M.B.B.S. DEGREE EXAMINATION – JANUARY, 2014
M.B.B.S. EXAMINATION PATHOLOGY
(SYSTEMIC PATHOLOGY)
PAPER-II
Time : 2 Hours Max. Marks: 40
Answer all questions
- A male aged 60 years who is a chronic smoker presented with history of slowly increasing severe exertional dyspnoea and weight loss. He is barrel-chested and dyspneic with prolonged expiration, sits forward in a hunched-over position and breaths through pursed lips (1+4+4+1=10)
- What is the probable diagnosis?
- Mention the major types (classification) with appropriate diagrams
- Discuss the pathogenesis of the lesion
- Mention two causes of death in most of these patients
WRITE SHORT NOTES ON: 5x4=20
- Skeletal Ewing’s sarcoma – common sites, X-ray appearance and microscopic picture.
- Endometriosis – Definition, chief locations and histogenesis
- Cardiac lesions in Acute Rheumatic fever (Acute RHD)
- Name the types of Renal lesions in Diabetic Nephropathy and describe the histology of glomerular lesions
- Morphology of Astrocytomas
WRITE BRIEFLY ON: 5x2=10
- Paget’s disease of Nipple – Gross and microscopic picture
- Name three (3) pre-malignant (carcinoma-in-situ) lesions of Penis mention the common infective agent associated with these lesions
- Morphology of Amoebic colitis
10) Microscopic picture of thyroid in Graves disease
11) Four major etiologic factors associated with Hepatocellular
Carcinoma
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