- Odontogenic keratocyst b- Glandular odontogenic cyst c- Granular cell tumor d- Thyroglossal duct cyst 15- Failure of the blood clot to organize is the proposed pathogenesis in: a- Aneurysmal bone cyst b- Solitary bone cyst/idiopathic bone cavity c- Stafne bone defect d- Nasopalatine duct cyst 16- All of the followings are psueudocysts except: a- Solitary bone cyst b- Aneurysmal bone cyst c- Extravasation mucocele d- Retention mucocele
17- Specific histopathologic features of lining epithelium are seen in: a- Eruption cyst b- Radicular cyst c- Stafne bone defect d- Odontogenic keratocyst e- Dentigerous cyst 18- Neoplastic transformation is more likely to be seen in association with: a- Odontogenic keratocyst b- Glandular odontogenic cyst c- Dentigerous cyst d- Radicular cyst e- Lateral periodontal cyst 19- Epulis:
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Is generalized gingival enlargement A benign neoplasm of the gingiva A non specific term meaning on the gum Has the same histologic appearance in all cases
20- Hyperparathyroidism may be associated with: a- Peripheral ossifying fibroma b- Pyogenic granuloma c- Central or peripheral giant cell granuloma d- Papillary hyperplasia of the palate 21- Blood spaces are lined by endothelium in all of the following vascular lesions except: a- Aneurysmal bone cyst b- Hemangioma c- Venous lake d- Varicosities e- Vascular malformation
22- The following appear clinically as vascular lesions except: a- Leiomyoma (angiomyoma) b- lymphangioma c- Hemangioma d- Pyogenic granuloma e- Peripheral giant cell granuloma 23- Patients with multiple mucosal neuromas should be screened for: a- Neurofibromatosis I b- Sturge Weber syndrome c- Gardner syndrome d- RET oncogene mutation e- Nevoid basal cell carcinoma syndrome 24- In which of the following lesions, the nerve trunk is pushed lateral to the lesion: a- Schwannoma b- Traumatic Neuroma c- Neurofibroma d- Granular cell tumor 25- Psuedocarcinomatous hyperplasia is present in: 1. Granular cell tumor 2. Papillary palatal hyperplasia 3. Fibroepithelial polyp 4. Schwannoma
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26- All of the following may present clinically as a submental swelling except: a- Plunging ranula b- Cystic hygroma c- Dermoid cyst d- Oral lymphoepithelial cyst 27- Starry sky appearance is used to describe the histopathologic picture of: a- Hodgkin's lymphoma b- Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma c- T cell lymphomas d- Burkitt`s lymphoma
28- The following is true regarding discoloration of teeth: a- Tetracycline becomes incorporated only in deciduous teeth when taken in childhood. b- Jaundice in a 12-year old is likely to cause green to yellowish discoloration of all permanent teeth. c- Teeth affected by porphyrin deposits show a yellowish fluorescence under ultraviolet light. d- Tetracycline pigmentation shows a chronological pattern. e- Staining caused by chromogenic bacteria is associated with a high caries index in affected mouths. 29- Regarding tooth resorption: a- In permanent teeth, resorption sufficient to be detected radiographically is always pathological. b- Internal resorption is more common than external resorption. c- External resorption can only affect roots. d- Internal resorption can only affect crowns. e- Internal resorption is always associated with a necrotic pulp. 30- Bruxism is usually associated with an accelerated rate of: a- Reimpaction. b- Attrition. c- Abrasion. d- Erosion. e- Internal resorption. 31- Regarding pulpitis: a- Absence of symptoms is always evidence of a healthy pulp.
b- Epithelium covering a pulp polyp originates from the pulp tissue. c- The patient is usually able to accurately localize the pain of pulpitis to a certain tooth. d- Chronic hyperplastic pulpitis is usually a painful condition. e- Pulpitis starts before the leading organisms in carious dentin reach the pulp. 32- Regarding the dental pulp: a- A normal pulp should not respond to severe cold or electric stimulation. b- Pulp obliteration by large quantities of irregular dentin may be seen after trauma to apical blood vessels. c- True pulp stones are composed of amorphous calcific material. d- The main threat to the pulp during cavity preparation is from pressure. e- Pulp necrosis is always preceded by pain. 33- Ludwigs angina is likely to result from a periapical abscess affecting: a- A maxillary canine. b- A maxillary molar. c- A mandibular incisor. d- A mandibular molar. e- A maxillary premolar.
34- Periapical granuloma: a- Consists of an epithelium-lined cavity filled with tissue fluid. b- Consists of an epithelium-lined cavity filled with pus. c- Tends to be symptomatic. d- May contain epithelial islands. e- Is treatable only by tooth extraction. 35- Expected sequelae of periapical granuloma include all of the following except: a- Periapical abscess. b- Periapical cyst. c- Osteosclerosis. d- Pulp necrosis. e- Root resorption.
Many thanks for 2009 colleagues : Musap AL-Rawi Oryb Rabadi Mohanad Hussein Thamer Al-Zahrani
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