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1 ___________

1.intrinsic factors of tooth discoloration

A.amalgam restoration
B.dental fluorosis
C.ochronosis
D.trauma
2.

A.abrasion
B.attrition
C.erosion
D.abfraction
3.10A
XB

A.dens invaginatus
B.dens evaginatus
C.taurodontism
D.talon cusp
4.

10

 A.herpes labialis
B.exfoliative cheilitis
C.impetigo
D.erysipelas
5.
A.CMV
B.HPV
C.HHV-8
D.EBV
6.less common
A.CMV
B.EBV
C.HSV
D.VZV
7.Burton's line
A.
B.
C.
D.
8. eosinophilic ulceration pseudoinvasive

A. biopsy
B. biopsy
C. biopsy
D. biopsy
9.25
crepitus
A.
B.
C.
D.
10.sarcoidosis
A.granulomatous inflammation
B.caseous necrosis
C.eosinophil increase
D.necrotizing lymphadenitis
11.keratoacanthoma
A.well-differentiated
B.moderately-differentiated
C.poorly-differentiated
D.undifferentiated
12.
A.mild epithelial dysplasia
B.moderate epithelial dysplasia
C.severe epithelial dysplasia
D.epithelial hyperplasia
13.neurilemomaneurofibroma
 A.
B.capsule
C.S-100
D.S-100
14.181.1
fibrous stroma

A.peripheral ossifying fibroma
B.
C.
D.periosteum
15.
A.hemorrhoid plexus
B.choroid plexus
C.azygos vein
D.Batson's plexus
16.mucocele
A.
B.lining cell
C.macrophages
D.
17.26

A.occlusal radiography
B.
C.
D.
18.Sjgren syndrome

A.CD8+ T cell
B.CD4+ T cell
C.B cell
D.macrophage
19.Sjgren syndrome

A.rheumatoid factor
B.antinuclear antibody
C.proliferating cell nuclear antigenPCNA
D.anti-SS-ARoanti-SS-BLa
20.pseudotumor of hemophilia
A.
B.
C.
D.
21.immunhistochemical stain
plasma cellsmonoclonalpolyclonal
A.Aanti-IgA antibodies
B.Ganti-IgG antibodies
C.Manti-IgM antibodies
D.anti- and anti- light chain antibodies
22.Xwidening of periodontal ligament
space
A.osteosarcoma
B.compound odontoma
C.odontogenic keratocyst
D.fibrous dysplasia
23.cemento-osseous dysplasia
A.focal
 B.periapical
C.floridbilateral
D.focal
24.fibrous dysplasia
A.p16
B.cyc
C.GNAS1
D.p53
25.75%Ewing's sarcoma
A.glycogen
B.hyaline
C.fat
D.protein
26.
A.ameloblastoma
B.adenomatoid odontogenic tumor
C.odontogenic fibroma
D.squamous odontogenic tumor
27.
A.dentigerous cyst
B.primordial cyst
C.epidermoid cyst
D.radicular cyst
28.hypophosphatasia
A.phosphate
B.pulp horn-dentinoenamel junction
C.
D.PHEX
29.
A.14commercially pure titaniumCP Timodulus of elasticity
2%
B.cobaltcobalt-chromium-molybdenum
C.Ti-6Al-4Vyield strengthcommercially
pure titaniumCP Ti
D.gold standardAl2O3
30.zinc phosphate cement
A.ionic bonds
B.covalent bonds
C.van der Waals bonds
D.metallic bonds
31.electrode potential
A.
B.
C.
D.
32.electromotive forceemf

A.
B.
C.
D.
33.
A.neutral redtrypan blue
B.neutral redtrypan blue
C.neutral redtrypan blue
D.neutral redtrypan blue
34.
A.CaSO41/2H2O
 B.CaSO41/2H2O
C.CaSO42H2O
D.
35.
A.37
B.100
C.5%
D.2%
36.water-cooled impression tray
A.Condensation silicone
B.Alginate
C.Addition silicone
D.Agar hydrocolloid
37.inelastic
A.Polyether
B.Alginate
C.Agar
D.Zinc oxide-eugenol
38.interproximal spaceundercut

A.hardness
B.flow
C.tear strength
D.strain in compression
39.alginateworking timesetting time

A.
B.
C.
D.
40.modulus of elasticity
A.stainless steel
B.Co-Cr-Ni
C.Ni-Ti
D.Betabeta Ti
41.American Society for Testing and Materials

A.
B.
C.
D.
42.
A.sandy stage
B.stringy stage
C.doughlike stage
D.rubbery stage
43.
A.
B.processing
C.
D.
44.
A.
B.
C.
D.
45.
A.camphorquinone
 B.siloranescoupling agent
C.
D.triethylene glycol dimethacrylateTEGDMA
46.
A.
B.
C.
D.
47.
A.one bottle
B.
C.
D.self-curinglight-curing
48.
A.
B.
C.
D.
49.cusp


A.glass ionomer cement
B.zinc phosphate cement
C.composite resin cement
D.zinc polycarboxylate cement
50.zinc phosphate cement
A.compressive strength
B.film thickness
C.initial solubility
D.acidity
51.ZOE likezinc oxide-noneugenol cement

A.tartaric acid
B.salicylic acid
C.phosphoric acid
D.carboxylic acid
52.zinc polycarboxylate cements
A.
B.zinc phosphate cement
C.pH
D.
53.endocarditis of artificial valve
A.Streptococci
B.Staphylococci
C.Enterobacteriaceae
D.Brucella species
54.
A.Helicobacter pylori
B.Lactobacillus
C.Mycoplasma
D.Streptococcus spp.
55.BB
A.IgD
B.IgE
C.IgG
D.IgM
56.tetracyclines
A.
 B.
C.
D.
57.Kaposi's sarcoma
A.cytomegalovirus
B.EBEpstein-Barr virus
C.herpes simplex virus type I
D.8human herpesvirus 8
58.streptococcal species
carious lesion
A.Streptococcus sanguis
B.Streptococcus salivarius
C.Streptococcus mutans
D.Streptococcus mitis
59.Veillonella species
A.
B.pyruvatelactate
C.Veillonellacaries-producing
potential organisms
D.Veillonella parvulacatalase
60.glucanglucanglucosyltransferase

A.Streptococcus mutans
B.Streptococcus rattus
C.Streptococcus ferus
D.Streptococcus macacae
61.AsIgA

A.binding sitessecretory component
B.binding sitessecretory component
C.binding sitessecretory component
D.binding sitessecretory component
62.Class I major histocompatibility complexMHC
A.B Cell
B.CD4+ T lymphocyte
C.CD8+ T lymphocyte
D.Endothelial cell
63.B
A.
B.
C.
D.
64.18


Borrelia burgdorferi

A.
B.
C.Lyme disease
D.Leptospirosis
65.morphine
ibuprofen diazepam phenobarbital
A.
B.
C.
D.
66.opioids
 A.Acetylcysteine
B.Leucovorin
C.Naloxone
D.Tramadol
67.aspirin
A.
B.
C.
D.
68.oral/intramuscularPO/IMpotency ratio
A.Morphine
B.Codeine
C.Hydrocodone
D.Oxycodone
69.retrobulbar neuritis
A.Erythromycin
B.Gentamicin
C.Tigilcycline
D.Ethambutol
70.
A.Tetracycline
B.Amoxicillin
C.Vancomycin
D.Nystatin
71.pseudomembranous colitis
A.Tetracycline
B.Amoxicillin
C.Aminoglycoside
D.Nystatin
72.therapeutic index
A.Phenobarbital
B.Mephenesin
C.Meprobamate
D.Diazepam
73.diazepam
A.GABAA-Cl
B.GABAB-Cl
C.GABAA-Cl
D.GABAB-Cl
74.
A.Diazepam
B.Lorazepam
C.Zolpidem
D.Clonazepam
75.-adrenergic receptor-blocking drugs
A.renin
B.renin
C.renin
D.renin
76.alkylating agents
A.pyrimidine analogs
B.nitrogen mustards
C.vinca alkaloids
D.camptothecins
77.Paclitaxeltaxanetaxane

A.C11
B.C12
 C.C13
D.C14
78.topoisomerase II
A.Actinomycin D
B.Bleomycin
C.Cyclophosphamide
D.Mitoxantrone
79.vinca alkaloid
A.M phase
B.leukopenia
C.tubulin
D.
80.cross-linking
A.Glutaraldehyde
B.NaOCl
C.Iodine
D.Chlorhexidine