Question 6 · LDEK · Infections
Lesions located on the gingiva and the hard palate are pathognomonic of:
- A. primary herpetic gingivostomatitis.
- B. recurrent herpes infection.
- C. shingles.
- D. infectious mononucleosis.
- E. herpangina.
Hint
Which herpetic manifestation is confined to keratinized mucosa bound to the periosteum, in contrast to aphthae?
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