CONNECTIVE
TISSUE STAINS

1.     Discuss the
CT stains10 mks(RGUHS)

2.     Routine
stains used in oral pathology-10 mks(RGUHS)

3.     Discuss
stains for mucin-10 mks(RGUHS)

4.     Discuss in
detail PAP staining- 20 mks(RGUHS)

5.     Metachromatic
dyes- -10 mks(RGUHS)

6.     Describe
the various staining procedures used for salivary gland lesions-10 mks(RGUHS)

7.     Discuss
common and differential stains used for the HP 
study of lesions affecting the oral tissues-20 mks(RGUHS)

8.     Metachromasia
and metachromatic dyes-10 mks(RGUHS)

9.     Discuss the
following stains:

a.     H and E

b.     PAS

c.      Van Geison

10.           
Enumerate and discuss the various methods available
the localization of glycoproteins in tissue section at the light microscopic
level- others

11.           
Discuss stains for pigments- others

12.           
Discuss the importance of VG, TB, Mallory’s and Alcian
Blue stain- April 1988

13.           
Demonstration of iron pigments- RGUHS 06-10 mks

14.           
Mordants and accelerators- cull

15.           
Various stains used in the diagnosis of salivary gland
lesions- coll

16.           
Stains for pigments- coll

17.           
Feulgen reactions- col

18.           
PAP- coll

DIAGNOSIS
OF BLOOD DISORDERS

1.     Lab
diagnosis of blood dyscriasis – 25 marks (MU)

2.     Role of
blood examination in oral disorders- 20 mks(RGUHS)

3.     Classify
anemias. Describe the peripheral blood and bone marrow picture in megaloblastic
anemia- 20 mks(RGUHS)

4.     Classify
anemia and discuss the lab diagnosis-10 mks(RGUHS)

5.     Discuss lab
diagnosis of anemia- 10 mks(RGUHS)

6.     Discuss the
role of blood examination in oral diseases- 20 mks(coll)

7.     Diagnosis
of spontaneous gingival bleeding-20 mks(coll)

8.     Advanced
techniques in blood chemistry-10mks(coll)

9.     Discuss the
preparation, use and staining characteristics of Leishmann stain-10 mks(RGUHS)

10.                       
Discuss the role of blood investigations in various
hematological disorders-10 mks(RGUHS)

11.                       
Importance of blood investigation in disease
process-10 mks(RGUHS)

DIAGNOSIS
OF INFECTIONS

1.     Discuss the
clinical features and lab investigations of candidal infection-25 mks(MU)

2.     Discuss the
clinical and laboratory diagnosis of viral diseases with dominant oral
manifestation-25 mks(MU)

3.     Discuss the
lab. Aids in the diagnosis of oral viral lesions-10 mks(RGUHS) 20 mks(RGUHS)

4.     Describe
the various lab tests in the diagnosis of AIDS-10 mks(rghus)

5.     Discuss the
pathogenesis and lab diagnosis of Group A streptococcal infection-20 mks(RGUHS)

6.     Discuss
laboratory diagnosis of candidiasis -20 mks(RGUHS)

7.     Discuss lab
diagnosis of HIV infections–10 mks(RGUHS)

8.     Lab
diagnosis of syphilis-10 mks(RGUHS)

9.     Discuss lab
diagnosis of periapical pathosis – others

10.           
lab investigations of oral bacterial lesions- SDM

11.           
lab diagnosis of oral spirochetal lesions-SDM

12.           
lab diagnosis of oral abscess- SDm

13.           
methods of diagnosing common mycotic lesions of the
oral cavity- April 1988

14.           
Tzanck test- coll

DIAGNOSIS
OF PREMALIGNANCIES AND ORAL MALIGNANCIES

1.     Serologic
markers in oral carcinoma- 25 mks (MU)

2.     Discuss histochemistry
of oral cancer- other

3.     Current
status of various techniques for the pathological diagnosis of oral
malignancies- others

4.     Discuss
various methods in the diagnosis of pre- malignant lesions- others

5.     Discuss the
role of IHC in detecting pre-cancerous and cancerous lesions- others

DIAGNOSIS
OF SKIN LESIONS

1.     Discuss the
various lab procedures in the diagnosis of VB lesions-20 mks(RGUHS)

2.     Role of IF
in the diagnosis of oral dermatological lesions-10 mks(RGUHS)

3.     Discuss the
diagnosis of VB lesions affecting the oral mucosa- others

FIXATION

1.     Fixatives
and fixation artifacts-(25 mks) MU

2.     Fixatives
used in oral tissues- 25 mks(RGUHS)

3.     Artifacts
in fixation-10 mks(RGUHS)

4.     Discuss the
merits and demerits of formalin-saline fixative-10 mks(RGUHS)

5.     Discuss fixatives–10
mks(RGUHS)

6.     Formaldehyde
as a fixative-10 mks(RGUHS)

7.     Cryofixation-
coll

HEMATOXYLIN
AND ITS COUNTERSTAINS

1.     Routine
stains used in oral pathology-10 mks(RGUHS)

2.     Discuss H
and E staining–10 mks(RGUHS)

3.     Discuss in
detail type of H along with principles of staining. Add a note on associated
artifacts- 20 mks

4.     Theories of
staining- 10 mks-

5.     Metachromasia-
10 mks

6.     Mordants
and accelerators- 10 mks

7.     Counterstains-10
mks

8.     Mounting
medias- 10 mks

9.     Discuss H N
E and its various modifications in H/P

MICROSCOPY

1.     Discuss the
immunofluorescent microscopes- 10 mks(RGUHS)

2.     Discuss
direct and indirect IF techniques and describe the microscope used- 20
mks(RGUHS)

3.     Discuss
importance of e m–20 mks(RGUHS)

4.     Microscope
-10 mks(RGUHS)

5.     The
compound microscope-10 mks(coll)

6.     Phase
contrast microscope-10 mks(RGUHS)

7.     Discuss in
detail the principles and working of an electron microscope. Add a note on its
tissue preparation-20 mks(RGUHS)

8.     Write notes
on:

o   Principles
of fluorescence microscopy and its application in microbiology

9.     Fluorescence
microscopy and its applications- Mlore 94

10.           
Dark field microscope- RGUHS 06-10 mks

11.           
Discuss the structural and setting up and principle of
a light microscope with special emphasis on polarized microscope-coll

12.           
Electron microscope- coll

MICROTOMY

1.     Discuss the
various microtomes- 10 mks(RGUHS)

2.     The
microtome knife-10 mks(RGUHS)

3.     Double
embedding technique-10 mks(RGUHS)

4.     Discuss
microtomy-10 mks(RGUHS)

5.     Double
embedding- RGUHS 06-10 mks

6.     Microtome
knives-1997

7.     Faults and
remedies of paraffin wax sections- coll

8.     Paraffin
wax and its substitutes- coll

9.     Mounting
media- coll

MISCELLANEOUS
IN LAB

1.     Frozen
sections and their role in oral pathology- 25 mks ( MU)

2.     Discuss
FNAC2-5 mks ( MU)

3.     Describe
the procedure in the preparation of decalcified sections-10 mks(RGUHS)

4.     Role of
photography in oral pathology-10 mks(RGUHS)

5.     Discuss lab
techniques in genetics and their application in oral disease- 25 mks(RGUHS)

6.     Histochemistry
in the diagnosis of oral lesions- 100 mks(RGUHS)

7.     Discuss
FNAC -20 mks(RGUHS)

8.     Discuss
immunofluorescence-10 mks(RGUHS)

9.     Routine
stains used in oral pathology-10 mks(RGUHS)

10.                       
Discuss avidin- biotin in oral pathology-10 mks(RGUHS)

11.                       
Discuss in detail the currently used methods in decal
of calcified tissues and their advantages and disadvantages-20 mks(RGUHS)

12.                       
Discuss preparation of tissue for decalcification -10
mks- coll

13.                       
Discuss arneth count and its uses- 10 mks(RGUHS)

14.                       
Diagnosis of spontaneous gingival bleeding-20
mks(coll)

15.                       
Discuss the faults in cryostat techniques resulting in
poor results–10 mks(RGUHS)

16.                       
Discuss PCR–10 mks(RGUHS)

17.                       
Discuss exfoliative cytology–10 mks(RGUHS)

18.                       
Histochemistry in the diagnosis of oral lesions-100
mks(RGUHS)

19.                       
Discuss preparation of soft tissue for histological
studies-10 mks(RGUHS)

20.                       
Importance of biopsy in the diagnosis of pathological
lesions-20 mks(RGUHS)

21.                       
Ground section of tooth and its importance-10
mks(RGUHS)

22.                       
Enzyme analysis in gingival tissues-10 mks(coll)

23.                       
Biopsy artifacts-10 mks(coll)

24.                       
Biopsy-10 mks(coll)

25.                       
Oral biopsy procedures-10 mks(RGUHS)

26.                       
Gram’s stain-10 mks(RGUHS)

27.                       
Oral brush cytology-10 mks(RGUHS)

28.                       
Histopathology vs exfoliative cytology-10 mks(RGUHS)

29.                       
Discuss oral biopsies and preservatives in relation to
various staining methods- others

30.                       
Discuss your views on exfoliative cytology as an aid
to diagnosis of mucosal lesions- others

31.                       
Discuss the principle and scope of modern
histochemical techniques in the diagnosis of various oral lesions- others

32.                       
Discuss the lab methods helpful in the diagnosis of
oral disease- others

33.                       
Discuss the procedure of obtaining smears for
cytological examination and their staining- others

34.                       
Discuss the various hematological investigations in
the diagnosis of oral lesions- others

35.                       
Value of routine blood and urine investigations in
oral lesions- SDM

36.                       
Discuss biopsy- its indications and contraindications-
SDM

37.                       
Role of blood chemistry in oral lesions- SDM

38.                       
Diagnosis of salivary gland disorders- SDM

39.                       
Clinical and lab diagnosis of oral cysts- SDM

40.                       
Discuss differential staining in oral pathology- SDM

41.                       
Enzyme analysis in oral tissues-SDM

42.                       
Role of bacterial culture in endodontic therapy- SDm

43.                       
Describe lesions due to stress and antigenic
substances and give their lab tests- SDM

44.                       
Write about pre- operative lab tests-SDm

45.                       
Flow cytometric analysis-SDM

46.                       
Lab investigations of oral ulcers-GU

47.                       
Importance of oral exfoliative cytology- july 1991

48.                       
Importance of smear in OP- Oct 1989

49.                       
Museum techniques- coll

50.                       
Vital staining- coll

51.                       
Avidin- biotin techniques- coll

52.                       
Enzyme histochemistry- coll

53.                       
Monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies- coll

54.                       
Antigen retrieval- coll

55.                       
Enzyme analysis and gingival tissue- coll

56.                       
PCR- coll

57.                       
Flow cytometric analysis- coll

58.                       
Gram s stain- coll

59.                       
Zn staining- coll

60.                       
DNA probes- coll

61.                       
Role of contact sensitivity tests in various oral
lesions- GUJ

62.                       
Lab investigations for an oral ulcer- GUJ

63.                       
Role of blood chemistry in bone lesions- GUJ

64.                       
Lab diagnosis of palatal lesions -GUJ

PROCESSING

1.     Discuss the
artifacts produced in histologic sections due to improper processing
techniques-20 mks(RGUHS)

2.      Paraffin infiltration in tissue processing- 10
mks(RGUHS)

3.     Automatic
tissue processing–10 mks(RGUHS)

4.     Discuss the
role of xylene as a clearing agent-10 mks(RGUHS)

5.     Clearing
agents-10 mks(RGUHS)

6.     Discuss in
detail principles of tissue processing- 20 mks

7.     Automatic
tissue processors- 1o mks coll

8.     Double
embedding tech- 10 mks coll

9.     Paraffin
wax and its substitutes- 10 mks coll

10.           
Discuss the merits and demerits of currently available
decal methods- others

11.           
Discuss the methods available for faster processing of
tissues for emergency histopathological diagnosis- others

12.           
Discuss tissue culture- others

            13.  Principles of tissue processing- RGUHS 06-20 mks

14.           
Microwave processing- coll

15.           
End point determination in decalcification procedures-
coll

MISCELLANEOUS IN ORAL PATHOLOGY

1.      Granulomatous
infections of the oral cavity- 100 mks (MU)

2.      Oro- facial
pain-10 mks

3.      Classify
giant cell lesions. Describe in detail CGCG- 20 mks

4.      Define
hamartoma. Discuss hamartomatous lesions of the oral cavity-10 mks

5.      Discuss the
DD of spindle cell tumours- 20 mks

6.      Discuss
giant cell lesions-10 mks

7.      Discuss verrucous
lesion of the oral cavity-20 mks

8.      Discuss
autoimmune disorders- 100 mks  25 mks

9.      Discuss
autoimmunity w.r.t. oral tissues- 20 mks 
–

10.  Discuss in
detail the VB lesions affecting the oral cavity- 20 mks

11.  Collagen
disorders- 10 mks

12.  Discuss the
histogenesis and CF of collagen diseases with special reference to those having
oral manifestations- 25 mks

13.  Coloured/
pigmented  lesions of the oral cavity/
oral lesions of altered colouration-25 mks  100 mks  20 mks

14.  Pathologic
calcifications-10 mks 

15.  Discuss the
metaplasia and dysplasia- -10 mks

16.  Enumerate
and describe the inflammatory conditions of the lips–10 mks

17.  Classify
white lesions of the oral cavity and discuss in detail dermatologic lesions-20
mks

18.  DD of
spindle cell tumours-20mks 

19.  Discuss in
detail round cell tumours-20 mks 

20.  Describe in
detail spindle cell tumors-20mks 

21.  Surgical
anatomy of cervical LN-10 mks 

22.  Recurrent  apthous stomatitis-10 mks

23.  Discuss
vascular lesions of the oral cavity-100 mks

24.  P53-10 mks

25.  Role of
photography in oral pathology-10 mks

26.  Hamartomas
of the oral cavity-10 mks

27.  Similarities
and differences b/w-

o   Ulcer and
erosion

o   Macule and
papule

o   Hematoma and
hamartoma

o   Necrosis
and apoptosis

o   Thrombosis
and embolism

o   Open and
closed face nuclei

o   Cilia and
flagella

o   Vermillion
border and vermillion zone

o   Grading and
staging

o   Primary and
secondary cuticle

o   Desmosome
and hemidesmosomes

o   Vasculogenesis
and angiogenesis

o   Transmitted
and reflected light

o   Basement
membrane and basal lamina

o   Carcinoma n
sarcoma

o   True and
pseudocapsule

o   Granulation
tissue and granuloma

o   Langhan’s
and Langerhan’s cell

o   Precancerous
lesion and condition

o   Pink tooth
and pink ‘s disease

o   Parakeratin
and orthokeratin

o   Keratinisation
and keratosis

o   Acidophilia
and basophilia

o   Cushing’s
syndrome and Cushing’s disease

o   Anomaly and
anomalad

28.  Definitions
and description of terminologies

o   Neoplasia

o   Prosoplasia

o   Metaplasia

o   Anaplasia

o   Dysplasia

o   Papule

o   Macule

o   Vesicle

o   Bulla

o   Nodule

o   Pustule

o   Choriostoma

o   Teratoma

o   Embolism

o   Karyohexxis

o   Karyolysis

o   Ergatoplasm

o   Transcription

o   Translation

o   Osteodentin

o   Cambium

o   Neurotropism

o   Inflammation

o   Cyst

o   Healing

o   Biopsy

o   Grossing

o   Ex. Cyto.

o   mutation

o   hypersensitivity

o   autoimmunity

o   rosette

o   denticles

o   cementicles

o   Autosomal D

o   AR

o   X-linked D

o   X-linked R

o   Chloroma

o   Dyskeratosis

o   Apocrine

o   Merocrine

o   Holocrine

o   Oral
pathology

o   Syndrome

o   Pyknosis

o   Amphophilia

29.  Discuss
conditions causing dryness of mouth- others

30.  Discuss
oral manifestations of nutritional deficiencies- others

31.  Enumerate
the causes of gingival bleeding- others

32.  Discuss the
most important lesions of  occupational
origin- others

33.  Write short
notes on epithelioma- others

34.  Discuss
Pathophysiology of keratinisation-others

35.  Describe
keratinizing lesions of the oral mucosa- others short notes

36.  Describe
lesions of the palate- others

37.  Radiolucent
lesions of the jaws- others

38.  Discuss
stress disorders of the oral cavity and the various lab tests used in their
diagnosis-others

39.  Discuss
normal structures of the oral cavity mistaken for disease process- others

40.  Discuss
dystrophic oral lesions- others

41.  Role of
diet and nutrition in the prevention of oral diseases- others

42.  Oral white
lesions- others

43.  Genetic
diseases of the oral cavity-others

44.  Hamartomatous
lesions of the oral cavity- others

45.  Discuss
cemental lesions- others

46.  Discuss
oral tissue neoplasms in children- others

47.  Discuss the
etiology, pathology and DD of pain in the max molar region- others

48.  Describe
the immunological and allergic  with
reference to oral cavity-    

49.  Oral mucosal
lesions immunology-    

50.  Describe
atrophic lesions of the lingual mucosa-    

51.  DD of jaw
bone dysplasia-    

52.  Discuss the
heritable disorders affecting oral lesions-    

53.  DD of R/L
lesions of the jaws-    

54.  Verrucous
lesions of the oral cavity-    

55.  Pathogenesis
and histology of collagen diseases-    

56.  Describe
cherubism and other intra-osseous giant cell lesions-    

57.  Discuss
Pathophysiology of keratinisation-    

58.  Discuss
dystrophic oral lesions-               

59.  DD of
palatal lesions/ swellings

60.  Discuss
fibromatous neoplastic lesions of the jaws-    

61.  Diagnostic
measures in angle of mandible swellings-    

62.  Describe
hyperplastic oral soft tissue lesions-     

63.  Describe
lesions due to stress and antigenic substances and give their lab tests-    

64.  DD of
papillary atrophy of the tongue-    

65.  Describe
osteolytic lesions of the jaw-  

66.  Dental
lesions characterized by loss of calcified tissue-    

67.  Discuss
chronic jaw lesions-  

68.  Describe Apthous
ulcers-    

69.  What are
the chemical disorders? Give their oral manifestations and lab tests-    

70.  Discuss
hemorrhagic cysts of the jaws-  

71.  Oral
syndromes- GU

72.  Iatrogenic
diseases-    

73.  Keratotic
lesions or oro-facial pain- july 1991

74.  Describe
the microscopic changes seen in leukoplakia, lichen planus and iron deficiency
anemia. Describe the mechanisms briefly which may be responsible for the
changes you have just described-April 1988

75.  Cystic
lesions of the maxilla- April 1988

76.  DD of
swellings at the angle of mandible- oct 1989

77.  Prion
proteins and prion diseases- RGUHS 06-10 mks

78.  Vasoproliferative
lesions of the oral mucosa- coll

79.  Myofibroblastic
tumours of the oral cavity- coll

80.  Write a
note on pseudoepitheliomatous hyperplasia- coll

81.  Major
Apthous ulcers- coll

82.  Diagnostic
approach to chronic non healing ulcers- coll

83.  Diagnostic
approach to parotid swelling- coll

84.  Vascular
lesions- coll-

85.  Chromatid
exchange- GUJ

ORAL ASPECTS OF METABOLIC DISEASES

DISEASES OF THE PERIODONTIUM

PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL INJURIES OF
THE ORAL CAVITY

PREMALIGNANCY AND MALIGNANT
EPITHELIAL TUMOURS

1.      Describe carcinogenesis
with reference to oral  cancer- 25 mks (
MU)

2.      Discuss the
clinical, radiographic and H/P features of OSCC affecting oral tissues – 20 mks

3.      What are
the concepts of premalignancy? Discuss the various premalignant conditions and
lesions- 20 mks

4.      Role of
beta carotene in oral neoplasia-10 mks

5.      Discuss
metastatic tumours of jaw bones-25 mks

6.      Histologic
variants in leukoplakia-10 mks

7.      Malignant
melanoma-10 mks

8.      Metastatic
tumours of the jaw-10 mks

9.      Discuss etiology
of oral carcinoma- 10 mks

10.  Discuss in
brief recent advances in the diagnosis of premalignant lesions-10 mks

11.  Mention the
routes of metastasis and write in detail on the metastatic tumours of the
mandible- 10 mks

12.  OSMF-100mks

13.  Tumour
markers-10 mks

14.  Oral tissue
neoplasms in children-10 mks

15.  Tobacco
chewing and oral lesions- 10 mks

16.  Discuss
recent concepts in malignancy grading systems for OSCC–20 mks

17.  Discuss
carcinogenesis–10 mks

18.  Write on malignant
melanoma–10 mks

19.  Clinical
and histological variants of leukoplakia–10 mks

20.  Discuss
epithelial dysplasia–10 mks

21.  Discuss the
recent advances in the evaluation of oral malignancy-20 mks

22.  Role of
AgNORs in oral pre- malignancy-10 mks

23.  Discuss the
advanced methods in the evaluation of 
oral precancerous and cancerous lesions-20 mks

24.  What is a
nevus? Describe the types, clinical features and HP of various oral nevi-10 mks

25.  Role of
oncogenic viruses in oral neoplasia-10 mks

26.  Advanced
diagnostic and prognostic tools in oral cancer-20 mks 

27.  Immunology
of oral cancer-100 mks

28.  Discuss
carcinogenesis with relevance to oral cancer- others

29.  Discuss
Etiopathogenesis and immunological alterations in OSMF- others

30.  Describe
premalignant lesions of the oral cavity- others short notes

31.  Discuss
histopathological changes in lesions occurring adjacent to cancer- others

32.  Discuss
histopathological differentiation of oral cancer and precancer- others

33.  Discuss the
histopathological changes occurring in the lesions adjacent to cancer- others

34.  Discuss
cemental lesions- others

35.  Discuss  histopathological differentiation of oral
cancer and precancer- others

36.  Describe
histology of the dorsal surface of tongue and changes seen in leukoplakia-    

37.  Describe
the immunopathology of periodontal disease and oral cancer.-  

38.  Describe in
detail the spread of malignancy-    

39.  Short notes
on chemical carcinogenesis-  

40.  Discuss
OSMF with special reference to its premalignant nature-    

41.  Write about
oral carcinogens-    

42.  Role of
virus in oral cancers- RGUHS 06-20 mks

43.  Staging of
OSCC- RGUHS 06-10 mks

44.  Oncogenes-
RGUHS 06-10 mks

45.  AGNORs

46.  Methods of
prognostic evaluation of premalignant lesions and carcinomas-1997

47.  Adenocarcinomas- 

CONNECTIVE TISSUE NEOPLASMS

1.       Discuss the neoplastic lesions of bone of CT
origin- 20 mks

2.      Classify
nerve tissue tumours and discuss in detail neurilemmoma-10 mks  

3.      What are
the neoplasias of B cell origin? Discuss in detail multiple myeloma-10 mks  

4.      Discuss
lymphomas- 25 mks

5.      Discuss
metastatic tumours of jaw bones-25 mks

6.      Giant cell
tumour of the bone-10 mks

7.      Osteogenic
sarcoma-10 mks  10 mks 

8.      Metastatic
tumours of the jaw-10 mks  25mks

9.      Discuss
tumours of nerve tissue origin-20 mks

10.  Tumour
markers-10 mks

11.  Oral tissue
neoplasms in children-10 mks

12.  Discuss
NHLs of the oral cavity–10 mks

13.  Discuss giant
cell tumour of the mandible–10 mks

14.  Discuss
giant cell tumour–10 mks

15.  Discuss
lymphomas-25mks

16.  What is osteosarcoma?
describe its types and HP- 10 mks

17.  Define
leukemia. Describe the clinical features and HP of monocytic leuk-10 mks

18.  Discuss
vasoproliferative lesions of the oral mucosa-20 mks 

19.  Myofibroblastic
tumours-10 mks 

20.  Variants of
lipoma-10 mks  with pathogenesis

21.  Neurilemmoma-10
mks 

22.  Pathogenesis
and variants of lipoma-10 mks 

23.  Ewing ‘s
sarcoma-10 mks 

24.  DD of
spindle cell tumours- 20 mks, 100 mks

25.  Hodgkin’s
vs NHL-10 mks- coll

26.  Chondrosarcoma-
10 mks-coll

27.  Discuss the
neoplastic lesions of the jaw bones of CT origin- others

28.  Discuss the
neoplastic lesions of jaw bones of CT origin- others

29.  Discuss the
squamous odontogenic origin-others

30.  Describe in
detail the spread of malignancy-    

31.  Discuss
Burkitt’s lymphoma-     

32.  Describe
lymph node tumours-    

33.  Rhabdomyosarcoma-
coll

CYSTS OF ODONTOGENIC ORIGIN

1.      Discuss
odontogenic cysts- 20 mks

2.      Describe
the histologic features and discuss the pathogenesis of dentigerous cyst- 20
mks

3.      Discuss
lesions of the jaw that contain dentin like material-10 mks

4.      Radicular
cyst-10 mks

5.      Define ,
classify cysts of the oral cavity and discuss in detail OKC- 25 mks

6.      Discuss
pathogenesis of radicular cyst in correlation to H/P- 25 mks 

7.      Ghost cell
containing lesions-10 mks

8.      OKC as a
cyst and a benign neoplasm- 10 mks

9.      Cyst fluid
as a diagnostic marker-10 mks 

10.  Lesions of the
jaw that contain dentin like material-10 mks 

11.  Discuss
cemental lesions-20 mks

12.  Discuss
OKC–10 mks

13.  Define a
cyst. Discuss the etiology, pathogenesis and CF and HP of a periapical cyst-10
mks

14.  Pathogenesis
of RC-10 mks 

15.  Classify
cysts of the jaw. Discuss dentigerous cyst in detail- 20 mks  

16.  Describe
cystic lesions of the maxilla- others

17.  Discuss
pathogenesis and diagnosis of dentigerous cysts- others

18.  Discuss
histopathological variations in OKC- others

19.  Discuss
cemental lesions- others

20.  Clinical
and lab diagnosis of oral cysts-    

21.  Importance
of cystic epithelium-    

22.  Pathogenesis
of dentigerous cyst-     94

23.  Role of
AGNORs of cyst- coll

24.  Pathogenesis
of radicular cyst in correlation with H/p coll

DENTAL CARIES

1.      Microbiology
of dental caries- 10 mks, 20 mks

2.      Microbiology
of dental caries- 25 mks  

3.      Immunology
of dental caries-10 mks

4.      Discuss
salivary caries activity tests-10 mks

5.      Etiopathogenesis
of dental caries–20 mks

6.      Discuss the
theories and etiology of dental caries–20 mks

7.      Discuss the
current views in the Etiopathogenesis of DC-10 mks

8.      Caries
susceptibility tests-10 mks

9.      Caries
activity tests-10 mks 

10.  Discuss
bacterial plaque an its relationship to dental caries- others

11.  Discuss in
detail pathology of surface caries- others

12.  Discuss
pathogenesis and histopathology of incipient carious lesions- others

13.  Discuss the
morphological and cultural characteristics of lactobacillus and discuss the
role played by it in dental caries- others

14.  Discuss the
trends of recent histological research into the initial lesion of dental
caries- others

15.  Critically
evaluate the mechanism of early enamel caries as revealed by modern research
technique- others

16.  Describe
the mechanism of early enamel caries-    

17.  Etiology of
dental  caries-    

18.  Histopathology
of DC- RGUHS 06-10 mks

19.  Immunologic
approach to the prevention of dental caries-1996

20.  Morphological
and cultural characteristics of Lactobacillus- GUJ

DERAMTOLOGICAL DISORDERS

1.      Discuss the
histopathology and immunopathology of pemphigus group of diseases- 20 mks

2.      Discuss
lichen planus in detail-20 mks 

3.      Paraneoplastic
pemphigus-10 mks 

4.      Graft vs
host reaction- 10 mks 

5.      IHC of oral
dermatoses- 10 mks 

6.      Syndromes
related to genodermatoses- 10 mks(coll )

7.      Enumerate
white lesions of the oral cavity and discuss in detail OLP- 25 mks

8.      Immunologic
techniques in the diagnosis of PV–10 mks

9.      Classify
white lesions of the oral cavity and discuss in detail dermatologic lesions-20
mks

10.  Discuss the
oral manifestations of pemphigus. Add a note on its IF. 10 mks

11.  Pemphigus
and pemphigoid-10 mks 

12.  Vesiculobullous
lesions-100 mks

13.  Pemphigus
vulgaris-10 mks

14.  Muco-cutaneous
lesion-100 mks

15.  Lupus Erythematosus-
   

16.  Describe
various muco dermatologic lesions-  

17.  Oral
genodermatoses-100mks RGUHS 06-

18.  Histopathogenesis
of OLP- 1997

19.  IHC of oral
genodermatoses- coll

DEVELOPMENTAL DISTURBANCES

DISEASES OF BONES AND JOINTS

1.      Discuss FD-
25 mks(MU)

2.      Fibro-osseous
lesions- 100 mks(MU)

3.      Enumerate
the non- neoplastic lesions of bone and describe in detail Paget’s disease-10
mks

4.      Discuss the
pathogenesis , clinical features and radiological findings of FO lesions- 25
mks

5.      Discuss the
histopathological DD of FO of jaw lesions-10 mks

6.      Fibro-
osseous lesions- 10 mks ,20 mks

7.      Discuss FD
of jaws–10 mks

8.      Cemento-osseous
dysplasia-10 mks

9.      Describe
pathogenesis and recent concepts of OI-20 mks-coll

10.  Osteogenic
sarcoma-10 mks-coll

11.  Radiographic
appearances of bone lesions involving the oral cavity- 10 mks- coll

12.  Cherubism-
10 mks-coll

13.  Osteoradionecrosis-
10 mks-coll

14.  Paget’s
disease- 10 mks coll

15.  Vanishing
bone disease- 10 mks coll

16.  Discuss the
different aspects of cherubism and other intra- osseous giant cell
lesions-others

17.  Diseases of
the bone-     94(100mks)

18.  Classify FO
lesions. Detail- FD and OF- coll

19.  Paget’s
-coll

20.  Osteogenesis
imperfecta- coll

21.  Cherubism-
coll

DISEASES OF NERVES AND MUSCLES

DISORDERS OF THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM

FORENSIC ODONTOLOGY

HEALING OF THE ORAL TISSUES

DISORDERS OF BLOOD

INFECTIONS

1.      Role of
virus in oral lesions- 100 mks (MU)

2.      Discuss the
microbial flora of the oral cavity and in AIDS-25 mks ( MU)

3.      Candidiasis-
10 mks

4.      TB- 10 mks

5.      Discuss
viral lesions of oral tissues and the diagnostic principle of the same-25 mks

6.      Discuss
oral histoplamosis-10 mks

7.      Oral
manifestations of AIDS- 10 mks

8.      Opportunistic
oral infections- 10 mks

9.      Oral
lesions in TB–10 mks

10.  Oral
mycotic infections-20 mks

11.  Discuss
herpetic and herpetiform lesions of the oral cavity- others

12.  Define
viruses. Discuss the phenomenon of tissue reaction to viral  infections- others

13.  Write short
notes on gumma- others

14.  Discuss the
systemic bacterial and protozoal diseases with oral manifestations- others

15.  Short
notes- tuberculous Osteomyelitis- others

16.  Discuss
clinical and H/P aspects of candidiasis- others

17.  Candidiasis
with investigative procedures to confirm the lesions- others

18.  Describe
oral spirochetal lesions and their lab diagnosis-    

19.  Consequences
of focal and systemic infections-    

20.  Describe
protozoan parasites and their oral lesions-    

21.  What is a
virus? lesions associated with HSV-     94

22.  Molluscum
contagiosum- coll

RGUHS – Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences; GU – Gujarat University; MU – Mangalore University; Coll – Other deemed universities; Mks – Mark Questions