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What is developmentally supportive care?

263 viewsPramiti Kumari Answered question September 1, 2024Pediatricsdevelopmentally supportive care

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What chemical treatment inactivate SARS-CoV-2 in tissues during histopathology processing ?

170 viewsPramiti Kumari Answered question September 1, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyhistopathology processing SARS-CoV-2

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Is Irregular Bleeding Common When Starting A New Birth Control Pill?

257 viewsPramiti Kumari Answered question September 1, 2024Pathologybirth control pill menstrual blood menstruation

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In Which cell organelles Steroid synthesis Occurs?

134 viewsPramiti Kumari Answered question September 1, 2024Histopathology & CytopathologySteroid synthesis

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Is It Dangerous If A Person Is Exposed To X-rays Frequently?

140 viewsPramiti Kumari Answered question September 1, 2024RadiologyX-rays

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The most frequent cause of mitral stenosis is:

151 viewsPramiti Kumari Answered question August 29, 2024PathologyMitral stenosis pathology

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Syphilitic heart disease most commonly involves:

269 viewsPramiti Kumari Answered question August 29, 2024Pathologypathology Syphilitic

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Pharmacokinetics is multiple choice question :

118 viewsAyushi Answered question August 23, 2024Pharmacologypharmacokinetics pharmacology

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The following points about microfilaments are true except

123 viewsaanya.bansal Answered question August 22, 2024Biochemistrybiochemistry microfilaments

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The following substances are cell inclusions except

116 viewsaanya.bansal Answered question August 22, 2024Biochemistrybiochemistry inclusions

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Of these cardiovascular defects, which is usually discovered in childhood:

115 viewsAyushi Answered question August 22, 2024Pathologycardiovascular defects pathology

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Of the following, the congenital cardiac anomaly most commonly associated with…..

132 viewsAyushi Answered question August 22, 2024Pathologycongenital pathology

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Which of the following is the most common of the congenital cardiac defects……

121 viewsAyushi Answered question August 22, 2024Pathologycongenital cardiac pathology

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Tetralogy of Fallot includes all of the following features except:

116 viewsAyushi Answered question August 22, 2024Pathologypathology Tetralogy

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A competitive antagonist is a substance that:

115 viewsAyushi Answered question August 22, 2024Pharmacologyantagonist pharmacology

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The substance binding to one receptor subtype as an agonist and to another as an…..

120 viewsAyushi Answered question August 22, 2024Pharmacologypharmacology receptor subtype

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Irreversible interaction of an antagonist with a receptor is due to:

160 viewsAyushi Answered question August 22, 2024PharmacologyIrreversible pharmacology

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Mechanisms of transmembrane signaling are the following EXCEPT:

113 viewsAyushi Answered question August 22, 2024Pharmacologypharmacology transmembrane

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Of the following, which is not a cyanotic congenital heart lesion?

129 viewsAyushi Answered question August 21, 2024Pathologycyanotic congenital pathology

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In most instances, the cause of congenital heart disease is:

126 viewsAyushi Answered question August 21, 2024Pathologyheart disease pathology

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The most common cause of pulmonary stenosis is:

123 viewsAyushi Answered question August 21, 2024Pathologypathology pulmonary stenosis

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A large ventricular septal defect and congenital obstruction to pulmonary blood flow are……….

131 viewsAyushi Answered question August 21, 2024Pathologypathology ventricular

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In a child with tetralogy of Fallot with pulmonic atresia, blood entering the right…….

129 viewsinstantknowledge Answered question August 20, 2024Pathologypathology pulmonic

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Which of the following developmental abnormalities is most common?

117 viewsinstantknowledge Answered question August 20, 2024Pathologyabnormalities pathology

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The unique feature of rheumatic myocarditis is the presence of

242 viewsinstantknowledge Answered question August 20, 2024Pathologypathology rheumatic

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Which congenital cardiovascular anomaly is the most common in the neonatal period?

154 viewsAyushi Answered question August 20, 2024Pathologycongenital pathology

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Acute rheumatic heart disease is associated with:

134 viewsaanya.bansal Answered question August 20, 2024Pathologypathology rheumatic

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Complications of rheumatic heart disease include:

115 viewsaanya.bansal Answered question August 20, 2024PathologyComplications pathology

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Changes typical of acute rheumatic carditis include:

254 viewsaanya.bansal Answered question August 20, 2024Pathologycarditis pathology

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Causes of death in patients with rheumatic heart disease include each of the following except:

141 viewsaanya.bansal Answered question August 20, 2024Pathologyheart disease pathology

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In a patient with acute rheumatic fever, the least likely of the following findings is:

117 viewsAyushi Answered question August 19, 2024Pathologypathology rheumatic fever

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Acute rheumatic endocarditis follows infections with:

140 viewsaanya.bansal Answered question August 19, 2024PathologyAcute rheumatic endocarditis pathology

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Deformities secondary to rheumatic endocarditis most often affect the:

153 viewsAyushi Answered question August 19, 2024PathologyDeformities pathology

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Congestive cardiac failure in the first attack of acute rheumatic fever usually results from:

158 viewsAyushi Answered question August 19, 2024Pathologycongestive pathology

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Each of the following is a major manifestation (Jones criteria) of acute rheumatic fever except:

130 viewsAyushi Answered question August 19, 2024PathologyJones criteria pathology

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All of the following has provided evidence for the relationship between streptococcal………

179 viewsaanya.bansal Answered question August 18, 2024Pathologypathology streptococcal

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Causes of death in rheumatic heart disease include all of the following except:

157 viewsaanya.bansal Answered question August 18, 2024Pathologyheart disease pathology

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The most frequent clinically significant residual lesion of acute rheumatic fever is:

134 viewsaanya.bansal Answered question August 18, 2024Pathologylesion pathology

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Characteristic features of acute rheumatic fever include each of the following except:

122 viewsaanya.bansal Answered question August 18, 2024Pathologypathology rheumatic fever

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Which contain(s) bacteria in the cardiac lesions?

107 viewsIsha@2663 Answered question August 18, 2024Pathologycardiac lesions. pathology

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Which is pathognomonic of active rheumatic fever?

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Each of the following is typical of longstanding pure mitral stenosis except:

92 viewsinstantknowledge Answered question August 18, 2024Pathologylongstanding pathology

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Which of the following best characterizes noninfective thrombotic endocarditis?

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What is the most common cause of pure mitral regurgitation?

86 viewsAyushi Answered question August 18, 2024Pathologypathology regurgitation

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Mitral stenosis is least likely to be associated with:

121 viewsAyushi Answered question August 18, 2024PathologyMitral stenosis pathology

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The most common cause of pure aortic stenosis is:

90 viewsAyushi Answered question August 18, 2024Pathologyaortic stenosis pathology

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The two valves most frequently involved in rheumatic heart disease are the:

109 viewsAyushi Answered question August 18, 2024Pathologypathology rheumatic

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Mitral stenosis, in most instances, is the result of:

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Severely destroyed aortic cusps with attached friable vegetations are most……………..

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The most common cause of subacute infective endocarditis is:

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Predisposing factors for bacterial endocarditis include all of the following except:

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Alcoholism causes what kind of cardiomyopathy?

159 viewsIsha@2663 Answered question August 16, 2024PathologyAlcoholism pathology

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Idiopathic cardiomyopathy, by usual definition, excludes patients who have:

129 viewsIsha@2663 Answered question August 16, 2024PathologyIdiopathic cardiomyopathy pathology

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Myocarditis may be associated with:

114 viewsaanya.bansal Answered question August 16, 2024PathologyMyocarditis pathology

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A middle-aged man was admitted for chest pain and found to be…….

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A 35-year-old woman with known dilated congestive cardiomyopathy presents with……….

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All of the following statements concerning myocardial infarction are true except:

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Cardiomyopathy may occur in association with:

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The most common cause of myocardial infarction is:

139 viewsaanya.bansal Answered question August 16, 2024Pathologymyocardial pathology

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Life-threatening complications of acute myocardial infarcts……….

125 viewsAyushi Answered question August 16, 2024PathologyLife-threatening pathology

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Which one of these workers was NOT responsible for any of the following……..

162 viewsAyushi Answered question August 16, 2024Microbiologycholera microbiology

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Latex gloves protect the labemployee from:

117 viewsAyushi Answered question August 16, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyhistopathology labemployee

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Which statement is false when setting up an ESR:

138 viewsAyushi Answered question August 16, 2024Histopathology & CytopathologyESR histopathology

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Within the cell, DNA is found in the nucleus. Which of he other……………

145 viewsAyushi Answered question August 16, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyhistopathology nucleus

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Which organelle is ABSENT from the procaryotic cell?

153 viewsGauri Answered question August 16, 2024Microbiologymicrobiology procaryotic cell

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Which one of these workers was NOT responsible for any of the following……….

145 viewsGauri Answered question August 16, 2024Microbiologymedical microbiology

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Who proposed the “Clonal selection theory of acquired immunity “?

137 viewsGauri Answered question August 16, 2024MicrobiologyClonal microbiology

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Steroid synthesis occurs within which of the following structures?

136 viewsinstantknowledge Answered question August 15, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyhistopathology Steroid

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During catabolic activity, the potential for oxidative insult can be…………..

230 viewsAyushi Answered question August 15, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologycatabolic histopathology

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Of the following cellular modifications associated with epithelia………….

279 viewsAyushi Answered question August 15, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyhistopathology morphological

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Of the extracellular matrices in following tissues, which would………………….

124 viewsAyushi Answered question August 15, 2024Histopathology & CytopathologyExtracellular histopathology

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Among the defending cells of connective tissue, the one that forms antibodies………..

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The yellow coloration sometimes associated with adult fat is due to the………

127 viewsaanya.bansal Answered question August 14, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyhistopathology lipid

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What is the function of hyaline cartiledge.

116 viewsaanya.bansal Answered question August 14, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologycartiledge histopathology

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What is the function of blood?

117 viewsIsha@2663 Answered question August 14, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyblood histopathology

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The function of smooth muscle is to

137 viewsIsha@2663 Answered question August 14, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyhistopathology smooth muscle

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This type of Epithelim cell has one layer and flat like eggs

161 viewsIsha@2663 Answered question August 14, 2024Histopathology & CytopathologyEpithelim cell histopathology

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What is this type of epithelial cell?Location-Glands, ducts………………….

99 viewsIsha@2663 Answered question August 14, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyepithelial cell histopathology

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This type of epithelial tissue lines the nasal cavity, trachea and bronchii.

164 viewsIsha@2663 Answered question August 14, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyepithelial histopathology

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This type of tissue covers exposed surfaces, lines internal passageways……

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Histologically, the ascending colon, the transverse colon and the descending………..

151 viewsIsha@2663 Answered question August 14, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyhistopathology indistinguishable

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Which of the following is NOT primarily composed of connective tissue?

151 viewsIsha@2663 Answered question August 14, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyhistopathology primarily

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What is another term for the valve of Kerckring?

124 viewsIsha@2663 Answered question August 14, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyhistopathology Kerckring

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What are the valves whichregulates the flow of bile into the intestine?

127 viewsAyushi Answered question August 14, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyhistopathology intestine

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Which of the following is NOT considered neuroglia?

122 viewsAyushi Answered question August 14, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyhistopathology neuroglia

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What type of tissue lines the upper esophagus?

129 viewsAyushi Answered question August 14, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyesophagus histopathology

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What forms the skeleton of the fetus?

124 viewsAyushi Answered question August 14, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyfetus histopathology

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Which type of neuron is multipolar?

132 viewsAyushi Answered question August 14, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyhistopathology neuron

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The colloquialism “gray matter”refers to somebody using his intellect…………

129 viewsAyushi Answered question August 14, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyhistopathology intellect

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A middle-aged male had several episodes of chest pain during……..

213 viewsinstantknowledge Answered question August 14, 2024Pathologymiddle-aged pathology

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Cement lines are regularly formed in

130 viewsPramiti Kumari Answered question August 14, 2024Histopathology & CytopathologyCement lines histopathology

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Connexins are the proteins found in which plasma membrane specialisation?

120 viewsPramiti Kumari Answered question August 14, 2024Histopathology & CytopathologyConnexins histopathology

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What are the three types ofepithelial cell junctions

162 viewsPramiti Kumari Answered question August 14, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyepithelial histopathology

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Skeletal muscle creates heat.

122 viewsPramiti Kumari Answered question August 14, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyhistopathology Skeletal muscle

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What is the glomerulus multiple choice question:

126 viewsPramiti Kumari Answered question August 14, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyglomerulus histopathology

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Which of these structures is responsible for the production of protein?

135 viewsIsha@2663 Answered question August 12, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyhistopathology protein

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Antibodies known as IgE become attached to this cells surfaces as specific………………..

136 viewsIsha@2663 Answered question August 12, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyhistopathology IgE

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What is the function of adipose tissue

130 viewsIsha@2663 Answered question August 12, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyadipose tissue histopathology

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What are the 4 types of tissues found in the Body?

138 viewsIsha@2663 Answered question August 12, 2024Histopathology & Cytopathologyhistopathology tissues

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