Question 151 · LDEK · Infections
Candidal leukoplakia is a kind of:
- A. acute pseudomembranous candidiasis.
- B. acute atrophic candidiasis.
- C. chronic atrophic candidiasis.
- D. chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis.
- E. chronic hyperplastic candidiasis.
Hint
Candidal leukoplakia presents as white plaques that cannot be wiped off and show thickened epithelium.
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