Question 24 · LDEK · Infections
White, fur-like coating attached to the underlining mucosa can be the symptom of:
- A. lichen planus.
- B. leukoplakia.
- C. leukoedema.
- D. candidiasis.
- E. linea alba.
Hint
Think of a white lesion caused by a micro-organism that looks like a thick coating yet cannot be wiped off.
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