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    Acquired Oral Melanin Pigmented Lesions May Be Associated with Which
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Acquired Oral Melanin Pigmented Lesions May Be Associated with Which

Question 16

Question 16

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Acquired oral melanin pigmented lesions may be associated with which of the following?


A) Aspirin abuse
B) Penicillin ingestion
C) Chronic infection by C. albicans
D) Xerostomia
E) None of the above

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