Medical Quiz

Pathology Quiz

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What does “Sequela” refer to?

A. An objective indication of a disease

B. A recent onset of symptoms

C. An after-effect of a disease

D. A condition that is irreversible


Demyelination leads to a reduction in nerve conduction velocity.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


Cell size: Reduced (Shrinkage)

A. Necrosis

B. Apoptosis


A 70 yrs old man presented to the ER with retention of urine, he had a history of abnormal flow of the urine for the last 3 months but he never sought medical advice. the doctor in charge though he might have a prostate cancer, which of the following tumor markers he is going to do?

A. Beta-HCG

B. Alfa -Feto protein

C. CEA

D. PSA

E. CA 128


the spontaneous breakdown of cells as they self-digest

A. rigor mortis

B. algor mortis

C. pupa/pupae

D. autolysis


Liver affected by fatty change is characterized by

A. Shows signet ring cells

B. Shows the presence of multiple granulomas

C. Fat vacuoles stained esinophilic on H&E stained sections

D. Shows bile accumulation in bile canaliculi


Which is not an infectious disease?

A. Malaria

B. diabetes

C. food poisoning

D. measles


Mutations in mitochondrial genes are

A. Inherited from the father

B. Common cause of disease

C. Inherited from the mother

D. Autosomal Recessive

E. Affects only males


Type of arthritis due to the destruction of articular cartilage is called?

A. Rheumatoid arthritis

B. osteoarthritis

C. ankylosing spondylitis

D. gouty arthritis


What does abnormal PCO2 normal HCO3 show?

A. Respiratory condition

B. Metabolic condition


Irreversible cell injury includes

A. Necrosis

B. Cloudy swelling

C. Hydropic swelling

D. Fatty change


Pink Lividity is caused by what?

A. Cyanide Poisoning

B. Hydrogen Sulfide Poisoning


Vascular damage and the exudation of plasma proteins (such as fibrin) will results in?

A. Caseous Necrosis

B. Liquefactive Necrosis

C. Coagulative Necrosis

D. Fibrinoid Necrosis


What is a “Relapse” in medical terms?

A. An after-effect of a disease

B. The return of a disease after improvement

C. A set of symptoms occurring together

D. An illness that affects the entire body


Cell death is a sign of

A. General response to cellular stress

B. Irreversible cell injury

C. Cellular adaptation

D. Reversible cell injury


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