Magadh University 2009 M.B.B.S Pathology -1 - Question Paper
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2003(I)
1. define the pathophysiology of thrombosis. (10)
2. describe bacterial endocarditis and define its pathogenesis and pathologic modifications. (10)
3. define the etiopathogenesis of inflammatory bowel disease (5)
4. Short notes (a) Kaposi's sarcoma (b) Giant cell (c) Post-necrotic cirrhosis (5*3=15)
2003(II)
1. define the pathologic modifications and complications of lobar pneumonia (10)
2. Classify carcinoma of breast. define the intraductal carcinoma (10)
3. define the pathogenesis of edema (5)
4. Short notes (a) Cyanotic congenital heart disease (b) Peptic ulcer (c Diff b/w necrosis and apoptosis (5*3=15)
2002(I)
1. define the risk factors, pathogenesis and complications of atherosclerosis. (10)
2. describe Shock. define the classification of septic shock (10)
3. Short notes on any 3 : (a) Hepatitis C virus (b) Chemotaxis (c Diabetic nephropathy (d) Ulcerative colitis (5*3=15)
4. Fill in the blanks (1*5=5)
(a) Heart failure cells are obtained in ……………….
(b) Helicobacter pylori is associated with ……………… of stomach.
(c) Surest sign of malignancy is …………….
(d) Fat in tissue in paraffin part is stained with ……………
(e) Characteristic early vascular lesion in malignant hypertension is …………………
2001(I)
1. Inflammation + Role of chemical mediators in AI 'OR' Enumerate primary malignant tumors of the bone. define the macroscopic and microscopic appearance of the most commonest tumor with diagram. (10)
2. E +P of Rheumatic heart disease. (10)
3. Differentiate : (a) Thrombosis and Post-mortem clot (b) Typhoid ulcer & Tuberculous ulcer (c) Transudate & Exudate (5*3=15)
4. Fill in the blanks : (1*5=5)
(a) Libman-sacks endocarditis occurs in ………………………..
(b) alpha-I antitrypsin deficiency is seen in ……………………
(c The commonest site of syphilic anurysmis occurs in …………………..
(d) The councilman bodies are obtained in ………………
(e) Stain used to demonstrate the calcium salts in tissue part ………………
2000(I)
1. define the characteristics of a malignant cell. define the mode of spread of malignant neoplams giving example of every. Enumerate premalignant lesions. (4+4+2=10) 'OR' classify lung carcinoma. define the morphology of various kinds of bronchogenic carcinoma. Name the paraneoplastic syndromes associated with bronchogenic carcinoma. (3+4+3=10)
2. Short notes on any 3 : (a) Phagocytosis (b) Cardiac vegetation (c) Ulcers of intestine (d) Wilm's tumor (4*3=12)
3. Enumerate only : (2*5=10)
(a) Difference b/w coagulative and caseating necrosis
(b) Characters of hepatic regenerative nodule
(c) Tumors of childhood
(d) Value of Pap smear exam
(e) Causes of large white kidney
4. Fill up the blanks : (1*8=8)
(a) Aneurysm of aorta is mosly due to ………………
(b) The mos convenient site to cofirm secondary amyloidosis is ……………
(c) Caseation in a tubercle begins at he end of ……… week.
(d) Hamaetological disorder which may be associated with galllstone is ………………..
(e) Flea bitten kidney is obtained in …………..
(f) Of all the immunoglobulins, only ……. Can pass placental barrier.
(g) The most sensitive stain for glycogen is ………….
(h) Malignancy is common in pneumoconiosis called …………..
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