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1
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Four classifications of Tissues and its origin

A

Epithelial tissue
Muscular tissue
Connective tissue
Nervous tissue

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2
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It forms the exoskeleton

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Ectoderm

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3
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What part of the body can you see simple squamous?

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Alveoli, glomeruli, endothelium

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4
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It is a special called gablet cells that function is to:

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Produced mucus

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5
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3 types of bone cells

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Osteoblast
Osteocyte
Osteoclast

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6
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What type of bone cells found in lacuma?

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Osteocyte

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7
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What organs is both excorine and edocrine in nature?

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Pancreas

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8
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Pancreas is capable of producing enzyme. Give the earliest and specific enzyme produced?

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Earliest: amylase
Specific: lipase

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9
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Give the endocrine hormones produced by pancreas

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Beta
Insulin
Glucagon
Alpha cell
Delta cell
Somatostatin

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10
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What do you call the thick filament?

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Myosin

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11
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It is found in heart muscle in which its major function is unity in contraction

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Intercalated disc

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12
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DNA replication last for about?

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7.5 hours

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13
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He is the father of Medicine?

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Hippocrates

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14
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Father of exfoliative cytology

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George Papaniculau

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15
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Introduced frozen sectioning

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Julius Conheim

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16
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Ultramicroscopic study

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Molecular Pathology

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17
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Structural changes anatomically

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Pathologic Anatomy

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18
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Removal of a part or portion

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Incisional biopsy

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19
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Harvest of outer cell layer

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Smear/Exfoliative cytology

20
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Small fragments of tissue are shaved from a surface

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Shave biopsy

21
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Total caloric deficieny

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Marasmus

22
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Total protein deficiency

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Kwarshiorkor

23
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Decrease in size of a normally mature organ

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Atrophy

24
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Incomplete or defective development occurs in paired organs

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Aplasia

25
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Occurs when one of the organs in pair is removed

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Compensatory hypertrophy

26
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Increase in cell size

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Hypertrophy

27
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From adult cell type to primitive form

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Anaplasia

28
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Change in cellular shape, size and orientation

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Dysplasia

29
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Most common caused of cervical tuberculosis

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Mycobacterium scrofulaceum

30
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Determines the extent/degree by which neoplastic cell compare with normal cells

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Grading of tumor

31
Q

It indicates the regional lymph node involvement

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N

32
Q

Identify the following:
AJCC: Stage 0
TNM STAGE: Tis N0 M0

What is the criteria?

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Tis: tumor confined to mucosa, cancer-in-situ

33
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Identify the following:
AJCC: STAGE 1
TNM STAGE:
CRITERIA: tumor invades submucosa

What is the TNM stage?

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T1 N0 M0

34
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Interpret the ff:

Grade 1
Differentiated cell: 100-75
Undifferentiated cell: 0-25

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Well differentiated

35
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Give the ff:
Grade:
Differentiated cell: 50-25
Undifferentiated cell:
Interpretation: mildly differentiated

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Grade III
UC: 50-75

36
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Fragmentation of the nucleus

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Karyorrhexis

37
Q

Presence of yellow cheesy masses

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Caseous necrosis

38
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Also known as Post-mortem hemolysis

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Livor Mortis

39
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Bone being left behind

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Skeletonization

40
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Examples of organ in lequefactive necrosis

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Brain and spinal

41
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Localized necrosis

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Focal necrosis

42
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Primary changes during death

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Circulatory, Respiratory and Nervous failure

43
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Types of autopsy according to manner of incission

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Y-shaped and straight cut incission

44
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One who dissects the cadaver

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Prosector

45
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Autopsy assistant

A

Diener

46
Q

Type of inflammation that increased blood

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Hemorrhagic inflammation

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