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Question 1

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Answer 1

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Question 2

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Answer 2

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day coagulative necrosis
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Question 3

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Answer 3

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week granulation occurring
3-6 weeks

Question 4

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Answer 4

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks scarring occurring

Question 5

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Answer 5

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days 1-2 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Question 5

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Answer 5

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Question 6

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Answer 6

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week granulation
3-6 weeks

Question 7

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Answer 7

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

** Less than 1 day** coagualtive necrosis
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Question 8

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Answer 8

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days accute inflam
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Question 9

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Answer 9

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks scarring

Question 10

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Answer 10

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week granulation
3-6 weeks

Question 11

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Answer 11

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day coagulative necrosis
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Question 12

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Answer 12

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Question 13

Summary of MI histology?

Answer 13

Question 14

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Answer 14

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Question 15

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Answer 15

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day (12 hours)
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Question 16

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Answer 16

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Question 17

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Answer 17

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Question 18

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks

Answer 18

When would this histopatholigcal slide from an MI likely to have occurred

Less than 1 day
Less than 7 days
1-3 week
3-6 weeks scarring

Question 19

Which pathology usually occurs after pharyngeal A streptococcal infection? [1]

Answer 19

Rheumatic fever

Question 20

Rheumatic fever is histologically identifiable which structures? [1]

Answer 20

Aschoffs bodies

Question 21

Which of the following of A-C are:

Rheumatic mitral stenosis
Normal
Ashoff bodies

Answer 21

A: Normal
B: Ashoff bodies
C: Rheumatic mitral stenosis

Question 22

Descibe what aschoff bodies are [2] and where they are found [1]

Answer 22

Aschoff are nodular inflammatory lesions found in the CT of the myocardium.
Aschoff bodies are areas of necrosis and large distinctive macrophages

Question 23

Aschoff bodies may collect at the [] valve toc cause rheumatic [] stenosis.

Answer 23

Aschoff bodies may collect at the mitral valve toc cause rheumatic mitral stenosis.

Question 24

Which substance is synthesised in the middle of theses structures?

Answer 24

Thyroglobulin (stores and secretes T3 & T4)

Question 25

Which thyroid disease is depicted here? [1]

Answer 25

Hashimoto Thyroiditis

Question 26

Label A-B of the parathyroid gland

Answer 26

A: **Chief cells** B: **oxyphil cells**

Question 27

Label A-D of the adrenal gland

Answer 27

A = zona glomerulosa, B = zona fasciculata, C = zona reticularis. D = Medulla.

Question 28

What is this depcited in pancreas?

Answer 28

Islet of Langerhans

Question 29

Which cells have been stained in the islet of langerhans Alpha cells Beta cells Delta cells PP cells

Answer 29

Which cells have been stained in the islet of langerhans Alpha cells **Beta cells** : most abundant Delta cells PP cells

Question 30

Which of the following are the majority of the endcorine cells in islet of langerhans? Alpha cells Beta cells Delta cells PP cells

Answer 30

Which of the following are the majority of the endcorine cells in islet of langerhans? Alpha cells **Beta cells** Delta cells PP cells

Question 31

Which thyroid disease is depicted here? [1]

Answer 31

Graves Follicular cells are taller and have larger nuclei. Increased colloid use to produce T4 causes scalloping (S on right image). Increased collide use also reduces the size of follicles.

Question 32

Label A-F of the kidney

Answer 32

Question 33

What do the arrows [1] and asterixes [1] depict of the kidney

Answer 33

Arrows: Renal corpsucles *: collecting ducts

Question 34

Label A & B of renal parenchyma

Answer 34

A: **podocytes** B: **basement membrane**

Question 35

Which of the following is the DCT and PCT? [2]

Answer 35

A: DCT B: PCT

Question 36

Which of the following is the DCT and PCT? [2]

Answer 36

Arrows: PCT Arrowheads: DCT

Question 37

Which is the loop of henle and which is the collecting duct?

Answer 37

C = CD B: LoH

Question 38

Label A-D of the ureter

Answer 38

A: transitional epithelium B: LP C: muscualris mucosa D: adventitia

Question 39

Label A-C of ureter

Answer 39

A: transitional epithelium B: LP C: muscularis

Question 40

Label A-D of liver

Answer 40

Question 41

What type of liver cancer is depicted here? Metastatic adenocarcinoma Hepatic carcinoma

Answer 41

What type of liver cancer is depicted here? **Metastatic adenocarcinoma** Hepatic carcinoma

Question 41

What type of liver cancer is depicted here? Metastatic adenocarcinoma Hepatic carcinoma

Answer 41

What type of liver cancer is depicted here? **Metastatic adenocarcinoma** Hepatic carcinoma

Question 42

What type of liver cancer is depicted here? Metastatic adenocarcinoma Hepatic carcinoma

Answer 42

What type of liver cancer is depicted here? Metastatic adenocarcinoma **Hepatic carcinoma**

Question 43

Glial cells in the pituitary stalk are called WHAT? [1]

Answer 43

Pituicytes