Pathology

Question 1

The case of transforming the non keratinized squamous epithelium to ciliated columnar epithelium with goblet cells un esophagus is called

Answer 1

Barret esophagus

Question 2

The main cause of cell injury is

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Hypoxia

Question 3

The main cause of hypoxia is

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Ischemia

Question 4

An example of disease in which there is accumulation of deoxegenated blood in Our body is

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Budd-chiari syndrome

Question 5

In Reversible cell injury the first and the most important charge occurs in the cell is

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Cell swelling(hydropic charge)
(vacuolar degeneration)

Question 6

The most important event that happens in the irreversible cell injury is

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Denaturation of proteins

Question 7

The main cause of coagulative necrosis is

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Ischemia

Question 8

The tissue death due to ischemia

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Infarction

Question 9

Coagulative necrosis mainly occurs in

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Solid organs except the brain

Question 10

Which type of necrosis occur in the brain

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Liquefative necrosis

Question 11

If we have dead tissue caused by bacterial or fungal infections and there is pus formed within the tissue we can expect that this is…………….. Necrosis

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Liquefative

Question 12

It is acombination between both coagulative and liquefative necrosis

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Gangrenous necrosis

Question 13

death of cells of the limb due to ischemia concedared as

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Gangrenous necrosis

Question 14

Gangrenous necrosis is very common in

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Immunocompromised patients

Question 15

The most common situation in which we encounter caseous necrosis is

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tuberculosis infections

Question 16

When the necrotic area appears as a structureless collection of fragmented or lysed cells, and amorphous granular debris surrounded by histiocytes this lesion called

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granuloma

Question 17

The pathologic name of macrophage is

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Histiocytes

Question 18

The main typical example for fat necrosis is

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Acute pancreatitis

Question 19

In the case of fat necrosis, the binding of fatty acid with calcium is called

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Saponification

Question 20

It is a special form of necrosis usually seen in immune reactions involving blood vessels

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Fibrinoid necrosis

Question 21

vasculitis is an example of which type of necrosis

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Fibrinoid necrosis

Question 22

In amicroscopic examination of a dead tissue if there is a bright pink and amorphous acppearance in H&E stains, which type of necrosis is expected to be in this tissue

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Fibrinoid necrosis

Question 23

Cell injury caused by ROS

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Oxidative stress

Question 24

An example of ROS

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Superoxide
Hydrogen petoxide
Hydroxyl radical

Question 25

The enzyme which is responsable of convertion of superoxide to H2O2 is

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Superoxide Dismutase

Question 26

Absoration of radiant energy (eg. UV Ilight or X-rays) may lead to The Hydrolysis of water into :

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Hydroxyl radical and Hydrogen free radical

Question 27

The process of using ROS by phagocytic cells to kill the pathogens is called

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Oxidative burst

Question 28

In oxidative burst the membrane of the phagosome catalyzes the generation of superoxide through which enzyme

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Xanthine oxidase

Question 29

In leukocytes, Hydrogen peroxide converts to hypochlorite by

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Myelo peroxidase

Question 30

In fenton reaction, Hydrogen peroxide converts to………….. In the presence of……………

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Hydroxyl radical and Hydroxyl group

Fe+2

Question 31

Nitric Oxide can react with O2 to form ahighly reactive Compound which participates in cell injury, this Compound is

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Peroxy nitrite

Question 32

The enzymes which can help in decomposition of H2O2 are

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Glutathione peroxidase

Catalase

Question 33

The non-enzymatic removal of free radical depends on using….

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Antioxidants like :
Vitamin A
Vitamin C
Vitamin E
Ascorbic acid