A. Spleen

B. Kidney

C. Lung

B. Macrophage

C. Monocytes

D. Neutrophils

B. Hypodontia

C. Differentiation

D. Hyperplasia

A. None of the above

B. Foreign body reaction

D. Humoral

B. Hepatitis B virus

C. papilloma virus

D. Epstein Barr virus

A. Macrophages

B. Fibroblast

C. Budding blood vessels

A. Congestion

C. Exudation

D. Transudation

B. Hetero polysaccharide

C. Sulfatide

D. Sulfadase

A. Uterine contraction

B. Lower blood pressure

D. Increase capillary permeability

A. Lipochrome

B. Aging pigment

D. Wear and tear pigment

A. It induces connective tissue organization

B. It has fibrin precipitates

D. It is associated with many types of severe inflammation

B. Brd V-staining

C. C banding

D. Q banding

B. Tolbutamide

C. Gluengon

D. Ethosuxinide

A. Face below alatragus line

B. Anywhere on hairless skin

C. All of the above

A. Gangrenous

B. Fatty

C. Caseous

B. Osteomyelitis

C. Achondroplasia

D. Fibrous dysplasia

A. Cicatrisation

C. Primary healing

D. Regeneration

A. In basal layers of epithelium

B. None of the above

C. In surface layers only

A. choline, adrenaline and amphetamine

B. Glycinium neostigamine and physostigamine

D. Pirenzipine, propanolol and propantheline

A. Icthyosis

C. Albinism

D. Sickle cell anaemia

A. Lymphocytoses

C. Monocytoses

D. Neutropenia

B. Cause decrease in B.P, due to its action on Alpha receptors only

C. Cause decrease in cardiac output and relax bradycardia

D. None of the above

A. Sickle cell anaemia

C. Vitamin B12 deficiency anaemia

D. Thalassaemia

A. Hyper coagulability

B. Amniotic fluid embolism

D. Tumour embolism

B. Type II hyp

C. Type IV hyp

D. Type III hyp

A. It is mucinous in consistency

B. It has a specific gravity of 1.018

C. It has more than 3% proteins

A. Syphilis

B. Gonorrhea

D. AIDS

A. Presence of acute inflammation

B. Infected cyst

D. Formation of caseous pus with signs of acute inflammation

B. None of the above

C. Stable cells

D. Permanent cells

B. Hepatitis -B virus

C. HPV

D. EBV

A. Human thrombin

B. Ferric chloride

C. Vit-K

A. Hyper coagulability of blood

B. Endothelial injury

D. Altered blood flow

A. Osteogenic sarcoma

B. Chondro sarcoma

C. Ewings sarcoma

A. Pavementing

B. Rouleax formation

C. Chemotaxis migration

A. Hyperplasia

B. Hypertrophy

D. None of the above

A. Erythromycin

B. Amoxycillin

D. Tetracycline

A. Vein

B. Arteries

D. Valve cusp

A. Bone marrow

B. Muscle

C. Spleen

B. Necrosis

C. Haemorrhage

D. Increased mitoses

B. Jaundice

C. Cirrhosis

D. Hepatocellular carcinoma

A. Aggregated proteins

B. Aggregated platelets

C. Coagulated fibrin

A. All of the above

B. Skin, lips and tongue

D. Skin and mucosa

A. Diazepam

B. Antihistamines

C. Corticosteroids

B. High protein

C. Cloudy appearance

D. Increased specific gravity

A. Plasma cells

C. Monocytes

D. Basophils

A. All of the above

B. CLL

D. AML

A. EADA

B. Factor VIII

D. Vitamin K

A. Mydriasis

B. Decreased Salivation

D. Decreased Sweating

A. Grading is the degree of macroscopic and microscopic differentiation of tumour

C. TNM and AJC systems can be used for staging malignant tumours

D. Staging is the extent of spread of tumour

B. Acute leukemia

C. Cancer chemotherapy

D. Aplasti anemia