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Mcq Subject: Pathology

A Neurogenic

B Obstructive

C Distributive

D Hypovolemic

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A Silicosis

B Bysinosis

C Asbestosis

D Baggassosis

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A Wilms tumor

B Retinoblastoma

C Rhabdomyosarcoma

D Ewings tumor

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A Histopathology

B Ploidy of cells

C Age < 1 y

D Mutation of c 1p gene

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A Trauma

B Atherosclerosis

C Syphilis

D Congenital

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A Stromal connective tissue

B Cells of the surface epithelium

C Nuclei of the striated muscle cells

D Cytoplasm of the striated muscle cells

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A Glandular involvement

B Febrile

C Palatine petechiae

D All of the above

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A Proteinuria

B Hyperlipidemia

C Oedema

D All

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A DM

B Valproate

C Starvation

D IBD

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A Endoplasmic reticulum

B Nucleus

C Mitochondria

D Nuclear membrane

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Mcq Subject: Pathology

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Ring sideroblasts, with iron laden occurs in

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