Methods for the diagnosis of superficial fungal infection________________?

Related Mcqs:

1. Which of the following is associated with HIV infection________________?

   A. Hairy leukoplakia
   B. Erythroplakia
   C. Oral lichen planus
   D. Bullous pemphigoid

2. Fungal infection of human beings is called as_____________?

   A. Mucorsis
   B. Mycosis
   C. Fungosis
   D. Micromia

3. Rapid evaluation of fungal hyphae/spores can be achieved with_______________?

   A. Grocott Gomori Methenamine silver
   B. Hematoxylin and Eosin
   C. KOH wet mount
   D. Peri-iodic Acid Schiff

4. The following statement is true regarding fungal infection__________________?

   A. Dermatophyte infection are exclusively man to animal
   B. Rhinosporidium causes deep infection in man
   C. albicans is not pathogenic to lab animals
   D. Candida infection is usually endogenous

5. Fungus capable to forming fungal ball is ________________?

   A. Penicillium
   B. Aspergillus
   C. Mucor
   D. Rhizopus

6. Drug of choice to treat fungal infection in AIDS is_____________?

   A. Acyclovir
   B. Ketoconazole
   C. Aerosolized pentamidine
   D. Didanasine

7. Which of the following muscle divides the sub- mandibular gland into a superficial and deep part ?

   A. Genioglossus
   B. Mylohyoid
   C. Sternohyoid
   D. Digastric

8. The nerve that emerges from the two superficial heads of lateral pterygoid muscle is______________?

   A. Buccale nerve
   B. Massetric nerve
   C. Nerve to pterygoid muscle
   D. Inferior alveolar nerve

9. Herpetiformis vesicles, which rupture and leave areas of superficial intraoral ulcers, are caused by_____________?

   A. Varicella Zoster virus
   B. Herpes zoster virus
   C. Coxsackie virus
   D. None of the above

10. One of the following is an agglutination test in the diagnosis of typhoid___________?

    A. Widal test
    B. Eleks test
    C. Mantoux test
    D. Wasserman test