Cyst 2

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Cyst 2

Oral pathology

1. A thin layer of nonkeratinized stratified squamous epithelium with absence of rete pegs is histo pathological feature of:

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a. OKC

b. Eruption cyst

c. Primordial cyst

d. Dentigerous cyst

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2. Multiple OKC are found in the following syndromes, except:

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a. Gorlin-Goltz syndrome

b. Marfan syndrome

c. Costen syndrome

d. Noonan’s syndrome

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3. A corrugated parakeratinized stratified epithelium without rete ridges seen in:

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a. OKC

b. Dentigerous cyst

c. Gorlin’s syndrome

d. Glandular odontogenic cyst

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4. ‘Picket fence’ or ‘tombstone pattern’ seen in:

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a. Dentigerous cyst

b. Primordial cyst

c. Radicular cyst

d. Dental lamina cyst

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5. Focal areas of stellate reticulum and ghost cells present in:

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a. Gingival cyst of adults

b. Lateral periodontal cyst

c. Gorlin’s cyst

d. Radicular cyst

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6. Gingival cyst of newborn originates from a:

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a. Remnants of dental lamina

b. Epithelial rest of Malassez

c. Oral epithelium

d. None of the above

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7. Features of basal cell nevus syndrome are:

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a. Palmar and plantar keratosis

b. Bifid rib

c. Multiple odontogenic keratocyst

d. All of the above

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1. Connective tissue capsule with prominent neurovascular bundle and respiratory epithelium present in:

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(a) Nasopalatine cyst

(b) Radicular cyst

(d) Dentigerous cyst

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2. Bohn’s modules present on:

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(a) Hard Palate

(b) Soft Palate

(d) None of the above

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3. Nodules filled keratin are found along the midpalatine raphe are:

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(a) Dental lamina cyst

(b) Bohn’s modules

(d) None of the above

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4. Nasoalveolar cyst is also called as

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(a) Nasopalatine cyst

(b) Globulomaxillary cyst

(d) Dentigerous cyst

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5. Which of the following is soft tissue

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(a) Nasolabial cyst

(b) Nasopalatine cyst

(d) Paradental cyst

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6. Bohn’s nodules is derived from

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(a) Epithelial remnant of developing palatal salivary gland

(b) Along median raphae of hard palate

(d) All of the above

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7. The most common type of odontogenic cyst is:

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(a). OKC

(b). nasolabial cyst

(c). nasopalatine cyst

(d). thyroglossal cyst

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