Download MBBS TMU 2nd Year 2015 MBS201B Pathology II Question Paper

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MBBS II (Second) Professional Examination 2014-15

Course Code:MBS201

Paper ID: 0322403

Pathology-II

Time: 2 Hours 40 Minutes

Max Marks: 30

Note: Attempt all questions. Draw proper diagrams to support

your answer.

Part `B'

1.

Define pathophysiology and causes of nephrotic syndrome.
Discuss in detail minimal change disease. (7)


2.

Define Atherosclerosis. Discuss its causes, pathogenesis,
clinical features and complications. (7)

3.

Write short notes on: (4+4)

a)

Hodgkin's lymphoma

b)

Bronchial asthma


4.

Write short notes on the following: (4+4)

a)

Chron's disease

b)

Renal cell carcinoma


MBBS II (Second) Professional Examination 2014-15

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Course Code:MBS201



Paper ID: 0322403

Pathology-II

Part `A'



Time: 20 Minutes

Max Marks: 10

Note: 1. Attempt all questions and return this part of the question paper to the invigilator after 20 Minutes.
2. Please tick () correct one only. Cutting, overwriting or any other marking are not allowed.
3. For answering please use Ball- pen only.


Q.9

Barrett's oesophagus shows what type of
change:

Q.1

Earliest light microscopic change in

a)

Neoplasia

myocardial infarction:

b)

Metaplasia

a)

Waviness of fibres

c)

Dysplasia

b)

Neutrophilic infiltration

d)

Calcification

c)

Phagocytic infiltration



d)

Coagulative necrosis

Q.10 Most common site of carcinoid tumor:

a)

Stomach

Q.2

Most common cause of abdominal aortic

b)

Jejunum

aneurysm is:

c)

Distal ileum

a. Trauma

d) Appendix

b. Syphilis



c. Atherosclerosis
d. Congenital disorder

P.T.O
Q.11 Piece meal necrosis seen in:

Q.3

ANCA is associated with:

a)

Alcoholic liver disease

a)

Henoch-Sconlein purpura

b)

Chronic active hepatitis

b)

Goodpasture syndrome

c)

Toxic hepatitis

c)

Rheumatoid arthritis

d)

Wilson disease

d)

Wegener's granulomatosis


Q.12 Which HPV show high risk for carcinoma

Q.4.

Aschoff's nodules are seen in:

cervix:

a)

Subacute bacterial endocarditis

a)

HPV 2,3

b)

Libman-Sacks endocarditis

b)

HPV 11,13

c)

Rheumatic carditis

c)

HPV 16,18

d)

Atherosclerosis

d)

HPV 17,19

Q.5

Charcot-Leyden crystals and Curschmann's

Q.13 Most common germ cell tumor of testis:

spirals are seen in:

a)

Teratoma

a)

Chronic bronchitis

b)

Choriocarcinoma

b)

Bronchial asthma

c)

Seminoma

c)

Bronchiectasis

d)

Sertoli cell tumor

d)

Tuberculosis

Q.14 Benign prostatic hyperplasia originates

from:

Q.6

Increased Reid index seen in:

a)

Transitional zone

a)

Bronchiectasis

b)

Peripheral zone

b)

Bronchial asthma

c)

Central zone

c)

Chronic bronchitis

d)

None of the above

d)

Emphysema

Q.15 Which of following ovarian tumor is

Q.7

Most common renal stone:

bilateral:

a)

Calcium oxalate

a)

Teratoma

b)

Uric acid

b)

Krukenberg's tumor

c)

Pigment

c)

Germ cell tumor

d)

Triple stone

d)

Endometroid CA

Q.8

Urinometer measures:

Q.16 Damaged neurological tissue is replaced

a)

Ph

by:

b)

Specific gravity

a)

Fluid

c)

Hematuria

b)

Neuroglia

d) Proteinuria

c)

Axons

d)

Blood vessels

Q.17 Most common CNS tumor:

a)

Astrocytoma

b)

Meningioma

c)

Medulloblastoma

d)

Oligodendroma

Q.18 Hurthle cells seen in:

a)

Hashimoto's thyroiditis

b)

Carcinoma thyroid

c)

Granulomatous thyroiditis

d)

Acute thyroiditis

Q.19 Hypothyroidism seen in:

a)

Hashimoto's thyroiditis

b)

Grave's disease

c)

Toxic multinodular goiter

d)

All of above

Q.20

Giant cells seen in:
a)

Osteoclastoma

b)

Chondroblastoma

c)

Chordoma

d)

All of above