1. The document contains pathology revision questions about various types of pneumonia and lung diseases. It includes multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions testing definitions, causes, and characteristics of different conditions.
2. Question topics include lobar pneumonia, fibrinous pneumonia, aspiration pneumonia, tuberculosis pneumonia, hypersensitivity pneumonitis, pneumoconiosis, air sacculitis, and tuberculous pleuritis.
3. The questions are designed to help students prepare for a pathology exam by testing their knowledge of pulmonary disease terminology, etiology, and histopathological features.
1. The document contains pathology revision questions about various types of pneumonia and lung diseases. It includes multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions testing definitions, causes, and characteristics of different conditions.
2. Question topics include lobar pneumonia, fibrinous pneumonia, aspiration pneumonia, tuberculosis pneumonia, hypersensitivity pneumonitis, pneumoconiosis, air sacculitis, and tuberculous pleuritis.
3. The questions are designed to help students prepare for a pathology exam by testing their knowledge of pulmonary disease terminology, etiology, and histopathological features.
1. The document contains pathology revision questions about various types of pneumonia and lung diseases. It includes multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions testing definitions, causes, and characteristics of different conditions.
2. Question topics include lobar pneumonia, fibrinous pneumonia, aspiration pneumonia, tuberculosis pneumonia, hypersensitivity pneumonitis, pneumoconiosis, air sacculitis, and tuberculous pleuritis.
3. The questions are designed to help students prepare for a pathology exam by testing their knowledge of pulmonary disease terminology, etiology, and histopathological features.
1. The document contains pathology revision questions about various types of pneumonia and lung diseases. It includes multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions testing definitions, causes, and characteristics of different conditions.
2. Question topics include lobar pneumonia, fibrinous pneumonia, aspiration pneumonia, tuberculosis pneumonia, hypersensitivity pneumonitis, pneumoconiosis, air sacculitis, and tuberculous pleuritis.
3. The questions are designed to help students prepare for a pathology exam by testing their knowledge of pulmonary disease terminology, etiology, and histopathological features.
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Pathology revision questions
MODEL QUESTIONS Q. 1. Fill in the gaps with suitable word(s). 1.pneumonia is the inflammation of lungs characterized by congestion and consolidation of lungs.
2. Lobar pneumonia is characterized by thickening of inter alveolar
septa.
3. Fibrinous pneumonia is characterized by the presence of fibrin
exudate in alveoli and may give rise to hyaline membrane formation which is eosinophilic false membrane of fibrin over the surface of bronchi and alveoli.
4. Aspiration pneumonia is caused by faulty medication drenching of
drugs/ milk and is characterized by necrosis and formation gangrene the lungs.
5. Mycobacterium tuberculosis produces tubercles pneumonia in lungs
characterized by nodules formation consisting of necrotic central area surrounded by macrophages, Langhian’s giant cell, lymphocytes epithelioid cell and covered by fibrous capsule.
6. Pulmonary adenomatosis is caused by retrovirus and is characterized
by metaplasia of alveolar squamous epithelium to columnar or cuboidal squamous epithelium leading to granular appearance of alveoli.
7. Allergic reaction due the hypersensitivity pneumonitis may cause
allergic reaction of antigen characterized by interstitial pneumonia, emphysema, hyaline membrane formation and hyperplasia of alveolar epithelium. Pathology revision questions 8. Pneumoconiasis is granulomatous inflammation of lungs caused by aerogenous dust particles of sand, beryllium silica, carbon or asbestos. and it is also known anthracnosis
9. Inflammation of air sacs in poultry is known as air sacculitis and is
caused by Escherichia coli, mycoplasma, avian retrovirus and thickening of wall of air sacs and presence of cheesy exudate
10. tuberculous pleuritis is also known as pearly disease while the
presence of lymph in pleural cavity is termed as chylothorax.
Q. 2. Write true or false against each statement and correct
the false statements. 1. false Bronchopneumonia is the inflammation of lungs characterized by thickening of interalveolar septa. 2.false Verminous pneumonia is caused by Bordetella bronchiseptica. 3. true Gangrenous pneumonia occurs due to faulty drenching of medicines. 4. false Mycotic pneumonia is caused by E. coli. 5. Granulomatous pneumonia is produced by Blastomyces sp. 6. true Pearly disease is caused by Mycoplasma myoides. 7. true Atelectic lung floats in water. 8. true Oestrus ovis is the cause of nasal granuloma is sheep. 9. true Metaplasia of alveolar epithelium occurs in hypersensitivity pneumonitis. 10. false Air sacculitis is caused by E. coli. Pathology revision questions Q.3. Define the followings. 1. Rhinitis: is an inflammation the oral mucosa. 2. Tracheobronchitis: is the inflammation both trachea and bronchioles 3. Sinusitis: is an application of the sinuses 4. Pneumothorax: is the presence of the air in pleura cavity/thoracic cavity 3. Laryngitis: is an inflammation of the larynx. 16. Red hepatization 4. Pharyngitis: is an inflammation the pharynx. 8. Carnification 5. Hydrothorax: i the fluids in the thoracic cavity 18. Lung worms 6. Pyothorax 19. Atelectasis neonatorum 7. Epistaxis 20. Bronchiolitis 8. Hyaline membrane 21. Beryllium granuloma 9. Silicosis 22. Peribronchitis 10. Asbestosis 23. Hemothorax 11. Pleurisy 24. Alveolitis 12. Chylothorax 25. Pearly disease 13. Adhesive pleuritis Q.4. Write short notes on. l. Porcine atrophic rhinitis 9. Infectious laryngotracheitis 2. Nasal polyps 10. Emphysema 3. Nasal granuloma 1l. Pulmonary adenomatosis 4. Atelectasis 12. Bronchopneumonia 5. Pathogenesis of pneumonia 13. Mycotic pneumonia 6. Lobar pneumonia 14. Granulomatous pneumonia 7. Hyaline membrane pneumonia 15. Air sacculitis 8. Gangrenous pneumonia Q. 5. Match the word(s) from four options given against each statement. 1. Nasal polyps are caused by .......... . Pathology revision questions (a) Schistosoma nasalis (b) Rhinosporidium sceberi (c) E. coli (d) Mycoplasma mycoides 2. Canine tracheobronchitis is caused by .......... . (a) Adenovirus (b) Influenza virus (c) Herpes virus (d)All of the above 3. Presence of caseous plugs ill bronchi at the point of entrance in lungs in characteristic lesions of .......... . (a) Infectious bronchitis (b) Infectious laryngotracheitis (c) Air sacculitis (d) Pleuritis 4. This is not the pathologic lesion of pneumonia .......... . (a) Congestion (b) Red hepatization (c) Yellow hepatization (d) Resolution 5. Infection through aerogenous route may cause ........... pneumonia (a) Lobar (b) Lobular (c) Hypersensitivity (d) Fibrinous 6. Verminous pneumonia is caused by .......... . (a) Mycoplasma (b) Chlamydia (c) Dictayocaulus sp. (d) E. coli 7. Langhan's type giant cell is characteristic feature of ........... pneumonia (a) Tuberculous (b) Verminous (c) Broncho (d) Pulmonary adenomatosis 8. Atelectasis neonatorum is characteristic features of .......... . (a) Premature birth (b) Aborted foetus (c) Still birth (d) None 9. Hypersensitivity pneumonitis is caused by .......... . (a) Allergens (b) Parasites (c) Moldy hay (d)All of the above 10. Pneumoconiasis is characterized by .......... .lesions in lungs
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