Dr. Khare Pathology Iii Exam Iii

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___ infection is associated with a type of vulvovaginitis characterized by leukorrhea along with
curdy white discharge and pruritis.

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Candida

Front 2

The most common location of testis in cryptorchidism.

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Upper scrotal

Front 3

Dihydrotestosterone is involved in the pathogenesis of:

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Nodular Hyperplasia of the prostate

Front 4

Patients with elephantiasis frequently have

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chylocele

Front 5

Patients suffering from infection will have a Tzanck preparation positive lesion.

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Herpesvirus

Front 6

Clinically, this is associated with fever, chills, dysuria, frequency and urgency

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acute prostitis

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Prostatic Carcinoma most commonly metastasizes to: _

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Lumbar vertebrae

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Majority of the __ tumors of testis are considered to be benign in nature.

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Leydig Cell

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Patients with of testis frequently have higher levels of beta-HCG in their blood and urine.

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Choriocarcinoma

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Digital rectal examination is a direct and useful method for detection of early__ .

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Prostatic Carcinoma

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Clinically, this is associated with fever, chills, dysuria, frequency and urgency.

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Acute Prostitis

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is considered to be a highly transmissible sexually transmitted disease.

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Condyloma Acuminatum

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Histologically a large number of immature "tennis racket" form cells are seen in the lesions of:

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Sarcoma Boytriodes

Front 14

Cryptorchidism is seen in large number of patients with

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Trisomy 13

Front 15

What frequently affects testis first and then the epididymis?

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Syphylis

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High risk HPV

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16, 18

Front 17

Multiparous have

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chronic cervicitis

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chronic cervicitis has high prob of

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cervical cancer

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Koilocytes look like

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empty space

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CIN stage 3

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Nucleus has enlarged to fill the cytoplasm

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What genes are associated with HPV 16 and 18?

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E6 and E7 gene

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E6 sits on

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p53

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E7 gene sits on

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RB gene

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Papillary hidradenoma lesions are mostly encountered at this site.

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vulva

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A very high proportion of patients with this lesion produce alph-fetoprotein.

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yolk sac tumor

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most common type of HPV cancer

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fungating form

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3 types of HPV cancer

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1. Fungating form
2. Ulcerative form
3. Infiltrative form

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In Situ

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basement membrane has not been penetrated

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HPV stage 4

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cancer has gone beyond pelvis

Front 30

Of the following types of seminoma, these are most common

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typical

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CIN has

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Dysplasia but no Anaplasia

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Schillea test for HPV

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HPV potassium iodide

Front 33

Recurrent urinary tract infections (cystitis, urethritis) with the same offending organism are quite
common in patients with:

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Chronic bacterial prostatitis

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Recurrent urinary tract infections (cystitis, urethritis) with the same offending organism are quite
common in patients with:

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Chronic bacterial prostatitis

Front 35

Human papilloma virus type _has been implicated in the etiology of~enereal wart

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Majority of the ~ carcinomas are -carcinomas.

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squamous cell

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Hypermethylation of glutathione S-transferase promotor gene is frequently associated with the genesis
of

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Prostate carcinoma

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Certain cytogenetic changes involving chromosome number 12 occur with regularity in .

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Seminoma of testis

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Saw teeth appearance

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12 - 14 days of manstruation