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Features of chronic inflammation are
A Tissue destruction
B Fibrosis
C Exudate
D Edema
E Suppuration
Morphologic features of chronic inflammation are
A Infiltration with macrophages
B Fibrosis
C Plasma cell infiltration
D Presence of exudates
E Infiltration with neutrophils
Tissue damage in chronic inflammation is caused by
A The macrophages
B O2 derived free radicals
C Offending agents
D Metalloproteinases
E Prostaglandins
Acute inflammation is characterized by
A Alteration in vascular caliber that lead to an increased Blood Flow
B Structural changes in microvasculature that permit plasma protein & leukocyte to leave circulation
C Leukocyte emigration from microcirculation
D Tissue destruction and attempts of healing
E Mononuclear cell infiltration
An iron deficiency anemia due to chronic blood loss is characterized by a raised
A Mean cell hemoglobin (MC
B Mean cell volume (MC
C Plasma bilirubin concentration
D Plasma iron concentration
E White cell count
Chronic hepatitis B infection is characterized by
A HBeAg either positive or negative
B SGPT level twice of normal limit
C HBsAg positive for less than 6 months
D HBV DNA level less than 10000 copies/ml
E Histologically minimal hepatitis
Chronic simple glaucoma is characterized by
A Cupping of the discs
B Visual field defects
C Blurring of disc margins
D Dilatation of the pupil
E Constriction of the pupil
Features of joint inflammation include
A Stiffness
B Effusion
C Stress pain
D Crepitus
E Deformity
Features of acute inflammation are increased
A ESR
B Leukocyte count
C C reactive protein
D Monocyte count
E IgG
The followings is/are cardinal signs of inflammation
A Calor
B Tumor
C Rubor
D Tremor
E Stupor

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