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Q-01.Viral infections which can be seen in oral cavity of patients with HIV is/are;

Hairy leukoplakia

Herpetic stomatitis

Papilloma warts

All of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Q-02.The dental infection/s commonly seen in AIDS patient;

Necrotising ulcerative gingivitis

Rapidly progressive periodontitis

Horizontal bone loss

All of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Q-03.The major criterion of WHO guidance for diagnosing AIDS consists of except;

Weight loss more than 10%

Chronic diarrhoea for more than one month

Prolonged fever for more than one month

Generalised lymphadenopathy

Correct! Wrong!

Q-04.HIV virus is a;

DNA virus

Retrovirus

DNA, RNA virus

None of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Q-05.The main target cells of HIV are;

Plasma cells

T8 cells

T4 cells

B cells

Correct! Wrong!

Q-06.Body fluid in which HIV is highly concentrated;

Semen, cervical fluids

Blood

Saliva

Tears

Correct! Wrong!

Q-07.The cells from which HIV can be isolated;

Langerhans' cells

Alveolar macrophages

Dendritic follicles

All of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Q-08.Body fluids can be responsible for transmission of AIDS except;

Blood

CSF

Cervical secretions

Saliva

Correct! Wrong!

Q-09.The most common pathogen isolated from pulmonary system of HIV patient is;

Mycobacterium tuberculosis

Mycobacterium avium intracellular

Pneumocystis carinii

None of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Q-10.The facial development seen in HIV positive children is characterised by;

Normal facial profile

Macrocephaly

Ocular hypotelorism

Blue sclera

Correct! Wrong!

Q-11.Diagnosis of paediatric AIDS can be done by;

ELISA test

Western blot test

Virus culture

None of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Q-12.The first antibody to HIV antigen appears in blood after;

1-2 weeks of infection

2-4 weeks of infection

4-6 weeks of infection

4-6 months of infection

Correct! Wrong!

Q-13.Detection of HIV antigen is;

Positive after 4-6 weeks till clinical disease sets in

Positive after 2-4 weeks of infection and then becomes negative till the clinical disease sets in

Only positive when clinical disease sets in

Positive only after 10 days of infection

Correct! Wrong!

Q-14.ELISA test demonstrates;

HIV antigen

HIV antibodies

HIV

None of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Q-15.The confirmatory test used for HIV infection is;

ELISA

Immunodot test

RIPA test

Western blot test

Correct! Wrong!

Q-16.When blood of HIV patients is analysed it would show;

Leukocytosis

Diseased ratio of T4/T8 cells

Decreased levels of IgG

Decreased levels of IgA

Correct! Wrong!

Q-17.The immunodeficiency characteristic of HIV infection is due to;

Diminished humoral immunity

Diminished cellular immunity

Both A and B

None of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Q-18.When T-cells subset assay is done in HIV positive patients there is;

Increased ratio of T-helper/T-suppressor cells

Decreased ratio of T-helper/T-suppressor cells

Increased ratio of T4/T8

Decreased production of T8

Correct! Wrong!

Q-19.HIV can be inactivated by except;

Autoclaving

2% glutaraldehyde

Boiling for 20 minutes

Gamma radiation

Correct! Wrong!

Q-20.Besides autoclaving, simple method of inactivating HIV is except;

Boiling for 20 minutes

Dry heating at 100°C

1% sodium hypochlorite

6% hydrogen peroxide

Correct! Wrong!

Q-21.Following chemicals are used for inactivating HIV except;

2% glutaraldehyde

50% ethanol

1% sodium hypochlorite

2.5% cetamide

Correct! Wrong!

Q-22.WHO guidelines for suspended HIV patients suggest that they should;

Be excluded from main stream

Remain integrated within the society

Be excluded to isolation

None of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Q-23.World's AIDS day is observed on;

22nd November

26th February

1st December

29th November

Correct! Wrong!

Q-24.HIV crosses;

Blood brain barrier

Placenta and vitreous humor

A and B

Placenta only

Correct! Wrong!

Q-25.The first AIDS patient reported in India was in;

1972

1987

1986

1991

Correct! Wrong!

Q-26.The impression material recommended for taking impression for maxillofacial prosthesis is;

Alginate

ZnOE

Silicone

Plaster of paris

Correct! Wrong!

Q-27.The recommended method for sterilising impression for maxillofacial prosthesis is;

Impression in silicone and autoclaving

Impression in aliginate and soaking in 2% glutaraldehyde for 10 minutes

Impression in silicone and soaking in 2% glutaraldehyde for 20 minutes

Impression in silicone and soaking in 2% glutaraldehyde for three hours

Correct! Wrong!

Q-28.The aspirator used for suction/aspiration should be disinfected after using for HIV patient by;

Flushing with 2% glutaraldehyde and washing with freshwater after 10 minutes

Flushing with 2% glutaraldehyde and leaving overnight

Flushing with savlon and washing with water after 2 hours

None of the above

Correct! Wrong!

Q-29.The working surfaces in operation theatre should be disinfected especially for HIV, by using;

Savlon

Gamma radiation

Hypochlorite solution

UV light

Correct! Wrong!

Q-30.Impressions for maxillofacial trauma cases should be disinfected by;

Through rinsing with water

Immersing in 2% glutaraldehyde for 3 hours after rinsing in water

Immersing in 2% glutaraldehyde for 24 hours

Immersing in 2% glutaraldehyde for minimum of 10 minutes after rinsing in water

Correct! Wrong!

AIDS

Q-01.Viral infections which can be seen in oral cavity of patients with HIV is/are;

Q-02.The dental infection/s commonly seen in AIDS patient;

Q-03.The major criterion of WHO guidance for diagnosing AIDS consists of except;

Q-04.HIV virus is a;

Q-05.The main target cells of HIV are;

Q-06.Body fluid in which HIV is highly concentrated;

Q-07.The cells from which HIV can be isolated;

Q-08.Body fluids can be responsible for transmission of AIDS except;

Q-09.The most common pathogen isolated from pulmonary system of HIV patient is;

Q-10.The facial development seen in HIV positive children is characterised by;

Q-11.Diagnosis of paediatric AIDS can be done by;

Q-12.The first antibody to HIV antigen appears in blood after;

Q-13.Detection of HIV antigen is;

Q-14.ELISA test demonstrates;

Q-15.The confirmatory test used for HIV infection is;

Q-16.When blood of HIV patients is analysed it would show;

Q-17.The immunodeficiency characteristic of HIV infection is due to;

Q-18.When T-cells subset assay is done in HIV positive patients there is;

Q-19.HIV can be inactivated by except;

Q-20.Besides autoclaving, simple method of inactivating HIV is except;

Q-21.Following chemicals are used for inactivating HIV except;

Q-22.WHO guidelines for suspended HIV patients suggest that they should;

Q-23.World's AIDS day is observed on;

Q-24.HIV crosses;

Q-25.The first AIDS patient reported in India was in;

Q-26.The impression material recommended for taking impression for maxillofacial prosthesis is;

Q-27.The recommended method for sterilising impression for maxillofacial prosthesis is;

Q-28.The aspirator used for suction/aspiration should be disinfected after using for HIV patient by;

Q-29.The working surfaces in operation theatre should be disinfected especially for HIV, by using;

Q-30.Impressions for maxillofacial trauma cases should be disinfected by;

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AIDS

Q-01.Viral infections which can be seen in oral cavity of patients with HIV is/are;

Q-02.The dental infection/s commonly seen in AIDS patient;

Q-03.The major criterion of WHO guidance for diagnosing AIDS consists of except;

Q-04.HIV virus is a;

Q-05.The main target cells of HIV are;

Q-06.Body fluid in which HIV is highly concentrated;

Q-07.The cells from which HIV can be isolated;

Q-08.Body fluids can be responsible for transmission of AIDS except;

Q-09.The most common pathogen isolated from pulmonary system of HIV patient is;

Q-10.The facial development seen in HIV positive children is characterised by;

Q-11.Diagnosis of paediatric AIDS can be done by;

Q-12.The first antibody to HIV antigen appears in blood after;

Q-13.Detection of HIV antigen is;

Q-14.ELISA test demonstrates;

Q-15.The confirmatory test used for HIV infection is;

Q-16.When blood of HIV patients is analysed it would show;

Q-17.The immunodeficiency characteristic of HIV infection is due to;

Q-18.When T-cells subset assay is done in HIV positive patients there is;

Q-19.HIV can be inactivated by except;

Q-20.Besides autoclaving, simple method of inactivating HIV is except;

Q-21.Following chemicals are used for inactivating HIV except;

Q-22.WHO guidelines for suspended HIV patients suggest that they should;

Q-23.World's AIDS day is observed on;

Q-24.HIV crosses;

Q-25.The first AIDS patient reported in India was in;

Q-26.The impression material recommended for taking impression for maxillofacial prosthesis is;

Q-27.The recommended method for sterilising impression for maxillofacial prosthesis is;

Q-28.The aspirator used for suction/aspiration should be disinfected after using for HIV patient by;

Q-29.The working surfaces in operation theatre should be disinfected especially for HIV, by using;

Q-30.Impressions for maxillofacial trauma cases should be disinfected by;

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