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In order to provide comprehensive medical care for porpoises maintained for purposes of research, it has been necessary to determine normal values for various diagnostic tests. Hematology and blood chemistry have been among the most important parameters for clinical evaluation.

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SUBJECT - HISTOPATHOLOGY

1..Which of the following is known as Guardian of genome?

1. p53
2. PTEN
3. ATM
4.MDM2

2. Cells most sensitive to hypoxia are

1. Myocardial cells
2. Neurons
3.Hepatocytes
4. Renal tubular epithelial cells

3. Fibrosis is due to

1. TGF-beta
2. IL-7
3. IL-10
4.VEGF

4. Leiden factor is?

1. Factor VI
2.Factor IV
3.Factor VIII
4.Factor V

5. Macroglossia is seen in

1. Amyloidosis
2. Folic acid deficiency
3. Iron deficiency
4.Motor neurone disease

6. Lines of Zahn occur in

1. Coralline thrombus
2. Embolus
3. Infarct
4.Post Mortem Clot

7. Basement membrane consist of

1. Type I collagen
2. Type II collagen
3.Type III collagen 4. Type IV collagen

8. Tubercle bacilli in caseous lesions are best demonstrated in

1. Caseous centre
2. Margin of necrosis with viable tissue
3. Epithelioid cells
4. Langhan's giant cells

9. Transudate differs from exudate in having the following, except:

1. No inflammatory cells
2. Low protein content
3. Low specific gravity 4. Low glucose content

10. Granuloma is formed by:

1. Neutrophil
2. Cytotoxic cell
3. Helper T cell
4. NK Cells

11. HIV is which type of virus?:

1. Pox virus
2. Herpes virus
3. Retro virus
4. Picorna virus

12. The causative organisms of plague are?:

1. Yersinia pestis
2. Haemophilus ducreyi
3. Bordetella pertusis
4. Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Q- 13. Malignant cerebral Malaria caused by 

(1) P. vivax 

(2) P. falciparum 

(3) P. ovale 

(4) P. malariae 

Q.14. Elevation of carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) level is seen in 

(1) Liver Cell Cancer 

(2) Ovarian Cancer 

(3) Breast Cancer 

(4) Carcinoma of Colon 

15. In Good pasture disease, the antigen is 

(1) Basement membrane collagen IV 

(2) Bacterial products 

(3) Cationic products 

(4) DNA 

16. Most common paraneoplastic syndrome associated with squamous cell carcinoma of Lung: 

(1) Hypercalcemia 

(2) Cushing syndrome 

(3) Carcinoid syndrome 

(4) Hypoglycemia 

17. Most common tumour of Heart is 

(1) Leiomyosarcoma 

(2) Мухота 

(3) Fibroma 

(4) Rhabdomyosarcoma 

18. Popcorn cell seen in which type of Hodgkin's Lymphoma ? 

(1) Nodular Sclerosis type 

(2) Mixed Cellularity type 

(3) Lymphocyte predominance type 

(4) Lymphocyte depletion type 

19. Chronic gastritis is caused by all, except: : 

(1) Alcohol 

(2) Overuse of salicylates 

(3) Helicobacter pylori 

(4) Pernicious anaemia 

20. Mallory bodies seen in 

(1) Primary biliary Cirrhosis 

(2) Hepatitis C infection 

(3) Post necrotic cirrhosis 

(4) Amebic liver abscess 

21. Kimmelstiel-Wilson characteristic of: 

(1) Diabetic nephropathy 

(2) HIV nephropathy 

(3) Malignant Hypertension 

(4) Renal Cell Carcinoma 

22. In 50-80 percent cases of acute appendicitis, the inflammatory lesion initiated by 

(1) Bacterial infection 

(2) Luminal obstruction 

(3) Viral infection 

(4) Ischemia all, 

23. Malakoplakia of Urinary bladder is a form of 

(1) Dysplasia 

(2) Metaplasia 

(3) Papillary hyperplasia 

(4) Chronic inflammation 

24. Heubner arteritis is 

(1) Endarteritis Obliterans 

(2) Cerebral Syphilitic arteritis 

(3) Hypersensitivity vasculitis 

(4) Giant cell arteritis 

25. Curschmann spirals are seen in 

(1) Chronic Bronchitis 

(2) Bronchiectasis 

(3) Bronchial Asthma 

(4) Wegner's Granulomatosis 

 26. Type of Emphysema associated most often with Alfa-1 antitrypsin deficiency is 

(1) Panacinar Emphysema 

(2) Distal Emphysema 

(3) Centrilobular Emphysema 

(4) Irregular Emphysema 

27. The most common Lung cancer in women and non-smokers is 

(1) Small Cell Carcinoma 

(2) Squamous Cell Carcinoma 

(3) Adenocarcinoma 

(4) Large Cell Carcinoma 

 28. Lichen Planus is characterized by following, except: 

(1) Lymphocytic infiltrate at damoepidermal junction 

(2) Resolution of Basal layer 

(3) Presence of elongated and broad rete ridges 

(4) Presence of Civatte bodies 

29. Patients of AIDS have the following type of oral leukoplakia 

(1) Speckled 

(2) Hairy 

(3) Nodular

(4) Wrinkled 

30. Bilaterally Symmetrical Contracted Kidney is seen in 

(1) Nephrosclerosis 

(2) Chronic Pyelonephritis 

(3) Chronic Glomerulonephritis 

(4) End stage renal disease 

31. Cowdry body seen in 

(1) Astrocytes 

(2) Neuron 

(3) Oligodendroglia 

(4) Microglia 

32.Seminoma is a 

(1) Benign tumour 

(2) Borderline tumour 

(3) Malignant tumour 

(4) Locally aggressive tumour 

33. Caplan's syndrome may develop in the following types of pneumoconiosis, except: 

1) Berylliosis 

(2) Asbestosis 

(3) Coal-Worker's pneumoconiosis 

(4) Silicosis 

 34. Crohn's disease is characterised by the following histopathologic features, except 

(1) Stricture formation in chronic cases 

(2) Widening of submucosa due to oedema 

3) Superficial mucosal ulceration 

(4) Non-caseating sarcoid like granulomas 

35. Marker of level of progressive liver damage in case of hepatitis B is 

(1) IgG anti HBS 

(2) Anti HCV antibodies 

(3) HBV DNA

(4) HBc Antigen 

36. Psammoma bodies are found in 

(1) Follicular Carcinoma Thyroid 

(2) Adenocarcinoma Breast 

(3) Adenocarcinoma Stomach 

(4) Serous ovarian tumour 

37. Paget's Disease has a risk for 

(1) Osteoma 

(2) Osteosarcoma 

(3) Fibrosarcoma 

(4) Fibroadenoma 

38. Osteoclasts are stimulated by 

(1) Calcitonin 

(2) Parathyroid hormone (PTH) 

(3) Estrogen 

(4) Thyroxin 

39. The following types of carcinoma of the Breast is characterized by Single file pattern of tumour cells:

 (1) Infiltrating duct carcinoma 

(2) Invasive lobular carcinoma 

(3) Medullary Carcinoma 

(4) Tubular Carcinoma 

40. BRCA 2 not associated with 

(1) Breast cancer 

(2) Pancreatic cancer 

(3) Ovarian cancer 

(4) Vulval cancer 

41. Which of the following is post inflammatory pseudotumour of Ear?

(1) Otosclerosis 

(2) Cholesteatoma 

(3) Chondrodermatitis nodularis 

(4) Paraganglioma 

42. Molluscum Contagiosum caused by 

(1) Human Papilloma Virus 

(2) Pox Virus 

(3) Herpes Simplex Virus 

(4) Ebstein Bar Virus 

43. Conn Syndrome is 

(1) Chronic hypercortisolism 

(2) Secondary hyperaldosteronism 

(3) Primary hyperaldosteronism 

(4) Adrenogenital Syndrome 

44. Strap Cells in histopathology are seen in 

(1) Rhabdomyosarcoma 

(2) Rhabdomyoma

 (3) Histiocytoma 

(4) Leiomyosarcoma 

45. Sjogren's syndrome produces the following pathological change in the eye

(1) Uveitis 

(2) Glaucoma 

(3) Keratoconjunctivitis 

(4) Phthisis bulbi 

46. The following tumour is characterised by biphasic pattern of growth : 

(1) Osteosarcoma 

(2) Osteochondroma 

(3) Malignant fibrous histiocytoma 

(4) Synovial sarcoma 

 47. In rheumatic fever fibrinoid necrosis occurs in 

(1) Collagen 

(2) Myocardium 

(3) Pericardium 

(4) Endocardium 

48.Duodenal ulcers are found most commonly at 

(1) First part, anterior surface 

(2) First part, posterior surface 

(3) Second part, anterior surface 

(4) Second part, posterior surface 

 49.Barrett's oesophagus predispose to development of 

(1) Reflux oesophagitis 

(2) Oesophageal varices 

(3) Squamous cell carcinoma 

(4) Adenocarcinoma 

 50. The following type of renal calculi are radiolucent 

(1) Calcium phosphate 

(2) Uric acid 

(3) Magnesium ammonium phosphate 

(4) Cystine 

 51. Lymphatic metastasis of Prostatic carcinoma occur initially to 

(1) Obturator lymph node 

(2) Perivesical lymph node 

(3) Iliac lymph node 

(4) Presacral lymph node

 52. Krukenberg tumour is bilateral metastatic tumour from the following primary site, except : 

(1) Colon 

(2) Endometrium 

(3) Ovary 

(4) Stomach 

 53. Which is the most frequently altered oncogene in Pancreatic cancer ? 

(1) K-ras 

(2) RBI (139) 

(3) MKK4 (17p) 

(4) MYB (69) 

 54. Herring bone pattern seen in 

(1) Fibrosarcoma 

(2) Leiomyoma 

(3) Osteoma 

(4) Osteosarcoma 

 55. Bullous lesion of the skin is 

(1) Lichen Planus 

(2) Seborrhoeic dermatitis

(3) Pemphigus Vulgaris 

(4) Psoriasis 

 56. Antoni A and Antoni B growth pattern seen in 

(1) Schwannoma 

(2) Neurofibroma 

(3) Meningioma 

(4) Ganglioma

ANSWER-

1 = (1)  11 = (4)  21 = (1)  31 = (2)  41 = (2) 

2 = (2)  12 = (1)  22 = (2)  32 = (3)  42 = (2) 

3 = (1)  13 = (2)  23 = (4)  33 = (1)  43 = (3)  

4 = (4)  14 = (4)  24 = (2)  34 = (3)  44 = (1)  

5 = (1)  15 = (1)  25 = (3)  35 = (3)  45 = (3)  

6 = (1)  16 = (1)  26 = (1)  36 = (4)  46 = (4)  

7 = (4)  17 = (2)  27 = (3)  37 = (2)  47 = (1)  

8 = (2)  18 = (3)  28 = (3)  38 = (2)  48 = (1)  

9 = (4)  19 = (2)  29 = (2)  39 = (2)  49 = (4)  

10 =(3) 20 = (1)  30 = (3)  40 = (4)  50 = (2) 

51  = (1)  61  = (4) 71 = (4) 81 = (4)  91 = (3)

52 = (2)  62 = (2)  72 = (1) 82 = (1)  92 = (4)

53 = (1)  63 = (3)  73 = (1) 83 = (4)   93= (4)

54 = (1)  64 = (1)  74 = (1) 84 = (3)  94 = (3)

55 = (3)  65 = (2)  75 = (2) 85 = (2)  95 = (3)

56 = (1)  66 = (1)  76 = (4) 86 = (3)  96 = (2)

57 = (2)  67 = (1)  77 = (1) 87 = (2)  97 = (1)

58 = (3)  68 = (3)  78 = (4) 88 = (2)  98 = (4)

59 = (2)  69 = (1)  79 = (1) 89 = (1)  99 = (3)

60 = (4)  70 = (1)  80 = (1) 90 = (2)  100 = (2)