Question

Mumps: Swollen, painful salivary glands, fever and sometimes orchitis, pancreatitis etc., about 1/3 of infected people do not show symptoms, effective vaccine since 1967.

1. Salivary duct cysts: Epithelial lined cavity containing mucus and fluids.
2. Sialolithhiasis: Salivary stones, calcium salts deposited around debris.
3. Sialadentitis: Inflammation of the salivary glands due to mumps virus, influenza virus, coxacki virus or systemic disease (Sjogren’s).

Answer 1

Answer: the whole option are correct except number 1 (Salivary duct cysts: Epithelial lined cavity containing mucus and fluids.)

Explanation: salivary duct cysts is rather defined as s disorder that is frequently seen in large salivary glands like the parotid gland which is caused by obstruction from salivary stones. I hope this helps.