1.

Herpetic gingivostomatitis is cause by:

a. Specific bacteria
b. Virus
c. Amoeba
d. Infection disease
2. Herpetic gingivostomatitis is also called as :
a. Primary herpetic gingivostomatitis
b. Secondary herpetic gingivostomatitis
c. Acute herpetic gingivostomatitis
d. A and C correct
3. A 3 , 5 years old child has acute fever, diarrhea , oral vesicular lesions and gingival
tenderness. The most likely diagnosis is :
a. Thrush
b. Drug allergy
c. Acute herpetic stomatitis
d. Necrotizing ulcerative
e. Apthous stomatitis
4. The following viruses are associated with a vesicular rash :
a. Rubella virus
b. Measles virus
c. Parvovirus
d. Hsv -1
5. Which of the following is antiviral drugs ?
a. Acyclovir
b. Metronidazole
c. Omeprazole
d. Diazepam
6. Which statement regarding the herpes virus family is incorrect ?
a. They replicated in the host cell cytoplasm
b. They tend to be talent viruses and cause recurrent infections
c. They are enveloped virus
d. They often incorporate their nucleic acid into the host genome
7. Which of the herpes virus is the causative agent of genital infections ?
a. Cytomegalovirus
b. Herpes simplex 2
c. Varicella zoster
d. Herpes simplex 1
8. Which of the following stimuli does not trigger a recurrence of a herpes simplex virus
infection ?
a. Exposure to cold air
b. Fever
c. Mechanical injury
d. Stress
9. What are the targets for herpes simplex viruses?
 a. Neurons
b. Epidermis
c. Mucous membranes
d. Bone
10. Children with HSV condition might get other infection by nail biting or thumb sucking
called as :
a. HSV Whitlow
b. HSV Nailer
c. HSV bitler
d. HSV Nollar
11. The mode of transmission from HSV usually by , except:
a. Air / atmospheric condition
b. Kissing
c. Closer contact of mucous membrane person to person
d. Same blood type
12. Which of the part of infant body is the most area occur the HSV infections :
a. Baby dots
b. Diaper rash
c. Baby eyes
d. Baby lip
13. Which of the following is categorized as supportive smptoms to the herpetic
gingivostomatitis ?
a. Loss of apetite and malaise
b. Painfull
c. Multiple rash
d. Redness
14. Which of the area most affected by herpetic gingivostomatitis ?
a. Lips, palate, tongue, gingival tissue
b. Teeth, servical area , upper lips
c. Palate, servical area, upper lips
d. Lips only
15. Why herpetic gingivostomatitis can be danger for the children ?
a. Because this disease only cause the death in children
b. Because its a suddenly symptoms
c. Because it can cause the child feel pain and its leads to loss apetite and drink that
can cause dehydration
d. Because children should avoid the virus
16. Which of the following is NOT differential diagnose with herpetic gingivostomatitis :
a. Strawberry tongue
b. Herpangiana
c. Hemangioma
d. Herpetic crush
17. How to make a simple difference between stomatitis aftosa and herpetic
gingivostomatitis ?
a. Lab test
b. Histology test
c. By observe whether its a multiple or even single ulcer
d. Stomatitis cause pain, herpetic gingivostomatitis not
18. The incubation period for primary HSV :
a. 2 to 20 days
b. 1-2 days
c. 3-4 weeks
d. 2 to 20 months
19. Both HSV 1 and 2 may be found in the oral or genital area, what it mean ?
a. This patogens attack any mucosal in oral or even cutaneous surface
b. This patogens cause the highest recurrency
c. This patogens cant be healed
d. This patogens always attack children
20. The most basic to diagnosis HSV lesions in oral comparing to other lesions is :
a. Companion with the fever , other lesion not
b. It always attack children only
c. It always attack adult only
d. Need a year to diagnose this case because of its incubation period
21. The easiest way to difference hand foot and mouth disease with oral lesion by HSV :
a. Hsv lesion is unilateral, hand foot and mouth disease is bilateral
b. Hsv lesion is bigger than any other lesion
c. Hsv lesion has a yellow surrounded by a blue halo
d. Hsv lesion cant be detected
22. A 20 years old come to the dental clinic with a chief complain of having bad taste and
loss apetite because of some oval pattern with the redness .its quite painful and the
patient just realized it when she brush the teeth. Its only has 1 lesion and with a grayish
base. Sometimes it can be covered with yellowish pattern surrounded the oval lesion.
The diameter of the lesion around 2 cm . what is the possible diagnose for this patient ?
a. Stomatitis apthous
b. Herpetic gingivostomatitis
c. Herpangina
d. Lymphoma
23. Which of the statement is correct for herpangina ?
a. Couldnt be healed
b. Systemic manifestation
c. Short duration ,acute onset
d. All of the above
24. What is the difference between herpangina and HSV lesion based on their location ?
a. Herpangina always attack the skin
b. Herpangina cant happen in the oral mucosa
 c. Herpangina occur mostly on the posterior side of pharyngeal
d. Herpangina occur mostly on the front side of guttae
25. Which of the analgesic below mostly given to the children with HSV oral lesion ?
a. Ibuprofen
b. Piroxicame
c. Metanol
d. Amoxicilin
26. Based on the body occureness to lesion, Which of the following area is NOT attacked by
HSV :
a. Eyes
b. Gingiva
c. Hand finger
d. Nose
27. Which of the most important treatment to being evaluated for the children :
a. Intake of food and hidration
b. Size of the lesion
c. The area of the lesion
d. Drugs use to killed the virus
28. Which of the following is categorized as topical oral anesthetic ?
a. Diazepam
b. Ibuprofen
c. Piroxicame
d. Lidocaine viscous with benzocaine
29. What is the most advise that the patient of HSV infection received from the physician :
a. Keep hydrate and nutrition intake
b. Dont eat anything spicy and cold
c. Dont take a bath
d. Dont give up
30. Which of the following treatment should be postponed by the dentist for the HSV
patient is acute onset :
a. Brushing the teeth
b. Do not gargle with antiseptic
c. Periodontal debridement or treatment
d. The dentist can do teeth extraction