0% 0 Pathology Quiz 2 1 / 50 Which of the following symptomatic atheroscierotic disease is correct_____________? Aorta ? Aneurysm, thromboembolism All of the above Lower extremities ? claudication gangrene Heart ? MI, Ischemic heart disease 2 / 50 DiGeorge?s syndrome is due to___________? Congenital thymic aplasia Inborn error of metabolism Deficiency of complement factor Chromosomal anomaly 3 / 50 Which of the following is NOT true of dystrophic calcification ? Atherosclerotic lesions Tuberculous lesions Serum calcium levels are high Occurs in damaged tissue 4 / 50 A patient with a bleeding disorder with increased bleeding time and normal clotting time is suffering from________________? Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura Classic hemophilia Christmas disease Vitamin K deficiency 5 / 50 Gingiva are enlarged in leukemia because of__________________? Capillary dilation Erythrocyte engorgement Edema WBC infiltration 6 / 50 In hemephilic patient which of the following should not be given_______________? EACA Factor VIII concentrate Platelet factor Cryoprecipitate 7 / 50 Maltory?s degeneration seen in alcoholic liver disease is a form of___________________? Hyaline degeneartion Amyloid degeneration Hydropic degeneration Fatty degeneration 8 / 50 Example of ganulomatous inflammation_____________? Leprosy Sarcoidosis Tuberculosis All of the above 9 / 50 The cells which do not undergo mitotic divisions___________? Smooth muscle cells Bone marrow cells Neurons Endotheilial cells 10 / 50 VIRCHOW?s cells are seen in___________? Lepromatous leprosy Borderline lepromatous leprosy Tuberculoid leprosy Intermediate leprosy 11 / 50 In which one of the following organs the venous emboli are most often iodged ? Intestines Heart Kidneys Lungs 12 / 50 Phagocytes kill bacteria through which mechanism_____________? Zipper killing Oxidative and non-oxidative killing Membrane attack complex killing Chemotaxis 13 / 50 Increased bleeding time is seen in all except______________? Hemophilia Ehlers danlos syndrome Thrombocytopenia Von Willebrand disease 14 / 50 Regeneration by sprouting of axons takes place in which end of transaction of nerve_____________? Distal end Both A and B Proximal end None of the above 15 / 50 In hypovolemic shock_____________? There is always s site of bleeding Urine output is unaffected The extremities are pale, cold and sweating The central venous pressure ins high 16 / 50 Most tumours are ___________________? Monoclonal in origin Biclonal in origin None of the above Multiclonal in origin 17 / 50 The hormone dependent shedding of endometrium is an example of_______________? Apoptosis Necrosis Autolysis None of the above 18 / 50 Bradykinin causes all the following except____________? Pain Dilatation of blood vessels Smooth muscle contraction Opsonisation 19 / 50 Which of the following is common in all forms of shock ? Sepsis Vasoconstriction Impaired tissue prefusion Hypovolemia 20 / 50 Edema occurs due to_____________? Decreased blood flow Increased capilary permeability Decreased interstitial fluid Decreased capilary permeability 21 / 50 Correct sequence of cell cycle ? Go ? M ? G2 ? S ? G1 Go ? G1 ? G2 ? S ? M Go ? G1 ? S ? M ? G2 Go ? G1 ? S ? G2 ? M 22 / 50 Sideroblastic anemia is caused due to______________? Iron Mercury Lead Arsenic 23 / 50 Pernicious anaemia is associated with the deficiency of________________? Folic acid Vitamin B12 Vitamin B1 Vitamin B6 24 / 50 Which of the following is most common location of intracranial neurocysticercoses ? Brain parenchyma Basal cisternae Spinal card Medulla oblongata 25 / 50 The activation of caspases is likely to lead to_________________? G1 to S phase of cell cycle Apoptotic cell death Blood coagulation Mitotic cell division 26 / 50 Immune response to tumour is mediated by_______________? All of the above Cytotoxic T ? lymphocytes Natural killer cells Humoral mechanism 27 / 50 Bence jones proteins are associated with__________________? Burkitt?s lymphoma Hodgkin?s lymphoma Multiple myeloma Infectious mononucleosis 28 / 50 A 3-year old child presented with progressive anaemia, jaundice & failure to thrive. O/E: pallor, splenomegaly are seen Peripheral smear showed normoblasts and small round intensely stained red cells. The likely diagnosis is________________? Vitamin B12 deficiency anaemia Thalassaemia Here ditary spherocytosis Sickle cell anaemia 29 / 50 A reduction in the total leucocyte count is called_________________? Leucorrhoea Leucopenia Leucocytosis Leukemia 30 / 50 The characteristic feature of macrophage_____________? Both B and C High capacity to divide Limited capacity to divide Long life span as compared to lymphocytes 31 / 50 Pallor, spoon shaped nails, atrophic glossitis, with accompanied dysphagia is typical picture of ______________? Vincent stomatitis None of the above Trotters syndrome Plummer ? Vinson syndrome 32 / 50 Major and frequent influence for thrombus formation is________________? Alteration in blood flow Endothelial damage Fatty streak Hypercoagulability 33 / 50 Which is true about Multiple myeloma ? IgM spike increase Invariably increase in alkaline phosphatase Direct plasma cell deposition in glomerular capilaries leads to kidney damage IL 8 is a marker for bone lesions 34 / 50 Lepra cells seen in leprosy are_____________? Neutrophils Lymphocytes Plasma cells Vacuolated Histocytes 35 / 50 The most common site of metastases of osteosarcoma is_____________? Lung Spleen Lymph nodes Liver 36 / 50 Amyloidosis is commonly associated with_____________? Periostitis Multiple myeloma Acute osteomyelitis Chronic osteomyelitis 37 / 50 Physiologic programmed cell death is termed as_______________? Autopsy Apoptosis Lysis Autolysis 38 / 50 Onion skin appearance is seen in_______________? Fibro sarcoma Osteosarcoma Osteoma Ewing?s sarcoma 39 / 50 Apoptosis is_________________? Neoplastic change in the cell Degenerative change Single cell necrosis Intracytoplasmic accumulation 40 / 50 A simple bacterial test for mutagenic carcinogens is________________? Redox text Ames test Gene splicing Bacteriophage 41 / 50 Hypovolemic shock develops after loss of______________? 20% blood 30% blood 40% blood 10% blood 42 / 50 The most characteristic feature of a neoplasm as opposed to inflammatory over growth is______________? Size of the lesion Tendency to grow rapidly Progressive growth after removal of causative stimuli Abnormal mitosis 43 / 50 Prostaglandins are synthesized from______________? Rough endoplasmic reticulum RNA template None of the above Polyunsaturated fatty acids 44 / 50 Primary hemostasis is disturbed in______________? Liver disease Lupus anticoagulant Hemophilia Platelet disorder 45 / 50 Which of the following is not true for hemophilia A ________________? Levels of factor VIII less than 50% are associated with spontaneous hemorrhage In hemophilia A females are carriers Desmopressin is useful in the management of hemophilia A Hemophilia A is due to deficiency of factor VIII 46 / 50 An excess of which of the following hormones may be associated with increased sensitivity to epinephrine ? Testosterone Insulin Parathyroid Thyroid 47 / 50 Sickle cell anemia precipitates when______________? All of the above Increased viscosity of blood Oxygen tension goes down There is dehydration 48 / 50 the lesions of bone which is expansile and eccentrically ballooned out is________________? Aneurysmal bone cyst Ossifying fibroma Fibrous dysplasia None of the above 49 / 50 All of the following can be transmitted through blood tranfusion except ______________? Leukemia Hepatitis Malaria AIDS 50 / 50 Early positive reaction in lepromin test is___________? None of the above Wasserman reaction Fernandez reaction Mituda reaction Provide Your Information Your score is The average score is 0% LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Restart quiz Send feedback Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter Share on whatsapp WhatsApp PrevPathology Quiz 1 Pathology Quiz 3Next
