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The complete set of questions from '84 to '94 is here
Screenfuls of Questions to stimulate your mind!
And the chapters are from Harshmohan!!!
The Cell in Health and Disease
Infections and Infestations
Diseases of Immunity
Nutritional Disorders
Neoplasia
Inflammation and Repair
Hemodynamic Disorders
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The Cell in Health and Disease
| Classfy Amyloidosis,
etiopathogenesis and the pathology of primary
amyloidosis. Discuss the various degenerations. Describe in detail-hyaline degeneration Classify Amyloidosis. Describe its staining reactions What is necrosis? Descrice in detail the different types on necrosis Fatty Degeneration of the liver Describe the fatty liver, describe the methods of demonstrating fat in tissues Sex Chromatin Define and classify necrosis. Describe in detail the cellular changes in necrosis Describe the methods of demonstrating amyloid in tissues Dystrophic calcification Klinefelter Syndrome Define and classify gangrene. Describe the pathological features of dry gangrene Haemochromatosis XYY syndrome Pathogenesis and pathology of dry gangrene Calcification Mention the stains used to demonstrate fat in tissues Melanin pigment disorders Fatty heart |
Lysosomes Dry gangrene Colliquative Necrosis Hyaline degeneration Gas gangrene Haemosiderosis Cloudy swelling Metastatic calcification Fat necrosis Exfoliative Cytology Stains for Amyloid Gangrene Classification of Amyloid Turner's Syndrome Secondary Amyloidosis Gaucher's Disease Amyloid spleen Sago spleen Coagulative necrosis |
Descibe briefly the
lestions in typhoid fever
Stages of pneumonia
Rhinosporidiosis
Dermoid cyst
Maduramycosis
Hytatid cyst
Classify leprosy. give the pathogenesis and diagnosis of leprosy
Ghon Complex
Primary Complex
Tuberculous Leprosy
Lepromatous leprosy
Actinomycosis
Congenital Syphilis
Primary Chancre
Gumma
Actinomycotic Lesions
Mycetoma
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Mention the types and the
function of leucocytes
Delayed hypersensitivity
Type I hypersensitivity reaction
Macrophage
Giant Cell
Phagocytosis
Kidney in S.L.E
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Complication fo Vit A
deficiency
Rickets
Scurvy
BeriBeri
Lesions seen in Vitamin A deficiency
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Differences between a
benign and a malignant tumour
Carcinoma in Situ
Role of physical agents and viruses in th etiology of neoplasms
Chemical carcinogens
Spread of tumours
Exogenous carcinogens
Teratoma
Anaplasia
Metaplasia
Metastasis
Dermoid Cyst
Malignant melanoma
Routes of spread of tumours
Hamartomas
Oncogenes
Importance of a liver biopsy
Grading of tumours
Embyonic tumours
Physical carcinogens
Carcino-embryonic antigens
Biological carcinogens
Pre-cancerous lesions of the skin
Tumour markers
Choriocarcinoma
Erythroid Hyperplasia
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Describe the process of
wound healing. Mention the factors, complications of the healing
of a skin wound
Define and classify granulomas. Describe in brief a tubercle
Classify inflammatory exudates. Give the differences between an
exudate and a transudate
Describe briefly the chemical mediators of inflammation
Describe inflammation and describe the vascular changes in
inflammation
Discuss the role of shemical mediators in inflammation
Write about the charecteristics of a transudate and an exudate
Mention the types and fuctions of inflammatory exudates
Role of neutophils in inflammation
Granulation tissue. How is it formed
What is inflammation. Mention the various components of an
exudate
Suppuration
Granuloma
Giant Cell
Transudate
Granulomatous Inflammation
Chemical mediators in inflammation
Types of acute inflammation
Exudate formation
Wound contraction
Secondary intention of repair
Factors affecting wound repair
Callus
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Define Shock, define the
stages of shock and the lesion in shock
Describe the fate of a thrombus
Describe an infarction. Describe the pathology of an infarct in
the lung
Describe etiology pathogenesis, pathogenesis, pathology and
complications of thrombosis
Define edema. Discuss the etiopathogenesis of localized edema
Describe the pathology and sequelae of a thrombus
Define shock Describe the pathogenesis of secondary shock
Define embolism. discuss in detail the various types of embolism
Classify edema. Discuss the pathogenesis of cardiac edema
Define infarction. Describe the gross appearance of an infarct
Define anasarca. Discuss the etiopathogenesis
Describe the types of thrombus and the fate of a thrombus
Fate of a thrombus
Thromus formation
Describe embolism. Describe the types of emboli
Classify emboli.. Describe the effects of embolisms
Air embolism
Paradoxical embolisms
Amniotic fluid embolisms
Pulmonary embolism
Cardiac edema
Describe the patholgy in renal edema
Write briefly about chronic venous congestion
C.V.C of lunf and liver
Brown induration of lungs
Congestive splenomegaly
Fate of an infarct
Infarct
Pale Infarct
Credits:-
All the questions-sorted and written down by D.Satish, V term. Some 'mistakes' were there; e.g.
'mycetoma' was listed under neoplasia. Maybe it sounded like a
tumour to him.
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