The fascial spaces involved in ludwig’s angina are___________?

Related Mcqs:

1. The main causative agent of Ludwig’s angina is:__________?

   A. Anaerobic streptococci B. Aerobic streptococci C. Staphylococci D. Legionella infection...

2. Which is not true of Ludwig’s angina?

   A. Usually arises from an infected molar B. involves submandibular space C. May need emergency tracheostomy D. None of the above...

3. Complications of Vincents angina is________________?

   A. Actinomycosis B. Noma C. Systemic candidiasis D. Cellulites...

4. Increase in height of mandible with increase in interdental spaces in elderly man______________?

   A. Hyperpituitarism B. Hyperthyroidism C. Hypopituitarism D. Hyperparathyroidism...

5. Following are the characteristics of Vincent’s angina EXCEPT_______________?

   A. Ulcerative gingivostomatitis B. Caused due to malnutrition C. A symbiotic infection D. Caused by leptospira interrogans...

6. Which one of the following drugs is most commonly employed in an attack of angina pectoris ?

   A. Sodium nitrate B. Epinephrine C. Nitroglycerina D. Isosorbide dinitrate...

7. All embrasure spaces are reflection of the______________?

   A. Form of the teeth involved B. Size of the teeth involved C. Eruption sequence involved D. None of the above...

8. Chicken-wire appearance of enlarged bone marrow spaces is seen in_______________?

   A. Fetal alcohol syndrome B. Sickle cell anaemia C. Haemophilia A D. Beta thalassemia majon...

9. S. mutans is involved in dental caries initiation Other bacteria also involved is______________?

   A. S. Sarcinus B. S. macae C. S. sanguis D. S. salivarius...

10. Anaphylotoxins are___________?

    A. C3a, C5a B. C3b, C5a C. C2, C3 D. C3b, C5b...