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Regarding salivary glands
A Most benign tumour occurs in parotid glands
B Most of the tumours of the minor salivary glands are malignant
C Ranula is a major salivary gland cyst
D Sublingual glands are the main salivary glands
E Parotid secretion is mucous type
Man has ________ pairs of salivary glands.
A 3
B 4
C 6
D 8
Followings are the salivary glands -
A Adrenal gland
B Parotid gland
C Sublingual gland
D Thymus gland
E Sub mandibular gland
The submandibular salivary gland
A Is more often associated with salivary calculi than the other major salivary glands
B Is supplied with sympathetic nerve fibres which synapse in the submandibular ganglion
C Contain myoepithelial cells
D Contain an increasing proportion of white adipocytes as age advance
E Has a superficial part which lies between the mylohyoid and the hyoglossus muscle
Confirmatory marker for Virimic stage of Hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection is:
A HBV DNA
B Anti-HBcgG
C HBsAg
D Anti -HBs
__________AIDS virus infection in incurable.
A no article
B an
C one
D the
________ AIDS virus infection is incurable .
A An
B One
C no article
D The
Vesicular skin rash occurs in infection caused by following virus
A Herpes simplex type 1
B Varicella zoster
C Rubella
D Measles
E Parvo
Epstein Barr virus infection causes
A Immortalization of B lymphocytes
B Infectious mononucleosis
C Heterophil antibody production
D Latency in sacral ganglia
E Kaposi’s sarcoma
Measles virus infection
A Results in pneumonia
B Results in encephalitis
C Is prevented by vaccination
D Undergoes antigenic drift
E Responds to acyclovir

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