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Granulomatous inflammation
A Contains epithelioid cells derived from tissue histiocytes
B Occurs in sarcoidosis
C Occurs in visceral leishmaniasis
D Is a type III hypersensitivity response
E Shows dominant infiltration of tissue by plasma cells
Examples of diseases with granulomatous inflammation are
A Sarcoidosis
B Crohn disease
C Cat scratch disease
D Ochronosis
E Parkinson disease
The following organisms characteristically induce a granulomatous inflammatory response
A Mycobacterium tuberculosis
B Treponema pallidum
C Mycobacterium leprae
D Staphylococcus aureus
E Streptococcus pneumoniae
Granulomatous changes in liver is caused by
A Phenylbutazone
B Sulphonamides
C Carbamazepine
D Tetracycline
E Sodium valproate
In chronic granulomatous reaction
A Macrophages collect cytoplasm to convert into epithelioid cells
B Fibroblasts fuse to form multinucleated giant cells
C Signs of destruction of attempts of repair are present simultaneously
D Caseous material is pathognomonic of tuberculosis
E Neutrophils are arranged at the peripheral region
Granulomatous inflammatory disease
A Cat scratch disease
B Tuberculosis
C Sarcoidosis
D Chronic tonsillitis
E Chronic otitis media
Granulomatous diseases are
A Pneumoconiosis
B Aspergillosis
C Sarcoidosis
D Cat scratch disease
E Candidiasis
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
Features associated with acute inflammation are
A Increased ESR
B Toxic granules in neutrophil
C Increased C-reactive protein
D Increased monocyte count
E Increased IgG

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