Question

question 9
1 pt
stacy, age 27, states that she has painless, white, slightly raised patches in her mouth. they are probably caused by:
○ herpes simplex
○ aphthous ulcers
○ candidiasis
○ oral cancer

Explanation:

Candidiasis often presents as painless, white, slightly raised patches in the mouth. Herpes simplex usually causes blisters, aphthous ulcers are painful, and oral cancer may have more varied and often non - white or more severe symptoms.

Answer:

C. Candidiasis