Question 39 · LDEK · Other
Which of the following is not a disease of the tongue?
- A. rhomboid glossitis.
- B. geographic tongue.
- C. black hairy tongue.
- D. fissured tongue.
- E. Hunter’s glossitis.
Hint
One option is primarily an oral sign of a vitamin B12 deficiency anaemia rather than a disease arising in the tongue itself.
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