Clinical diagnosis of candidiasis is confirmed by a

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43. Clinical diagnosis of candidiasis is confirmed by:
44. A patient with severe mycotic infection of head and neck characterized by
triad of uncontrolled diabetes, orbital infection and meningoencephalitis most
probably has:
45. The organism most commonly implicated as causative agents in cases of
cellulites is:
46. A middle age patient presents swelling in the left maxillary area with mild
pain on palpation. On examination, left maxillary first molar was missing and
patient gives the history of traumatic extraction of the tooth about 10 year ago
in which one of the root was displaced in the maxillary sinus which was then
removed via Caldwell-Luc operation. Overlying skin and other teeth were
normal. X-ray examination shows a radiolucent are in left maxilla which was
separated from left maxillary sinus anatomically. Most probable diagnosis of
the condition is:
a. surgical ciliated cyst of maxilla*
b. maxillary sinusitis
c. carcinoma of maxillary antrum
d. retention cyst of maxillary sinus
47. A patient presents with swelling in neck near the angle of mandible on right
side which disappear on applying pressure to it. Intraorally a dome-shaped,
bluish swelling present in floor of mouth on right side. Most likely diagnosis
of the lesion is:
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48. Sialoliths are mainly composed of:
49. Which of the following cells are most radioresistant?