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Dentistry · Oral pathology
Sample itemWhich lesion is a common potentially malignant disorder of oral mucosa?
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The answer and the reasoning
A. Leukoplakia
The defining Oral pathology principle supports Leukoplakia; it is the answer that best accounts for the finding or clinical aim described.
Option by option
A. Leukoplakia (correct)
Correct. Leukoplakia is the most appropriate interpretation of the key information.
B. Mucocele
Mucocele is less appropriate because it does not match the stated oral pathology feature.
C. Fordyce granules
Fordyce granules may be useful in another context but is not supported by this scenario.
D. Physiologic pigmentation
Physiologic pigmentation does not provide the expected imaging or dental conclusion here.
Source note: Original NextPrep sample item — pending expert review. This item is original practice material awaiting independent expert review, so confirm important facts in a standard textbook.
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