- (A) Herpes simplex virus infection
- (B) Erythema multiforme
- (C) Recurrent apthous stomatitis
- (D) Coxsackie virus infection
Medical Mcqs
- (A) Primary infection
- (B) is unilateral
- (C) occurs on movable tissues
- (D) is bilatral
- (A) oedema following extractions
- (B) oral ulcers in AIDS patients
- (C) TMJ arthritis
- (D) Angioneurotic oedema
- (A) occur in children and young adults
- (B) occur only in young children
- (C) occur in only adults
- (D) All of the above
- (A) Herpes zoster
- (B) Chicken pox
- (C) Recurrent herpes simplex infection
- (D) infectious mononucleosis
- (A) Smear stained with Giemsa stain
- (B) Smear stained with Wrist’s stain
- (C) Flurorescent staining of cytology smear
- (D) Routing cytology
- (A) German measles
- (B) Measles
- (C) Small pox
- (D) Chicken pox
- (A) Rubella
- (B) Cytomegalovirus
- (C) Herpes simplex
- (D) Measles
- (A) CD4
- (B) CD8
- (C) Monocytes
- (D) Lymphocytes
- (A) Herpes
- (B) Recurrent apthae
- (C) Pemphigus
- (D) Pyogenic granuloma
