Calicut University 2008 M.B.B.S Medicine SECOND PROFESSIONAL ,2002 I ­ PATHOLOGY (including LAB AND GENERAL PATHOLOGY) - Question Paper

part A
I. Multiple option ques.. Single response type8
(Separate sheet attached)
(8x1/2 = four marks)
II. Match the subsequent. Single response type8.
(Separate sheet attached)
(8x1/2 = four marks)
III. Draw and label:
(a) CVC lung.
(b) Granuloma.
(2x1 = two marks)
IV. Short ans ques. :­(
a) What is diapedesis?
(b) What is tigered effect of the heart?
(c) Name 2 aberrations of normal wound healing
(d) What is Lynos hypothesis? (4x1=4 marks)
V.Write short notes on:
(a) Fine needle aspiration cytology.
(b) Principle of Benedicts test.
(c) Caissons disease.
(3x2 = six marks)
part B
VI. learn this snippet and ans the subsequent questions:­A
25yearold
man, presented with headache, and a remittant step ladder trend of
fever, relative bradycardia, and an erythematous rash on the abdomen in the second
week.
(a) What is your provisional diagnosis?
(b) Name 4 investigations to support your diagnosis.
(c) What is the morphology of the ileum in the condition?
(d) Name 6 major complications of this condition. (1+2+4+3 = 10
marks)
VII. Write short ans questions:­(
a) What is dystrophic calcifcation?
(b) What is metaplasia?
(c) What is the defect in Niemann Pick disease?
(d) Name the viruses associated with human cervical cancer. (4x1 = 4
marks)
VIII. Write short notes on:
(a) Factors influencing ESR.
(b) Steps in phagocytosis.
(c) Steps in chemical carcinogenesis. (3x2 = six marks)

Paper one – PATHOLOGY (including LAB MEDICINE AND GENERAL PATHOLOGY)
1. MULTIPLE option ques.



1. The process of coagulative necrosis is characteristic of hypoxic death in all tissues
except:
(A) Heart. (B) Lung
(C) Spleen (D) Brain
2. Perls Prussion blue test is the histochemical test for the demonstration of:
(A) Glycogen (B) Melanin
(C) Hemosiderin (D) Bilirubin
3. All the subsequent are antioxidants except:
(A) Ceruloplasmin (B) Transferrin
(C) Superoxide dismutase (D) Cytochrome P450
4. Intracellular parasites include all of the subsequent except:
(A) Trypanosoma cruzi (B) Leishmania donovani
(C) Toxoplasma gondi (D) Isospora belli.
5. “Hepar Lobatum” is a distinctive lesion due to scarring in:
(A) Typhoid (B) Syphilis
(C) Salmonellosis (D) Amebiasis.
6. Wernicke Korsakoff syndrome is due to deficiency of:
(A) Riboflavin (B) Niacin
(C) Thiamine. (D) Pyridoxine
7. Ames test is used to detect:
(A) DNA oncogenic viruses (B) RNA oncogenic viruses.
(C) Chemical carcinogens. (D) Radiation carcinogens
8. LibmanSacks
endocarditis is characteristic of:
(A) Syphilis (B) Rheumatic heart disease.
(C) SLE (D) Coronary artery disease.
(8x ½ = four marks)

Earning:   Approval pending.