Question 67 · LDEK · Infections
Viral diseases cannot manifest in the oral cavity in the form of:
- A. vesicle.
- B. papule.
- C. nodule.
- D. telangiectasia.
- E. bulla.
Hint
Viruses damage or stimulate epithelial cells; ask which listed lesion is a vascular rather than an epithelial change.
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