1 - Chiropractic
|Massive proteinuria, hypoalbuminemia, and generalized edema are |Which of the following is primary mechanism of inflammatory |
|characteristic of |edema? |
|Nephrotic syndrome |( permiability of capillary wall |
| |( colloidal ommetic pressure |
| |Lymphatic obstruction |
| |Capillary obstruction |
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|Who is considered the father of pathology? |A patient with a yolk cell tumor of the testes likely has an |
|Pasture |elevated blood serum? |
|Koch( one germ one diseases |Erythropotein |
|Lister( antiseptic |Calcium |
|Jenner( smallpox vaccine |Carcinoembrionic antigen |
| |Alphafetaprotien |
|Which characteristic is least suggestive of a malignancy in a | |
|growing tumor? |Tensile stretch is the proteinaceous deposition of what in wound |
|Local lymphatic enlargement |healing? |
|Anaplasia |Reticulein |
|Circumfacial erosion |Vit. C |
|Fibers capsule( benign tumor |Amine |
| |Collagen |
|Which of the following secrete both heparin and histamine? | |
|Mast cells( Basophils would be the next best answer |The most common site of cardiac valvular regurgitation are which |
|Esinophils |valves? |
|Monocytes |Aortic & pulmonary |
|Plasma cells |Mitral & tricuspid |
| |Tricuspid & aortic |
|Carcinoma is least likely to metastasize in the? |Mitral & aortic |
|Vertebra | |
|The lungs |Toxic megacolon is a complication of? |
|Liver |Regional enteritus |
|Skeletal muscle |Ischemic colitis |
| |Ulcerative colitis |
|A cancer that has not invaded the basement membrane or the tissue|Granulomatous colitis |
|of origin is called? | |
|Carcinoma in situ |Aschoff bodies are characteristic of which of the following? |
|Medullary carcinoma |Rheumatic fever |
|Broader’s grade 1 |Mononucleosis( downy cells |
|Leukopekia |Tuberculosis ( Gohn complex |
| |Rheumatoid arthritis ( Pannus formation |
|Vascular tumors originate in which cell type? | |
|Histocyte |In which of the following muscle disorders is pseudohypertrophy |
|Fibrinogen |most common? |
|Macrophages |Myasthenia gravis |
|Endothelial |Myotonic dystrophy |
| |Becker’s dystrophy |
|Sequestra frequently a company which of the following? |Duchenne’s dystrophy |
|Osteoarthritis | |
|Tenosynovius |The most threatening characteristic of Guillian-Barre syndrome |
|Rheumatoid arthritis |affects what muscles? |
|Pyogenic osteomyelitis |Myocardial |
| |Gastric |
| |Smooth |
| |Respiratory |
|Dry eyes and dry mouth with the symptoms of an autoimmune disease|Kaposis sarcoma occurs in 1/3 of patients with? |
|are characteristic of? |Tuberculosis |
|Rheumatoid arthritis |AIDS |
|Reiters syndrome |Lupus erythmatosis |
|Sjrogen’s syndrome |Dermatitis |
|Scleroderma | |
| |Which is not characterized by a granulomatous inflammation? |
|Which of the following is the type of cell which is predominantly|Tuberculosis |
|produced by inflammatory response to a Salmonella infection? |Candidiasis |
|Plasmocyte |Sarcoidosis |
|Esinophils( parasites/allergic |Actinoneycosis |
|Mononuclear | |
|Neutrophils ( bacteria |Which represents a type II Hypersensitive? |
| |Poison ivy rash |
|Which of the following organisms is the most common opportunistic|Rheumatoid arthritis |
|infection in AIDS patients? |Ragweed |
|TB |Erythoblastosis |
|Pneumocystis carinii | |
|Taxoplasmosis( second-best answer |X linked gamma globulinemia of Bruton is characterized by? |
|Pneumoccal pneumonae |T cell deficiency |
| |B. Cell deficiency |
|Which of the following presents with a positive HLA B-27 and an |Sexual transmission |
|increased risk of deformity? |Autosomal in males |
|Ankylosing spondylitis | |
|Rheumatoid arthritis |Which of the following develops from an ige mediated immune |
|SLE |reaction? |
|Reiters syndrome |Tuberculosis |
| |Pernicious anemia |
|Subacute combined degeneration of the spinal cord is due to which|Acute gastritis |
|of the following? |Panacinar emphysema |
|Folic acid | |
|Megaloblastic anemia |Neonatal hyaline membrane disorder is due to? |
|Ca |Absence of surfactant |
|Thiamine |Presence of fluid in alveoi |
| |Abnormal elastic swelling |
|Which of the following syndromes is a form of polyposis |Aspiration of fluid |
|characterized by polyps in the intrinsic GI tract? | |
|Adenocarcinoma |Which of the following is a genetic defect that causes multiple |
|Chron’s disease |neruoams? |
|Ulcerative colitis |Von Recklenhausen’s disease |
|Peutz Jegher’s disease |Wilson’s disease ( copper metabolism |
| |Edwards disease ( trisomy 18 |
|Which of the following is not caused by pnumococcus? |Marfans disease ( araclodactyl |
|Bronchitis | |
|Atypical pneumonia |The primary biochemical requirement for the clinical diagnosis of|
|Lobar pneumonia |gout in the blood is? |
|Bronciopneumonia |Uric acid |
| |Ca |
| |P |
| |Alcohol |
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|Vitamin C. Deficiency affects what? |Delayed healing of wounds and rapid mobilization of vitamin A. |
|Muscular tissue |And liver may be due to a deficiency of? |
|Dermis |Vitamin K |
|Connective tissue |Zn( vitamin A. |
|Nemopoietic |Copper |
| |Vitamin E. ( selenium |
|The corneal dislocation characterized by Kaysr Fleisher rings is?| |
|Picks |Avascular necrosis of the capital to femoral epiphysis is called?|
|Wilson’s |Osteoporosis |
|Lurin |Slipped capital epiphysis |
|O’malley |Legg calve perthes |
| |Osgood schlatters |
|Fine lateral webbing of the neck is characteristic of? | |
|Klienfelters |Which of the following is most likely to accompany otto’s Pelvis?|
|Downs |Osteomalacia |
|Turner’s |Gout |
|Marfan’s |Osteoporosis |
| |Hyperparathyroidism |
|Which of the following reactions is an example of type three | |
|sensitivity? |Which is characteristic of ostioid ostoma? |
|Local anaphylaxis |Pain which is most at night in relieved by aspirin |
|Systemic anaphylaxis |Painless swelling of joint |
|Delayed anaphylaxis |Pain localized at nocturnum |
|Arthritis |Increased localized heat |
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|Antibodies against double strand DNA are most characteristic of? |Plasma cell neoplasms which occur as multiple diseases or called?|
|Hashomoto disease |Leukemia |
|Rheumatic fever |Megoblastic anemia |
|SLE |Multiple myeloma |
|Rheumatoid arthritis |Siderblastic anemia |
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|Which class of immunoglobulin most commonly causes autoimmune |Bone spurs and lipping of the vertebral bodies is a |
|diseases? |characteristic of? |
|Iga and igm |Gout |
|Ige and iga |DJD |
|Igg and igm( GM makes autos |Rheumatoid arthritis |
|Igm and ige |Rheumatic fever |
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|A protein deficient diet will produce? |The most common fracture of the wrist is? |
|Marasmus |Smith |
|Pellagra |Colles |
|Kwashinkor |Jones |
|Osteomalacia |Reverse colles |
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|Which of the following deficiencies can lead to pellagra? |A common source of lytic metastasis to bone in a female is? |
|B12 |Stomach |
|Riboflavin |Colon |
|Niacin |Lung |
|Thiamine |Cervix |
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|Which is most likely to develop into ankylosis? |Skip |
|Rheumatoid arthritis | |
|DJD | |
|Dramatic fever | |
|Ostius deformans | |
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|Which is the most common benign tumor in the spine? |Muscle spasms which result from tetanus is due to? |
| |Excess release of ACH |
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|Hemangoma | |
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|Neopathic joints secondary to diabetes mellitus usually occur in |Upper and lower motor nonimpairment is present in? |
|the? | |
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| |Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis |
|Foot | |
| |Which is a viral condition in which negri bodies are located in |
|Which is the primary site of pathology and osteoarthritis? |the CNS? |
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|Articular cartilage |Rabies |
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|The presence of synovitis joints and pannus formation are |Episodes of temporary blindness and weakness of the dorsiflexors |
|characteristics of? |is characteristic of? |
|Rheumatoid arthritis | |
| |Multiple sclerosis |
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|Excess released of ACH causes? |Aneurysms can be due to bilateral lesions of the? |
|Tetanus |Ventromedial nucleus |
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|Weakness in the ability of the formation of the antibodies which |Which as the greatest potential of degeneration to the dorsal |
|block the formation of ACH receptors after myoneural junction are|columns of the spinal cord? |
|characteristic of? | |
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| |Tertiary syphilis |
|Myasthenia Gravis | |
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| |Which is a poly neuropathy that follows a viral infection? |
|Which of the following is the most common benign brain tumor in | |
|the adult? | |
|Astrocyoma | |
| |Giullian Barre |
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|Coagulation necrosis results from? |Esinophils are increased by |
|Ischemia |Viruses |
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|Amylordosis is characterized by? |Severe generalized edema is known as? |
|Interstitial Glycogen deposits | |
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| |Anasaica |
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|Which is a reversible cell change? |Which cell is present in an area of chronic inflammation and has |
| |many nuclei scattered in cytoplasm? |
| |Foreign body giant cell |
|Metaplasia | |
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|The absence of ganglion cells of the mesenteric plexus is | |
|characteristic of? |A patient who presents with a severe headache and hard painful |
| |superficial temporal arteries probably has? |
|Congenital megacolon( AKA hirshprungs disease | |
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| |Temporal arthritis |
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|Which occurs when histamine is released in the scan as a result | |
|of Cutaneous tumor? |Which tumor is characterized by excess production of |
|Vasodilation two affected area |catacholamines? |
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| |Neuroblastoma of adrenal medulla |
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|The periphery of a hematoma is infiltrated by new capillaries by | |
|producing collagen during a process known as? |Which condition is dilated, elongated, torturous alteration of |
| |superficial veins? |
| |Varicosity |
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|The circulatory level of which blood cells is increased during | |
|the body’s response to bacterial infection? |Which is the most common area of the brain to find an aneurysm? |
|Neutrophils | |
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| |Prearachnoid |
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|A classic example of pseudomembranous inflammation reaction is |Acute coronary pulmonale is most frequently a consequence of? |
|called? | |
| |Massive pulmonary embolism |
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|Cory bacterium dipthena | |
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|Myostitis ossificans is an example of what type of hemorrhage in |Pneumoconosis an infection of of the lung most often lead to? |
|the muscle after trauma with calcium deposits? |Emphysema |
|Metaplasia | |
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| |Post mortem exam of stomach of a 54 year old man reveals |
|Which does not often accompany acute inflammation? |thickened rigid walls with evidence of ? Described as leather |
| |bottle stomach? |
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|Formation of granulation tissue |Adinocarcinoma of stomach |
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|An absence of an appendicular head generally contains which type | |
|of exudates? | |
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|Pyogenic | |
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|SI joints are usually affected in what condition? | |
|Ankylosing spondylitis | |
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|Which inner cranial neoplasm does not originate in the uesigals | |
|of embryonic tissue | |
|Globlastoma mulliforme | |
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|Which is the most common Hepatic malignancy? | |
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|Metastasis from breast or lung | |
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|Which is the most common clause of nutmeg liver? | |
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|Passive congestion of liver | |
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|Which is the most common Histologically pattern bronchogenic | |
|carcinoma? | |
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|Squamous cell | |
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