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Pathology Introduction Cell Injury Quiz


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Irreversible injury, resulting in death of groups of cells

A. Necrosis

B. Apoptosis

C. Atrophy

D. Hypertrophy


All of them are adaptation of cell growth except ………

A. Atrophy

B. Hypertrophy

C. Metaplasia

D. Apoptosis


…………… is deficient oxygenation to tissues .

A. Hypoxia

B. Toxic

C. Ischemia


History taking determines the epidemiological data and ……………. Of patient

A. Symptoms

B. Signs

C. Investigation


………….. is tissue removed after death during post Mortem

A. Autopsy

B. Cytology

C. Biopsy


……………. is tissue removed during surgery from living tissue

A. Biopsy

B. Cytology

C. Autopsy


Which one is irreversible cellular change ?

A. Necrosis

B. Metaplasia

C. Hypertrophy

D. Hyperplasia


Which of them is adaptational change of cell growth?

A. Atrophy

B. Necrosis

C. Apoptosis


Decrease in size of cells with decrease in size and weight of organ after organ had reached its adult size is………

A. Atrophy

B. Hyperplasia

C. Metaplasia

D. Hypertrophy


The science which deals with the study of disease and abnormalities in structure and function

A. Pathology

B. Histology

C. Physiology


Increased size of and weight of organ due to increase in size of its cell is …………

A. Hypertrophy

B. Metaplasia

C. Hyperplasia


Necrosis causes

A. Loss membrane integrity

B. Inflammation

C. Cell enlargement

D. All are correct


…………. is a programmed cell death which is energy dependent.

A. Apoptosis

B. Necrosis

C. Atrophy


…………….. is study of cells derived from body fluids.

A. Cytology

B. Autopsy

C. Biopsy


Formation of one mature differentiated cell type to another of the histologic type is …………

A. Metaplasia

B. Hyperplasia

C. Atrophy

D. Hypertrophy




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