Hyperparathyroidism radiological features seen are_____________?

Related Mcqs:

1. Bone changes in hyperparathyroidism include________________?

   A. Generalized demineralization
   B. Brown tumours
   C. Cystic changes
   D. All of the above

2. The class of low molecular weight calcium binding proteins seen predominantly in developing enamel are_____________?

   A. Enamelin
   B. Amelogenin
   C. Tuftelin
   D. Ameloplakin

3. Lepra cells seen in leprosy are_____________?

   A. Lymphocytes
   B. Plasma cells
   C. Vacuolated Histocytes
   D. Neutrophils

4. Mosaic pattern of bone is seen in radiographic features of_____________?

   A. fibrous dysplasia
   B. paget’s disease
   C. Osteopetrosis
   D. Osteogenesis imperfecta

5. In peutz-Jeghers syndrome, the oral lesions are_____________?

   A. Ulcerations of oral mucosa
   B. Sebaceous glands of oral mucosa
   C. Silver pigmentation of oral mucosa
   D. None of the above

6. In Cleidorcranial dysostosis, sometimes the roots of the permanent teeth are_____________?

   A. Thin and long
   B. thin and short
   C. Thick and short
   D. Fused

7. A histologic evidence of widespread formation of globular hypocalcified dentin and pulp horns reaching the dentinoenamel junction, absence of lamina dura around the tooth in radiograph are the characteristic features of_____________?

   A. Vitamin -D resistant rickets
   B. Hypophosphatasia
   C. Hypervitaminosis-A
   D. Vitamin-A deficiency

8. Immunologically active cells are_____________?

   A. Plasma cells
   B. MAST cells
   C. Eosinophils
   D. R.B.C s

9. Genes are_____________?

   A. Ribonucleic acid
   B. Deoxy ribonucleic acid
   C. Lipoproteins
   D. Chromo proteins

10. B-lactam antibiotics are_____________?

    A. Penicillin
    B. Imipenem
    C. Cephalosporins
    D. All of the above