Test Option 1 Flashcards
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Vesicular stomatitis is most often lscalized on the mucous membrane of:
a. the lips
b. the cheeks
c. the pums
d. the tip of the tongue
a. the lips
Indicate which of the listed Infammitory processes of the esenhagus are considered
independent:
a. monolyase esophagitis
b. esophagitis in uremia
c. viral esophagitis
d. corrosive
a. monolyase esophagitis
c. viral esophagitis
Macroscopically, in Grohn’s disease, the following are observed:
a. linear Fissures on the mucous membranes
b. laceration of mucous membranes
c. thickening of the intestinal wall
d. miliary nodules of the serosa
a. linear Fissures on the mucous membranes
c. thickening of the intestinal wall
Indicate which histological form of carcinema occurs most often in the anus
a. Adenocarcinoma
b. squamous cell carcinoma
c. undifferentiated carcinoma
d. gelatinaus carcinoma
b. squamous cell carcinoma
Acute viral hepatitis is histologically characterized by
a. Fibrinoid necrosis
b. Cell swelling of hepatocytes
c. hemosiderin deposition
d. hydropic degeneration of hepatocytes
b. Cell swelling of hepatocytes
d. hydropic degeneration of hepatocytes
The following most common damages develop with liver circhosis
a. acute left aided heart failure
b. chronic left heart fallure
c. liver failure
d. rupture of esophageal varices
c. liver failure
d. rupture of esophageal varices
From the morphological signs for right-sided hear failure, choose the incorrect ones
a. muschat (nutmeg) liver
b. Congestive splenomegaly
c. congestive edema in the subcutaneous tissue of the low-lying parts of the body
d. pulmonary edema
D pulmonary edema
Which of the following histological signs are characteristic of malignant hypertension
a. plasmatic vasculosis
b. hyperplastic arteriolar sclerosis
c. fibrinaid vasculosis
d. perivascular hemorrhages
c. fibrinaid vasculosis
Which of the following features is not responsible for Goodpasture syndromes
a. represents an immune process
b. a picture similar to those of idiopathic pulmonary hemosiderosis is found in the lungs
c. is characterized by rapidly progressive renal failure
d. a picture of chronic glomerulonephritis is found in the kidney
d. a picture of chronic glomerulonephritis is found in the kidney
- What are the so-called heart disease cells by their origin:
a. histiocytes
b. tissue macrophages
c. fibroblasts
d. alveolocytes type I
b. tissue macrophages
What are the complications of acute bronchiolitis
a. atelectasis
b. local pneumonia
c. death
d. chronic obstructive bronchiolitis
All
- For which type of glomerulonephritis is the macroscopit picture of a “large “ white lidney
a. renal amyloidosis
b. lupus nephropathy
c. diffuse mesangiocapillary GN
d. diffuse emdocapillary proliferative GN
c. diffuse mesangiocapillary GN
State the changes in anaigesic nephropathy regardiess of the stage of its development
a. papillary necrosis
b. affects both kidneys
c. shriveling of the kidneys
d. abscesses in the parenchyma
a. papillary necrosis
b. affects both kidneys
c. shriveling of the kidneys
Which cells are not involved in the exudate in serous meningitis;
a. lymphocytes
b. plasma cells
c. fibroblasts
d. macrophages
b. plasma cells
c. fibroblasts
Hemolytic anemia develops in:
a. congenital reduced resistance of erythrocytes
b. traumatic damage to erythrocytes in patients with heart valvular
c. hyporia associated with severe respiratory failure
d. dietary iron deficiency
a. congenital reduced resistance of erythrocytes
b. traumatic damage to erythrocytes in patients with heart valvular
In cat-scratch disease, lymph nodes are entarged in the listed areas except:
a. cervital
b. blingunal
c. generalized periphieral
d. femoral
d. femoral
Acromegaly is a disease that is due to:
a. adrenal gland adenoma
b. somatotropinoma
c. microcarcinoma of the thyroid gland
d. seminoma
b. somatotropinoma
Myxedema is an expression of;
a. hyperthyroidism
b. immune deficiency
c. hypothyroidism
d. fibrinoid necro
c. hypothyroidism
Carcinoma of the prostate gland develops in
a. early childhood:
b. b| adolescence:
c. adulthood
d. Old age
D old age
- Which pericarditis rarely becomes chronic:
a. purulent
b. fibrinous
c. tubercutous
d. serous
D serous