Mcq Subject: Pathology

Question 1

An elderly male presents with anemia and fatigue. O/E splenomegaly-2 cm palpable below costal margin. Hemogram showed Pancytopenia. Which is the most common etiology?

A. Hairy cell leukemia

B. CML

C. Thalassemia

D. Follicular lymphoma

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Answer

A. Hairy cell leukemia

C. Thalassemia

D. Follicular lymphoma

Question 2

Cystic hygroma is seen in –

A. Turners syndrome

B. Klinefelter syndrome

C. Marfans syndrome

D. Down's syndrome

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Answer

A. Turners syndrome

B. Klinefelter syndrome

C. Marfans syndrome

D. Down's syndrome

Question 3

Transmural involvement & granuloma are seen in –

A. Ulcerative coilitis

B. Crohn's disease

C. Tropical sprue

D. Amoebic colitis

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Answer

A. Ulcerative coilitis

B. Crohn's disease

C. Tropical sprue

D. Amoebic colitis

Question 4

IFN gamma is secreted by

A. Cytotoxic cells

B. T-helper cells 1

C. T-helper cells 2

D. CMI

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Answer

A. Cytotoxic cells

B. T-helper cells 1

C. T-helper cells 2

Question 5

All of the following are actions of factor II, except:

A. Conversion of fibrinogen into fibrin

B. Platelet activation

C. Formation of plasmin

D. Activation of Factor XI

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Answer

A. Conversion of fibrinogen into fibrin

B. Platelet activation

C. Formation of plasmin

D. Activation of Factor XI

Question 6

Hutchinson triad includes all Except

A. Sabre shin

B. Eighr nerve deafness

C. Upper incisor teeth

D. Interstitial keratitis

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Answer

A. Sabre shin

B. Eighr nerve deafness

C. Upper incisor teeth

D. Interstitial keratitis

Question 7

Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy spares

A. White matter of cerebrum

B. White matter of parietal lobe

C. White matter of periventricular area

D. Spinal cord and optic nerve

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Answer

A. White matter of cerebrum

B. White matter of parietal lobe

C. White matter of periventricular area

D. Spinal cord and optic nerve

Question 8

Lacunar cells are seen in which type of lymphoma:(1991)

A. Lymphocyte predominant

B. Lymphocyte depletion

C. Nodular sclerosing

D. Mixed cellularity

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Answer

A. Lymphocyte predominant

B. Lymphocyte depletion

C. Nodular sclerosing

D. Mixed cellularity

Question 9

Lines of Zahn occur in –

A. Postmortem clot

B. Infarct

C. Embolus

D. Coralline thrombus

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Answer

A. Postmortem clot

B. Infarct

C. Embolus

D. Coralline thrombus

Question 10

The necrotic tissue and deposits of immune complexes, complement and plasma protein produce a smudy eosinophilic deposit is termed as

A. Coagulative necrosis

B. Fibrinoid necrosis

C. Caseous necrosis

D. Fatty necrosis

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Answer

A. Coagulative necrosis

B. Fibrinoid necrosis

C. Caseous necrosis

D. Fatty necrosis

Mcq Subject: Pathology

An elderly male presents with anemia and fatigue. O/E splenomegaly-2 cm palpable below costal margin. Hemogram showed Pancytopenia. Which is the most common etiology?

Cystic hygroma is seen in –

Transmural involvement & granuloma are seen in –

IFN gamma is secreted by

All of the following are actions of factor II, except:

Hutchinson triad includes all Except

Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy spares

Lacunar cells are seen in which type of lymphoma:(1991)

Lines of Zahn occur in –

The necrotic tissue and deposits of immune complexes, complement and plasma protein produce a smudy eosinophilic deposit is termed as

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