Question 129 · LDEK · Infections
Which lesion is typical of the majority of oral viral diseases?
- A. ulcer.
- B. crust.
- C. bulla.
- D. vesicle.
- E. nodule.
Hint
Think of herpes, varicella, herpangina and HFMD: which small fluid-filled primary lesion do they share?
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