Syphilis becomes seropositive in___________________?

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1. Which of the following is Not characteristic of congenital Syphilis ?

   A. Ghon complex B. Interstitial keratitis C. Mulberry molars D. Notched incisors...

2. Secondary syphilis occurs after___________________?

   A. 6 weeks B. 9 weeks C. 13 weeks D. 1 weeks...

3. Oral lesions of secondary syphilis includes all EXCEPT______________?

   A. snail track ulcers B. Mucous patches C. chancre of tongue D. Hutchinson’s wart...

4. The explosive and widespread form of secondary syphilis in immuno compromised individual is known as________________?

   A. Condylomata lata B. Mucous patches C. Lues maligna D. lupus vulgaris...

5. The oral lesion of syphilis that is highly infective is a________________?

   A. Gumma B. Koplik spot C. Mucous patcl D. Tabes dorsalis...

6. The causative organism of syphilis is___________?

   A. Borrelia burgolorferi B. Chalamydia trachomatis C. Leptospira interrogans D. Treponema pallidum...

7. Phospholipid used to investigate syphilis by the reagin test is________________?

   A. Cardiolipin B. Plasminogen C. Palmityl lecithin D. Serine...

8. The diagnostic investigation for syphilis is__________________?

   A. TPI test B. VDRL test C. TPHA test D. FTAB test E. Both C & D...

9. A patient suffering from syphilis is given pencillin He may develop_____________?

   A. Cholestatic Jaundice B. Grey Syndrome C. Fanconi Syndrome D. Jarish – Herxheimer reaction...

10. Phleboliths are seen in___________________?

    A. Dental pulp B. Salivary Gland duct C. Cavernous Hemangiomas D. Subepithelial Bulla...