Cell Injury and Hemodynamics- Pathoanatomy 3rd Year- Sem 1- PMU

Which of the following types of embolism are endogenous?

Which staining can we use to identify amyloid accumulation?

Obesitas differs from Iipomatosis according to:

Point out the typical localization of hemorrhagic infarction:

Which are the main sources of thromboembolism in the pulmonary artery?

Which is the pathogenetic mechanism of development of hemorrhage due to esophageal varices in hepatic cirrhosis?

Which of the following conditions are due to a local hemosiderosis?

Point out the conditions of local depigmentation of the skin:

Hemorrhagic infarctions are developed in:

Hyperemic-hemorrhagic area is found in:

Point out the typical features in mechanic jaundice:

The frozen section is used for:

In stasis can occur:

Which are the two main types of hemosiderosis?

Mutilation is:

In a patient who died of chronic myelosis is found relaxed , easily torn myocardium with subepicardial transversal yellow streaks of the papillary muscles. Set the diagnosis?

Multiple well distinct white spots are found on the omentum and appendices epiploicae. The same picture is also seen in the pancreas. Set the diagnosis:

68-years old man is complaining of acute pain in the muscles of the lower limbs during fast walking which disappears after taking a rest. Set the diagnosis:

Which characteristics are typical for hyaline?

In a patient with disseminated massive embolism of the pulmonary artery can occur:

lndicate pathogenic mechanisms of fatty change?

Apoptosis is characterized by;

In which diseases amyloidosis occurs?

Virchow’s triad include:

In which diseases hyperpigmentation of skin occurs?

Hemorrhagic infarction of lungs occurs in?

There is accumulation of the glycogen in course of Diabetes Mellitus. Where does it situated?

Fat necrosis occurs in:

The test for the air embolism has to be performed via:

Which types of hemorrhages occur in gastrointestinal tract?

What is the purpose of the non-forensic, medical autopsy:

Methachomasia is:

In which organs infarcts are the most common reason for the death:

Which factors contribute to the worst outcome of the bleeding:

Hemolytic jaundice is:

An autopsy of 72 years old male treated for the long period for the IHD revealed dilated zone of the posterior wall of the left ventricle with diameter 4 cm. The wall of the dilated section is whitish and thin (5-7 mm). Endo- and pericardium are whitish and opaque. Define this dilatation!

A 69 years old male patient with medical history of the varicose changes in veins of the lower limbs underwent surgical treatment. Suddenly at 15th day after the surgery the patient experienced severe shortness of breath, became unconscious and died. Identify the most likely cause of the death?

An autopsy of the 20 years old male died few hours after car accident revealed fracture of the left hip bone and severe injury of the soft tissue. The lungs are with the normal size, but exhibit severe degree of congestion. Their cut surface is glossy, demonstrating presence of the small fatty droplets. What is the cause of the death?

An autopsy of the suddenly died 68 years old male revealed acute transmural myocardial infarction of the anterior wall of the left ventricle causing perforation and presence of the 350 ml coagulated blood on the pericardial sac. Define the process in the pericardial sac.

The correct biopsy performing include: