Clinical Pathology (1-100) MCQs- 4th Year- PMU

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Is the rapid distribution of the inflammatory process in the peribronchial tissue typical for bronchiolitis?

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Can angina complicate with hyperplasia of the lymph follicles of the tonsils?

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Can chronic adhesive leptomeningitis complicate with nerve injury?

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Podocytes are located on

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Are the basal membranes of the endometrial glands in glandular hyperplasia preserved?

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ls jaundice a feature of hemolytic anemia?

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Is the sago spleen characteristic for Hodgkin lymphoma?

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Can aneurysms be caused by inflammatory changes in the vascular wall?

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Is the cortical surface of the kidney in chronic glomerulonephritis smooth and even?

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Can rheumatism affect the pericardium?

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Is the basement membrane of the epithelium destroyed in cervical carcinoma in situ?

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Are both kidneys symmetrically affected in chronic obstructive pyelonephritis?

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Is hemorrhage of the adrenal glands typical in septic form of epidemic meningitis?

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Is fibrinoid necrosis at the base of a chronic peptic ulcer typical for recovery phase?

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Do we often see staphylococcal pneumonia in adults?

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Can acute toxic necrosis of liver develop after poisoning with mushrooms?

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Are there cortical abscesses in the kidney in acute post-streptococcal glomerulonephritis?

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Can eclampsia develop without pregnancy?

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Are there light microsoopy changes in the glomeruli in minimal change kidney disease (lipoid nephrosis)

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Epulis is a benign tumor

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Is fibrinoid necrosis observed at the base of chronic ulcer in the phase of remission?

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Is it true that the pericardium may be affected in rheumatism?

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Is the symmetrical involvement of the kidneys in chronic pyelonephritis typical?

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Are there abscesses in the kidneys in acute poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis?

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Fibroadenoma of breast is a malignant tumor

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Can a tubal pregnancy end with live birth?

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The changes in the spleen in Hodgkin's lymphoma are called "sago" spleen

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Can tuberculosis cause sepsis?

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For the second phase of pneumonia crouposa is characteristic the existence of leukocytes and fibrin in alveolar spaces

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Arteriolo-necrotic nephrosclerosis is found in benign hypertension

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Dystrophic calcification can be found in complicated atherosclerotic plaques

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Arteriolo-sclerotic nephrosclerosis is found in malignant hypertension

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In recent myocardial infarction an acute aneurysm can be formed as a complication

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The cicatrix of the heart forms during the recent myocardial infarction

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In anemic infarction of the brain, pericellular and perivascular oedema can be seen in the adjacent brain tissue

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Acute purulent bronchitis can lead to bronchopneumonia

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Lung cancer can be a complication of chronic bronchitis

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Fungal pneumonias are usually interstitial

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In the stage of congestion of pneumonia crouposa there can be heard crepitation

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In fungal pneumonia histologically we observe ‘mycetomas’

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Diabetes accelerates the process of atherosclerosis

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How many histological stages do we observe in lobar pneumonia?

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Is asbestosis a precancerous condition?

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In glomerulonephritis the urine is sterile

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Minimal change disease of the kidneys is associated with nephritic syndrome

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Membranous glomerulonephritis is associated with nephrotic syndrome

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In rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis the prognosis is excellent

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Can giant fibroadenoma have a malignant type of behavior?

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Thecoma of the ovary is a benign tumor

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Cysadenocarcinoma of the ovary is an epithelial tumor

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Endodermal yolk sac tumor of the ovary is an epithelial tumor

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In leptomeningitis purulenta there is a thick yellowish-grey exudate covering the convex surface of the brain

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Schwanomma is a benign tumor of the sheeth of the peripheral nerves

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Meningioma is a malignant tumor of the meninges of the brains

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Sepsis is poly-etiological

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Sepsis is contagious

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Silicotic nodules are located close to

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Apically located peripheral lung carcinoma is represented by the eponym:

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‘Thyroidization’ of the kidney can be seen in

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In which type of acute tubular necrosis is the basement membrane necrotic?

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In rapidly progressing glomerulonephritis, the usual clinical syndrome is that of

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Diffuse endocapillary glomerulonephritis is clinically associated with

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GoodPasture syndrome affects mainly the kidneys and which other organ?

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Which type of glomerulonephritis can be observed in Goodpasture syndrome?

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Which is the most common type of malignant tumor found in the urinary bladder?

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What metaphor do we use to describe the tumor glands in adenocarcinoma of the uterus?

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Hyperthyroidism is:

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In leptomeningitis tuberculosa the exudate is found on the

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One of the most common complications of tuberculous meningitis is

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Which localization of the tumors of the CNS is most common in children?

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Which localization of the tumors of the CNS is most common in adults?

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Metastatic abscesses can be seen in

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A well circumscribed nodule attached to dura mater was resected, greyish-white in color, firm and measuring 4cm in diameter. The tumor is easily detached from the underlying dura and the underlying brain tissue shows a compression ‘pit’.
Name the changes in the brain.

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Where can we observe atherosclerotic changes?

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Where can we observe atherosclerotic changes?

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What type of process do we notice in calcified atherosclerotic plaque?

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Arteriolosclerosis can be seen in

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Which changes can be observed in the kidneys of a patient with hypertension and diabetes?

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Which changes are usual findings in atherosclerosis of the aorta?

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Which statements are true for aneurysms of the aorta

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Leriche syndrome includes the following:

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Which syndrome can cause impotence and claudication‘?

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Clinical manifestations of atherosclerosis can be:

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Wth of the following can complicate an atherosclerotic plaque?

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Which of the following is true about arteriolosclerotic nephrosclerosis?

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Which of the following can cause hypertrophy of the heart?

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Which metaphor do we use to call a heart with hypertrophic left and right ventricle

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When can we call the heart armored?

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Which conditions can lead to hypertensive heart?

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What is scarring in heart?

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Clinical Pathology Final MCQs- 4th Year- PMU

Clinical Pathology (1-100) MCQs- 4th Year- PMU

Clinical Pathology (1-100) MCQs- 4th Year- PMU

Is the rapid distribution of the inflammatory process in the peribronchial tissue typical for bronchiolitis?

Can angina complicate with hyperplasia of the lymph follicles of the tonsils?

Can chronic adhesive leptomeningitis complicate with nerve injury?

Podocytes are located on

Are the basal membranes of the endometrial glands in glandular hyperplasia preserved?

ls jaundice a feature of hemolytic anemia?

Is the sago spleen characteristic for Hodgkin lymphoma?

Can aneurysms be caused by inflammatory changes in the vascular wall?

Is the cortical surface of the kidney in chronic glomerulonephritis smooth and even?

Can rheumatism affect the pericardium?

Is the basement membrane of the epithelium destroyed in cervical carcinoma in situ?

Are both kidneys symmetrically affected in chronic obstructive pyelonephritis?

Is hemorrhage of the adrenal glands typical in septic form of epidemic meningitis?

Is fibrinoid necrosis at the base of a chronic peptic ulcer typical for recovery phase?

Do we often see staphylococcal pneumonia in adults?

Can acute toxic necrosis of liver develop after poisoning with mushrooms?

Are there cortical abscesses in the kidney in acute post-streptococcal glomerulonephritis?

Can eclampsia develop without pregnancy?

Are there light microsoopy changes in the glomeruli in minimal change kidney disease (lipoid nephrosis)