Terminology-OMFS & Medicine
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1. Question
A 62-year-old patient reported to your clinic with complaint of burning sensation of tongue. This condition is called:
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2. Question
Patient came to your clinic with the complaint of gingival bleeding even on slight pressure. On clinical examination you found pin point purple dots on palate. Laboratory findings showed decrease in platelets count. This lesion is known as:
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3. Question
When a person consents to be an organ donor upon his/her death, what is the most likely procedure that will be performed with the donated organs?
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4. Question
A 60-year-old patient reported to your clinic with an enlargement of left parotid gland that was present since 6 months. On examination, this enlargement was found to be non-inflammatory and non- neoplastic. The term to describe this type of salivary enlargement is:
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5. Question
A 47-year-old patient was suffering from severe headache and heaviness of face since 4 days. On further evaluation it was noticed that there was inflammation of most or all of the paranasal sinuses simultaneously. This condition is best described as
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6. Question
A patient with continuity defect of mandible due to segmental resection of mandible is reconstructed using anterior iliac crest graft. This graft is an example for
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