Medical Knowledge Quiz

1- Which of the following uses ionizing radiation:

2- Which of the following is a characteristic of MRI:

3- Ultrasound is used in interventional radiology because:

4- Which of the following can appear as complication in renal biopsy:

5- Which of the following is not used in endovascular procedures?

6- Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) generates local heat in the treatment of:

7- Imaging modality that doesn't use ionizing radiation:

8- From contraindications of MRI :

9- Ultrasound examination:

10- In postero-anterior projection the right border of heart is formed of?

11- First site of hematopoiesis:

12- Ammonia is indicator of:

13- Systemic form of type 3 hypersensitivity:

14- The most common/abundant cells in viral meningitis:

15- The most phagocytic cells are:

16- Iodine combination with tyrosine residues of thyroglobulin is called:

17- Which of the following analytes is the best indicator of hepatobiliary damage?

18- Which of the following bacteria is not a common bacterial diarrhea:

19- The most sensitive laboratory test in evaluation of thyroid gland dysfunction is:

20- Autoimmune hemolytic anemia is an example of:

21- Which one of the following is the special fixative for bone marrow biopsy:

22- Which of the following is a cytological specimen:

23- Histochemical stain of melanin:

24- When a pathologic examination is requested, which of the following is true:

1. Liver cirrhosis:

2. For better assessment of bone marrow pathology:

3. Stress fracture is considered:

4. Imaging modalities that can be done during pregnancy:

5. Which one of the following is the special fixative for testicular biopsy:

6. The following statement best describes empiric therapy:

7. The following should be considered on using antibiotic therapy except:

8. In primary hypothyroidism, which statement is correct?

9. Which of the following analytes is the best indicator of hepatobiliary damage?

10. The only serological marker can be detected during window phase is:

1-In dynamic study for some tumors like hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) tumor more apparent in:

2-To assess soft tissue structures, which examination gives more details:

3-To reduce heart magnification the best view is:

4-All of the following the CT findings in cases of acute pancreatitis, except:

5- The best diagnostic modality differentiate solid and cystic lesions:

6-Iodine combination with tyrosine residues of thyroglobulin is called:

7-Which one of the following statements is correct?

8-The most common cause of acute diarrhea in children is :

9-Which of the following is only marker found in Window phase of hepatitis?

10-Chemical messenger in hypersensitivity type 1:

11-Flow cytometry technique mostly used in the pathology field in diagnosis of:

12-Which of the following is incorrect according apoptosis?

1-In postero-anterior projection the right border of heart is formed of?

2-Ultrasound examination:

3-The following statement is true as regarding the aim of vascular IR:

4 -Tuberculous meningitis shows marked meningeal enhancement at :

5-The most sensitive laboratory test in evaluation of thyroid gland dysfunction is:

6-Which of the following is the most appropriate specimen for the diagnosis Vibrio cholerae infection:

7- Autoimmune hemolytic anemia is an example of:

8-Which is a character of growth factor:

9-A 29 y old patient with urinary bladder infection Sought medical advice; she was given nalidixic acid for 10 days for treatment. Unfortunately, her condition did not Improve. Which one of the following scenarios best done by Clinician for proper management of this case:

10-The proportion of antibiotic resistant bacteria has increased along with the widespread use of antibiotics. This Is due to:

11-Which of the following is not matching with cytological specimen :

12-When a pathologic examination is requested, the following is NOT true:

1. Gross description is:

2. CSF of a patient with meningitis due to poliomyelitis virus is:

3. Which type of hypersensitivity reaction is known as a delayed hypersensitivity reaction?

4. Criggler Najjar syndrome is a genetic disorder associated with unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia. What is the deficient enzyme responsible for the disease?

5. The most frequent cause of air under diaphragm?

6. The best preservative for testicular biopsy is :

7. The surgical specimens are best preserved in:

8. Question:

9. Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) generates local heat which is helpful in the treatment of:

10. The most reliable detection test for Hepatitis E is:

11. The most sensitive laboratory test in evaluation of thyroid gland dysfunction is

12. The following should be considered on using antibiotic therapy except:

13. Which of the following is not used in endovascular procedures?

14. The leukocytes contain which one of the following in large quantity?

15. One of the basic terminology used to describe CT study:

16. Laboratory studies, Red cell indices Measurement of average weight of Hb/RBC: 27-32 pg

17. Best medium for antibiotic sensitivity test:

18. Type 1 (immediate) hypersensitivity reaction, caused by release of mast cells mediators, this reaction triggered by:

19. In allergic condition we commonly find an increase?

20. Which ONE of these statements is most accurate regarding the major sites of hemopoiesis during development?

21. The most frequent cause of air under diaphragm:

22. Which one of the following imaging studies uses ionizing radiation?

23. This image represents....

24. Which ONE of the following statements is TRUE concerning apoptosis?

25. What three changes will affect the results of the microscopic examination of urine if it is not tested within 2 hours?

26. The first HBV serological marker to appear in acute infection:

27. One of the basic terminology names used to describe MRI images?

28. The current image represents :

29. 3 days old Baby boy presented with yellowish discoloration of the body and eyes for 1 day. Baby was said to be lethargic, In the evening of the 3rd day after birth baby was brought to the hospital and the baby was severely jaundiced, blood was sent for labs and serum bilirubin level was found out to be 20.3mg/dl (indirect = 19.4 & direct = 0.6. Blood group of mother is O+ve, Father is not known, baby is B +ve. Most probably diagnosis is:

30. Imaging modality that doesn't use ionizing radiation is

31. The current image represents:

32. Grade 3 hepatic injury according to CT grading system:

33. Empiric therapy is a "best guess procedure based upon a provisional diagnosis

34. Regarding immunohistochemistry, the following is true except:

35. Question:

36.

37. Question:

38. Flow cytometry technique mostly used in the pathology field in diagnosis of?

39. Iodine deficiency can cause

40. Which of the following hepatitis viruses is not RNA virus?

41. The shape of a normal erythrocyte is described as:

1. Risk in renal biopsy :

2. Late stage of chronic liver disease:

3. Question: (This question seems to be a definition, I'll assume it refers to Hypersensitivity as per the PDF's note)

4. Shattered kidney:

5. MRI is best for:

6. Ionizing radiation is used in:

7. Chemical messenger in hypersensitivity type 1:

8. Window phase of Hepatitis B is characterized by:

9. The most commonly injured solid organ in abdomen trauma:

10. X-ray in acute pancreatitis show:

11. CIN culture for:

12. Best in chest imaging:

13. Iodine + tyrosine combination is called:

14. Best index in hepatitis disease:

1. In posteroanterior projection the right border of heart is formed of?

2. In cirrhosis which of the following is true?

3. Which of the following used in Bone marrow pathology?

4. Which of the following is true about Ultrasound?

5. Stress fracture?

6. Which of the following doesn't considered to Cytopathological specimen?

7. CIN agar used for?

8. Which of the following is only marker found in Window phase of hepatitis?

9. Which of the following is true about apoptosis?

10. Which of following advantage of Culture?

11. After preparing the patient's skin, what actions will cause a blood culture contamination?

No1: Which of the following marker used to Differential Diagnoses of obstructive jaundice?

No2: Which of the following test most sensitive in Thyroid disease?

No1: Which of the following is most indicative of cirrhosis?

No2: Which of the following is most binding protein to Thyroid hormone?

1. Which of the following is an advantage for culturing of the samples:

2. Which of the following is not matching with cytological specimen :

3. Radiology:

4. Imaging modality that doesn't use ionizing radiation:

5. For better assessment of soft tissue structures like cruciate ligament, which imaging modality better to be used:

6. Acute calcular cholecystitis:

7. Cases of acute pyelonephritis:

8. The most sensitive laboratory test in evaluation of thyroid gland dysfunction is:

9. Which of the following bacteria is not a common bacterial diarrhea:

10. Hypersensitivity reactions are broadly classified into four types. Which of the following hypersensitivity occurs via IgE

11. Most common cause of fixed low specific gravity (1010) of urine is:

12. In allergic condition we commonly find an increase in

1. From the radiological findings of chronic pancreatitis

2. Contraindication to contrast media in radiological practice

3. The best imaging modality to diagnose spinal cord injury is

4. The commonest organ to be injured due to abdominal trauma

5. Megakaryocytes give rise to

6. The main producing hormone of the thyroid gland Is

7. Which of these hepatitis B markers denotes highly infectivity

8. Regarding infectious diarrhea which is false

9. The proportion of antibiotic resistant bacteria has increased Along with the widespread use of antibiotics. This Is due to

10. A 29 y old patient with urinary bladder infection Sought medical advice; she was given nalidixic acid for 10 Days for treatment. Unfortunately, her condition did not Improve. Which one of the following scenarios best done by Clinician for proper management of this case

11. When a pathologic examination is requested, the Following is NOT true

12. Which is NOT true about Ideal tissue fixation

1. Imaging modalities that can be done during pregnancy:

2. Ionizing radiation is a true hazard associated with the following modalities

3. Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) generates local heat which is helpful in the treatment of:

4. Imaging modality that shows best soft tissue characterization

5. Which one of the following statements is correct?

6. Which of the following is rapid and accurate test for diagnosis of COVID.19?

7. Which is true about Ideal tissue fixation

8. When a pathologic examination is requested, the following is not true..

9. One of causes of prehepatic (unconjugated) hyperbilirubinemia :

10. Hepatitis B core antigen (HBcAg): characterized by which of the following?

11. Which ONE of the following is NOT a significant component of bone marrow stroma?

12. Which procedure is most likely used to do test for meningitis

1. From the radiological findings of chronic pancreatitis:

2. The proportion of antibiotic resistant bacteria has increased Along with the widespread use of antibiotics. This Is due to:

3. A 29-year-old patient with urinary bladder infection Sought medical advice; she was given nalidixic acid for 10 Days for treatment. Unfortunately, her condition did not Improve. Which one of the following scenarios best done by Clinician for proper management of this case:

4. When a pathologic examination is requested, the Following is NOT true:

5. Iodine combination with tyrosine residues of thyroglobulin is called:

6. Which of the following tests used to measure immature RBCs:

7. Which of the following types of hypersensitivity reactions is called delayed hypersensitivity;

8. The following imaging used for better assessment of soft tissue is:

9. Ballooned angioplasty is used to:

10. Imaging features of pyogenic meningitis:

11. Yersinia enterocolitica is cultured on:

12. The best preservative for testicular biopsy:

13. Which of the following is not a histochemical stain:

14. The role of pathologist in biopsy interpretation all of the following Except: