Question: Is the apex enlarged and heavy?

Answer: no


Question: What shows loss of demarcation between cortex and medulla and replacement of the entire renal parenchyma by cyst s varying in diameter from a few millimeters to 4-5 cm?

Answer: sectioned surface


Question: What are not communicating with the pelvicalyceal system?

Answer: cysts


Question: What are these cysts not communicating with?

Answer: pelvicalyceal system


Question: Are these cysts not communicating with the pelvicalyceal system?

Answer: yes


Question: Are the congophilic areas not communicating with the pelvicalyceal system?

Answer: no


Question: What are distorted due to cystic change?

Answer: renal pelvis and calyces


Question: What are the renal pelvis and calyces distorted due to?

Answer: cystic change


Question: Are the renal pelvis and calyces distorted due to cystic change?

Answer: yes


Question: Are the amyloid deposits distorted due to cystic change?

Answer: no


Question: What is enlarged in size and weight?

Answer: kidney


Question: How is the kidney?

Answer: enlarged in size and weight


Question: Is the kidney enlarged in size and weight?

Answer: yes


Question: Is epra bacilli in ll seen in fite-faraco enlarged in size and weight?

Answer: no


Question: What shows tiny petechial haemorrhages visible through the capsule?

Answer: cortex


Question: What does the cortex show visible through the capsule?

Answer: tiny petechial haemorrhages


Question: Does the cortex show tiny petechial haemorrhages visible through the capsule?

Answer: yes


Question: Does bilayer lipid membrane show tiny petechial haemorrhages visible through the capsule?

Answer: no


Question: What are crescents in Bowman 's space forming?

Answer: adhesions between the glomerular tuft and bowman 's capsule


Question: What are there in Bowman 's space forming adhesions between the glomerular tuft and Bowman 's capsule?

Answer: crescents in bowman 's space


Question: Are there crescents in Bowman 's space forming adhesions between the glomerular tuft and Bowman 's capsule?

Answer: yes


Question: Are 'triple response ' crescents in Bowman 's space forming adhesions between the glomerular tuft and Bowman 's capsule?

Answer: no


Question: What shows hypercellularity and leucocytic infiltration?

Answer: tuft


Question: What does the tuft show?

Answer: hypercellularity and leucocytic infiltration


Question: Does the tuft show hypercellularity and leucocytic infiltration?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the cyst wall show hypercellularity and leucocytic infiltration?

Answer: no


Question: What show cytoplasmic?

Answer: tubules


Question: Do tubules show cytoplasmic?

Answer: yes


Question: Do large cystic spaces lined by the flattened endothelial cells and containing lymph show cytoplasmic?

Answer: no


Question: What are there in the figure?

Answer: no deposits


Question: Are there no deposits?

Answer: yes


Question: Is the GBM normal?

Answer: yes


Question: Is the apex normal?

Answer: no


Question: What show lobulation and mesangial hypercellularity?

Answer: glomerular tufts


Question: What do the glomerular tufts show?

Answer: lobulation and mesangial hypercellularity


Question: Do the glomerular tufts show lobulation and mesangial hypercellularity?

Answer: yes


Question: Do salt bridges show lobulation and mesangial hypercellularity?

Answer: no


Question: What is there in the mesangial matrix between the capillaries?

Answer: increase


Question: Is there increase in the mesangial matrix between the capillaries?

Answer: yes


Question: Is the centre increased in the mesangial matrix between the capillaries?

Answer: no


Question: What is there of the GBM?

Answer: widespread thickening


Question: Is there widespread thickening of the GBM?

Answer: yes


Question: Is the silicotic nodule widespread thickening of the GBM?

Answer: no


Question: What is the characteristic feature?

Answer: cellular proliferation


Question: Is the characteristic feature the cellular proliferation in some glomeruli and in one or two lobules of the affected glomeruli ie?

Answer: yes


Question: What are focal and segmental involvement of the glomeruli by sclerosis and hyalinosis and mesangial hypercellularity?

Answer: the features


Question: How are the features?

Answer: focal and segmental involvement of the glomeruli by sclerosis and hyalinosis and mesangial hypercellularity


Question: How are the features focal and segmental involvement of the glomeruli?

Answer: by sclerosis and hyalinosis and mesangial hypercellularity


Question: Are the features focal and segmental involvement of the glomeruli by sclerosis and hyalinosis and mesangial hypercellularity?

Answer: yes


Question: Are coal macules composed of aggregates of dust-laden macrophages and collagens focal and segmental involvement of the glomeruli by sclerosis and hyalinosis and mesangial hypercellularity?

Answer: no


Question: What are acellular and completely hyalinised?

Answer: glomerular tufts


Question: Are glomerular tufts acellular and completely hyalinised?

Answer: yes


Question: Are the predominant histologic changes acellular and completely hyalinised?

Answer: no


Question: What shows fine fibrosis and a few chronic inflammatory cells?

Answer: interstitium


Question: What does the interstitium show ?

Answer: fine fibrosis and a few chronic inflammatory cells


Question: Does the interstitium show fine fibrosis and a few chronic inflammatory cells?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the sectioned surface show fine fibrosis and a few chronic inflammatory cells?

Answer: no


Question: What are hyalinised and thickened while the interstitium shows fine fibrosis and a few chronic inflammatory cells?

Answer: blood vessels in the interstitium


Question: How are blood vessels in the interstitium?

Answer: hyalinised and thickened


Question: Are blood vessels in the interstitium hyalinised and thickened while the interstitium shows fine fibrosis and a few chronic inflammatory cells?

Answer: yes


Question: What are diffuse involvement of the glomeruli showing thickening of the GBM and diffuse increase in the mesangial matrix with mild proliferation of mesangial cells and exudative lesions fibrin caps and capsular drops?

Answer: characteristic features


Question: Where are the characteristic features?

Answer: in the mesangial matrix


Question: What are there within the lobules of glomeruli, surrounded peripherally by glomerular capillaries with thickened walls?

Answer: one or more hyaline nodules


Question: Are there one or more hyaline nodules within the lobules of glomeruli, surrounded peripherally by glomerular capillaries with thickened walls?

Answer: yes


Question: Are the sectioned surface of the lung parenchyma one or more hyaline nodules within the lobules of glomeruli, surrounded peripherally by glomerular capillaries with thickened walls?

Answer: no


Question: What is there along the nephron involving proximal convoluted tubule as well as distal convoluted tubule DCT?

Answer: focal necrosis


Question: Is there focal necrosis along the nephron involving proximal convoluted tubule as well as distal convoluted tubule DCT?

Answer: yes


Question: Is sectioned slice of the liver focal necrosis along the nephron involving proximal convoluted tubule as well as distal convoluted tubule DCT?

Answer: no


Question: Whose lumina contain casts?

Answer: affected tubules


Question: What contain casts?

Answer: lumina of affected tubules


Question: What do their lumina contain?

Answer: casts


Question: Do their lumina contain casts?

Answer: yes


Question: Do the infarcted area contain casts?

Answer: no


Question: What are dilated?

Answer: affected tubules


Question: Are the affected tubules dilated?

Answer: yes


Question: Are trophozoites of entamoeba histolytica dilated?

Answer: no


Question: What are lined by regenerating thin and flat epithelium?

Answer: affected regions


Question: What are the affected regions lined by?

Answer: regenerating thin and flat epithelium


Question: Are the affected regions lined by regenerating thin and flat epithelium?

Answer: yes


Question: Is diagrammatic representation of pathologic changes in chronic hepatitis lined by regenerating thin and flat epithelium?

Answer: no


Question: What is there of epithelial cells involving predominantly proximal convoluted tubule diffusely?

Answer: extensive necrosis


Question: What is there involving predominantly proximal convoluted tubule diffusely?

Answer: extensive necrosis of epithelial cells


Question: Is there extensive necrosis of epithelial cells involving predominantly proximal convoluted tubule diffusely?

Answer: yes


Question: Is the cytoplasm extensive necrosis of epithelial cells involving predominantly proximal convoluted tubule diffusely?

Answer: no


Question: What contain casts and the regenerating flat epithelium lines the necrosed tubule?

Answer: tubular lumina


Question: Does the tubular lumina contain casts and the regenerating flat epithelium lines the necrosed tubule?

Answer: yes


Question: Does 2,3-bpg and co2 contain casts and the regenerating flat epithelium lines the necrosed tubule?

Answer: no


Question: What shows markedly dilated pelvis and calyces having irregular and ragged inner surface and containing necrotic debris and pus?

Answer: sectioned surface


Question: Does sectioned surface show markedly dilated pelvis and calyces having irregular and ragged inner surface and containing necrotic debris and pus?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the incised wound as well as suture track on either side show markedly dilated pelvis and calyces having irregular and ragged inner surface and containing necrotic debris and pus?

Answer: no


Question: What is in chronic pyelonephritis with calyectasis?

Answer: small contracted kidney


Question: What is small contracted kidney in chronic pyelonephritis with?

Answer: calyectasis


Question: Is small contracted kidney in chronic pyelonephritis with calyectasis?

Answer: yes


Question: Is inflammatory cell infiltration contracted kidney in chronic pyelonephritis with calyectasis?

Answer: no


Question: What is in chronic hypertension benign nephrosclerosis?

Answer: small contracted kidney


Question: What is small and contracted?

Answer: kidney


Question: Is small contracted kidney in chronic hypertension benign nephrosclerosis?

Answer: yes


Question: How are the vascular changes?

Answer: necrotising arteriolitis and hyperplastic intimal sclerosis or onion-skin proliferation


Question: Are the vascular changes necrotising arteriolitis and hyperplastic intimal sclerosis or onion-skin proliferation?

Answer: yes


Question: Are numbers necrotising arteriolitis and hyperplastic intimal sclerosis or onion-skin proliferation?

Answer: no


Question: What are tubular loss, fine interstitial fibrosis and foci of infarction necrosis?

Answer: parenchymal changes


Question: How are the parenchymal changes?

Answer: tubular loss


Question: Are the parenchymal changes tubular loss, fine interstitial fibrosis and foci of infarction necrosis?

Answer: yes


Question: Are the bronchioles as well as the adjacent alveoli tubular loss, fine interstitial fibrosis and foci of infarction necrosis?

Answer: no


Question: What is enlarged in size and weight?

Answer: kidney


Question: What is the kidney enlarged in?

Answer: size and weight


Question: Is the kidney enlarged in size and weight?

Answer: yes


Question: What shows characteristic 'flea bitten kidney ' due to tiny petechial haemorrhages on the surface?

Answer: cortex


Question: What does the cortex show?

Answer: characteristic 'flea bitten kidney '


Question: Does the cortex show characteristic 'flea bitten kidney ' due to tiny petechial haemorrhages on the surface?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the peripheral zone show characteristic 'flea bitten kidney ' due to tiny petechial haemorrhages on the surface?

Answer: no


Question: What is enlarged in size and weight?

Answer: kidney


Question: What is the kidney enlarged in?

Answer: size and weight


Question: Is the kidney enlarged in size and weight?

Answer: yes


Question: Is the infiltrate in the lumina enlarged in size and weight?

Answer: no


Question: What shows characteristic 'flea bitten kidney ' due to tiny petechial haemorrhages on the surface?

Answer: cortex


Question: What does the cortex show?

Answer: characteristic 'flea bitten kidney '


Question: Does the cortex show characteristic 'flea bitten kidney ' due to tiny petechial haemorrhages on the surface?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the silicotic nodule show characteristic 'flea bitten kidney ' due to tiny petechial haemorrhages on the surface?

Answer: no


Question: What is enlarged and heavy?

Answer: kidney


Question: What is with chronic pyelonephritis?

Answer: taghorn renal stone


Question: Is the kidney enlarged and heavy?

Answer: yes


Question: Is thalassaemia and hbd enlarged and heavy?

Answer: no


Question: What shows dilated pelvicalyceal system with atrophied and thin peripheral cortex?

Answer: sectioned surface


Question: Does sectioned surface show dilated pelvicalyceal system with atrophied and thin peripheral cortex?

Answer: yes


Question: Does bdominal fat aspirate stained with congo red show dilated pelvicalyceal system with atrophied and thin peripheral cortex?

Answer: no


Question: What contains a single, large, soft yellow white stone taking the contour of the pelvi-calyceal system?

Answer: pelvis of the kidney


Question: What does the pelvis of the kidney contain?

Answer: a single


Question: Does the pelvis of the kidney contain a single, large, soft yellow white stone taking the contour of the pelvi-calyceal system arrow?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the bronchial wall contain a single, large, soft yellow white stone taking the contour of the pelvi-calyceal system arrow?

Answer: no


Question: What is enlarged and heavy?

Answer: kidney


Question: Is the kidney enlarged and heavy?

Answer: yes


Question: Is the glomeruli enlarged and heavy?

Answer: no


Question: What is seen to extend into renal p arenchyma, compressing the cortex as a thin rim at the periphery?

Answer: cystic change


Question: What is the cystic change seen to extend into?

Answer: renal p arenchyma


Question: Is the cystic change seen to extend into renal p arenchyma, compressing the cortex as a thin rim at the periphery?

Answer: yes


Question: Is bone biopsy seen to extend into renal p arenchyma, compressing the cortex as a thin rim at the periphery?

Answer: no


Question: What are communicating with the pelvi-calyceal system unlike polycystic kidney?

Answer: these cysts


Question: What are these cysts communicating with?

Answer: pelvi-calyceal system unlike polycystic kidney


Question: Are these cysts communicating with the pelvi-calyceal system unlike polycystic kidney?

Answer: yes


Question: What shows solid masses and acini of uniform-appearing tumour cells?

Answer: tumour


Question: What does the tumour show?

Answer: solid masses and acini of uniform-appearing tumour cells


Question: Does the tumour show solid masses and acini of uniform-appearing tumour cells?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the peripheral zone show solid masses and acini of uniform-appearing tumour cells?

Answer: no


Question: What is composed of fine and delicate fibrous tissue?

Answer: stroma


Question: What is the stroma composed of?

Answer: fine and delicate fibrous tissue


Question: Is the stroma composed of fine and delicate fibrous tissue?

Answer: yes


Question: Is the deposition composed of fine and delicate fibrous tissue?

Answer: no


Question: What predominate in the tumour while the stroma is composed of fine and delicate fibrous tissue?

Answer: clear cells


Question: Where do clear cells predominate in?

Answer: tumour


Question: Do clear cells predominate in the tumour while the stroma is composed of fine and delicate fibrous tissue?

Answer: yes


Question: Do bone marrow in itp predominate in the tumour while the stroma is composed of fine and delicate fibrous tissue?

Answer: no


Question: What has reniform contour?

Answer: rest of the kidney


Question: What does rest of the kidney have?

Answer: reniform contour


Question: Does rest of the kidney have reniform contour?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the colour of sectioned surface have reniform contour?

Answer: no


Question: What shows a large and tan mass while rest of the kidney has reniform contour?

Answer: upper pole of the kidney


Question: What does the upper pole of the kidney show?

Answer: a large and tan mass


Question: Does the upper pole of the kidney show a large and tan mass while rest of the kidney has reniform contour?

Answer: yes


Question: Does viral rna genome as well as reverse transcriptase show a large and tan mass while rest of the kidney has reniform contour?

Answer: no


Question: What shows irregular, circumscribed, yellowish mass with areas of haemorrhages and necrosis?

Answer: sectioned surface


Question: How does sectioned surface show?

Answer: irregular


Question: Does sectioned surface show irregular, circumscribed, yellowish mass with areas of haemorrhages and necrosis?

Answer: yes


Question: Does inbox in the right photomicrograph show irregular, circumscribed, yellowish mass with areas of haemorrhages and necrosis?

Answer: no


Question: What shows replacement of almost whole kidney by the tumour leaving a thin strip of compressed renal tissue at lower end?

Answer: sectioned surface


Question: What does the sectioned surface show?

Answer: replacement of almost whole kidney


Question: How does the sectioned surface show replacement of almost whole kidney?

Answer: by the tumour leaving a thin strip of compressed renal tissue at lower end


Question: Does the sectioned surface show replacement of almost whole kidney by the tumour leaving a thin strip of compressed renal tissue at lower end arrow?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the tubular lumina cont ain show replacement of almost whole kidney by the tumour leaving a thin strip of compressed renal tissue at lower end arrow?

Answer: no


Question: What shows papillary tumour floating in the lumen?

Answer: mucosal surface


Question: What does the mucosal surface show?

Answer: papillary tumour floating in the lumen


Question: Does the mucosal surface show papillary tumour floating in the lumen?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the pink acellular amyloid material show papillary tumour floating in the lumen?

Answer: no


Question: What is contrasted with that of cryptorchid testis?

Answer: microscopic appearance of normal testis


Question: What is microscopic appearance of normal testis contrasted with?

Answer: that of cryptorchid testis


Question: How is microscopic appearance of normal testis contrasted?

Answer: with that of cryptorchid testis


Question: Is microscopic appearance of normal testis contrasted with that of cryptorchid testis?

Answer: yes


Question: Is adp contrasted with that of cryptorchid testis?

Answer: no


Question: What contains several epithelioid cell granulomas with central areas of caseation necrosis?

Answer: interstitium


Question: What does the interstitium contain?

Answer: several epithelioid cell granulomas with central areas of caseation necrosis


Question: How does the interstitium contain several epithelioid cell granulomas?

Answer: with central areas of caseation necrosis


Question: Does the interstitium contain several epithelioid cell granulomas with central areas of caseation necrosis?

Answer: yes


Question: Does wide base contain several epithelioid cell granulomas with central areas of caseation necrosis?

Answer: no


Question: What are surrounded by Langhans 'giant cells and mantle of lymphocytes?

Answer: granulomas


Question: What are these granulomas surrounded by?

Answer: langhans 'giant cells and mantle of lymphocytes


Question: Are these granulomas surrounded by Langhans 'giant cells and mantle of lymphocytes?

Answer: yes


Question: Are the bronchioles as well as the adjacent alveoli surrounded by Langhans 'giant cells and mantle of lymphocytes?

Answer: no


Question: The testis is enlarged but without distorting whose contour ?

Answer: its


Question: What is enlarged but without distorting its contour?

Answer: testis


Question: How is the testis enlarged?

Answer: without distorting its contour


Question: Is the testis enlarged but without distorting its contour?

Answer: yes


Question: Is mall enlarged but without distorting its contour?

Answer: no


Question: What shows replacement of the entire testis by lobulated, homogeneous, grey-white mass?

Answer: sectioned surface


Question: What does sectioned surface show?

Answer: replacement of the entire testis by lobulated


Question: How does sectioned surface show replacement of the entire testis?

Answer: by lobulated


Question: Does sectioned surface show replacement of the entire testis by lobulated, homogeneous, grey-white mass?

Answer: yes


Question: Does central coagulative necrosis show replacement of the entire testis by lobulated, homogeneous, grey-white mass?

Answer: no


Question: What shows lobules of monomorphic seminoma cells separated by delicate fibrous stroma containing lymphocytic infiltration?

Answer: microscopy of the tumour


Question: What does microscopy of the tumour show?

Answer: lobules of monomorphic seminoma cells


Question: Does microscopy of the tumour show lobules of monomorphic seminoma cells separated by delicate fibrous stroma containing lymphocytic infiltration?

Answer: yes


Question: Does necrosis show lobules of monomorphic seminoma cells separated by delicate fibrous stroma containing lymphocytic infiltration?

Answer: no


Question: What is enlarged and nodular distorting the testicular contour?

Answer: testis


Question: How is the testis?

Answer: enlarged and nodular distorting the testicular contour


Question: Is the testis enlarged and nodular distorting the testicular contour?

Answer: yes


Question: Is infarcted area enlarged and nodular distorting the testicular contour?

Answer: no


Question: What shows replacement of the entire testis by variegated mass having grey-white solid areas, cystic areas, honey-combed areas and foci of cartilage and bone?

Answer: sectioned surface


Question: What does sectioned surface show?

Answer: replacement of the entire testis by variegated mass having grey-white solid areas


Question: How does sectioned surface show replacement of the entire testis?

Answer: by variegated mass having grey-white solid areas


Question: Does sectioned surface show replacement of the entire testis by variegated mass having grey-white solid areas, cystic areas, honey-combed areas and foci of cartilage and bone?

Answer: yes


Question: Does peripheral blood in itp show replacement of the entire testis by variegated mass having grey-white solid areas, cystic areas, honey-combed areas and foci of cartilage and bone?

Answer: no


Question: What shows a variety of incompletely differentiated tissue elements?

Answer: microscopy


Question: What does microscopy show?

Answer: a variety of incompletely differentiated tissue elements


Question: Does microscopy show a variety of incompletely differentiated tissue elements?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the scarred area show a variety of incompletely differentiated tissue elements?

Answer: no


Question: What shows whorls of malignant squamous cells with central keratin pearls?

Answer: microscopy


Question: Does microscopy show whorls of malignant squamous cells with central keratin pearls?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the deposition show whorls of malignant squamous cells with central keratin pearls?

Answer: no


Question: What shows a cauliflower growth on the coronal sulcus?

Answer: amputated specimen of the penis


Question: What does Amputated specimen of the penis show?

Answer: a cauliflower growth on the coronal sulcus


Question: Does Amputated specimen of the penis show a cauliflower growth on the coronal sulcus?

Answer: yes


Question: Does large cystic spaces lined by the flattened endothelial cells and containing lymph show a cauliflower growth on the coronal sulcus?

Answer: no


Question: What shows soft to firm, grey-white, nodularity with microcystic areas?

Answer: sectioned surface of enlarged prostate


Question: What does sectioned surface of enlarged prostate show?

Answer: soft to firm


Question: How does sectioned surface of enlarged prostate show soft to firm, grey-white, nodularity?

Answer: with microcystic areas


Question: Does sectioned surface of enlarged prostate show soft to firm, grey-white, nodularity with microcystic areas?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the characteristic feature show soft to firm, grey-white, nodularity with microcystic areas?

Answer: no


Question: What is there of fibromuscular elements?

Answer: hyperplasia of fibromuscular elements


Question: Is there hyperplasia of fibromuscular elements?

Answer: yes


Question: Is line of demarcation between gangrenous segment and the viable bowel hyperplasia of fibromuscular elements?

Answer: no


Question: What are there?

Answer: areas of intra-acinar papillary infoldings lined by two layers of epithelium with basal polarity of nuclei


Question: How many layers are there?

Answer: two


Question: There are areas of intra-acinar papillary infoldings lined by how many layers of epithelium with basal polarity of nuclei?

Answer: two


Question: What are lined by two layers of epithelium with basal polarity of nuclei?

Answer: areas of intra-acinar papillary infoldings


Question: Are there areas of intra-acinar papillary infoldings lined by two layers of epithelium with basal polarity of nuclei?

Answer: yes


Question: Are iron on absorption from upper small intestine areas of intra-acinar papillary infoldings lined by two layers of epithelium with basal polarity of nuclei?

Answer: no


Question: What shows microacini of small malignant cells infiltrating the prostatic stroma?

Answer: the field stroma


Question: What does the field show?

Answer: microacini of small malignant cells infiltrating the prostatic stroma


Question: Does the field show microacini of small malignant cells infiltrating the prostatic stroma?

Answer: yes


Question: Does 2,3-bpg and co2 show microacini of small malignant cells infiltrating the prostatic stroma?

Answer: no


Question: What shows perineural invasion by prostatic adenocarcinoma?

Answer: inset in the photomicrograph


Question: What does inset in the photomicrograph show by prostatic adenocarcinoma?

Answer: perineural invasion by prostatic adenocarcinoma


Question: How does inset in the photomicrograph show perineural invasion?

Answer: by prostatic adenocarcinoma


Question: Does inset in the photomicrograph show perineural invasion by prostatic adenocarcinoma?

Answer: yes


Question: Does moebic liver abscess show perineural invasion by prostatic adenocarcinoma?

Answer: no


Question: What is there throughout the entire thickness of the epithelium?

Answer: hyperkeratosis


Question: Is there hyperkeratosis, parakeratosis, acanthosis, koilocytosis and presence of atypical anaplastic cells throughout the entire thickness of the epithelium?

Answer: yes


Question: Is bone biopsy hyperkeratosis, parakeratosis, acanthosis, koilocytosis and presence of atypical anaplastic cells throughout the entire thickness of the epithelium?

Answer: no


Question: What shows mitotic figures in the layers of squamous epithelium?

Answer: photomicrograph on right under higher magnification


Question: What does photomicrograph on right under higher magnification show?

Answer: mitotic figures in the layers of squamous epithelium


Question: Does photomicrograph on right under higher magnification show mitotic figures in the layers of squamous epithelium?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the central area show mitotic figures in the layers of squamous epithelium?

Answer: no


Question: What is covered by endocervical mucosa with squamous metaplasia?

Answer: surface


Question: What is the surface covered by?

Answer: endocervical mucosa with squamous metaplasia


Question: Is the surface covered by endocervical mucosa with squamous metaplasia?

Answer: yes


Question: Is ALDH covered by endocervical mucosa with squamous metaplasia?

Answer: no


Question: What is composed of dense fibrous tissue which shows nonspecific inflammation?

Answer: stromal core


Question: What is the stromal core composed of?

Answer: dense fibrous tissue which shows nonspecific inflammation


Question: Is the stromal core composed of dense fibrous tissue which shows nonspecific inflammation?

Answer: yes


Question: Is moebic liver abscess composed of dense fibrous tissue which shows nonspecific inflammation?

Answer: no


Question: What shows koilocytes having abundant vacuolated cytoplasm and nuclear enlargement?

Answer: smear


Question: What does the smear show?

Answer: koilocytes having abundant vacuolated cytoplasm and nuclear enlargement


Question: Does the smear show koilocytes having abundant vacuolated cytoplasm and nuclear enlargement?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the covering mucosa show koilocytes having abundant vacuolated cytoplasm and nuclear enlargement arrow?

Answer: no


Question: What have irregular nuclear outlines?

Answer: scanty cytoplasm and markedly hyperchromatic nuclei


Question: What did scanty cytoplasm and markedly hyperchromatic nuclei have?

Answer: irregular nuclear outlines


Question: Did scanty cytoplasm and markedly hyperchromatic nuclei have irregular nuclear outlines?

Answer: yes


Question: Did suspension of leucocytes above have irregular nuclear outlines?

Answer: no


Question: What have scanty cytoplasm and markedly hyperchromatic nuclei having irregular nuclear outlines?

Answer: squamous cells


Question: What do the squamous cells have?

Answer: scanty cytoplasm and markedly hyperchromatic nuclei having irregular nuclear outlines


Question: Do the squamous cells have scanty cytoplasm and markedly hyperchromatic nuclei having irregular nuclear outlines?

Answer: yes


Question: Do lassification of chromosomes have scanty cytoplasm and markedly hyperchromatic nuclei having irregular nuclear outlines?

Answer: no


Question: What shows numerous PMNs?

Answer: background


Question: What does the background show?

Answer: pmns


Question: Does the background show numerous PMNs?

Answer: yes


Question: Does there show numerous PMNs?

Answer: no


Question: What is of a fungating or exophytic, cauliflower-like tumour?

Answer: invasive carcinoma of the cervix common gross appearance


Question: What is of the cervix common gross appearance of or exophytic, cauliflower-like tumour?

Answer: invasive carcinoma


Question: Is invasive carcinoma of the cervix common gross appearance of a fungating or exophytic, cauliflower-like tumour?

Answer: yes


Question: Is the granuloma of a fungating or exophytic, cauliflower-like tumour?

Answer: no


Question: What shows replacement of the cervix by irregular greywhite friable growth extending into cervical canal as well as distally into attached vaginal cuff?

Answer: gross photograph on right


Question: Does Gross photograph on right show replacement of the cervix by irregular greywhite friable growth extending into cervical canal as well as distally into attached vaginal cuff?

Answer: yes


Question: Does bilayer lipid membrane show replacement of the cervix by irregular greywhite friable growth extending into cervical canal as well as distally into attached vaginal cuff?

Answer: no


Question: What has caseating epithelioid cell granulomas having Langhans 'giant cells and peripheral layer of lymphocytes?

Answer: stroma


Question: What has the stroma caseating?

Answer: epithelioid cell granulomas having langhans 'giant cells and peripheral layer of lymphocytes


Question: Has the stroma caseating epithelioid cell granulomas having Langhans 'giant cells and peripheral layer of lymphocytes?

Answer: yes


Question: Has the mucosal caseating epithelioid cell granulomas having Langhans 'giant cells and peripheral layer of lymphocytes?

Answer: no


Question: What contains endometrial glands, stroma and evidence of preceding old haemorrhage?

Answer: dense fibrocollagenic tissue


Question: What does dense fibrocollagenic tissue contain?

Answer: endometrial glands


Question: Does dense fibrocollagenic tissue contain endometrial glands, stroma and evidence of preceding old haemorrhage?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the cyst wall contain endometrial glands, stroma and evidence of preceding old haemorrhage?

Answer: no


Question: What shows multiple circumscribed, firm nodular masses of variable sizes-submucosal in location having characteristic whorling?

Answer: sectioned surface of the uterus


Question: What does sectioned surface of the uterus show?

Answer: multiple circumscribed


Question: Does sectioned surface of the uterus show multiple circumscribed, firm nodular masses of variable sizes-submucosal in location having characteristic whorling?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the tumour cells show multiple circumscribed, firm nodular masses of variable sizes-submucosal in location having characteristic whorling?

Answer: no


Question: What shows an intrauterine gestation sac with placenta having grey-white whorled pattern?

Answer: opened up uterine cavity


Question: What does the opened up uterine cavity show?

Answer: an intrauterine gestation sac with placenta having grey-white whorled pattern


Question: How does the opened up uterine cavity show an intrauterine gestation sac?

Answer: with placenta having grey-white whorled pattern


Question: Does the opened up uterine cavity show an intrauterine gestation sac with placenta having grey-white whorled pattern?

Answer: yes


Question: Does various types of epithelial cells show an intrauterine gestation sac with placenta having grey-white whorled pattern?

Answer: no


Question: What include stratification of low columnar epithelium lining the inner surface of the cyst and a few psammoma bodies?

Answer: microscopic features


Question: What do microscopic features include?

Answer: stratification of low columnar epithelium lining the inner surface of the cyst and a few psammoma bodies


Question: Do microscopic features include stratification of low columnar epithelium lining the inner surface of the cyst and a few psammoma bodies?

Answer: yes


Question: Do the capillary walls include stratification of low columnar epithelium lining the inner surface of the cyst and a few psammoma bodies?

Answer: no


Question: What shows invasion by clusters of anaplastic tumour cells?

Answer: stroma


Question: What does the stroma show by clusters of anaplastic tumour cells?

Answer: invasion


Question: How does the stroma show invasion?

Answer: by clusters of anaplastic tumour cells


Question: Does the stroma show invasion by clusters of anaplastic tumour cells?

Answer: yes


Question: Does taghorn renal stone with chronic pyelonephritisthe kidney show invasion by clusters of anaplastic tumour cells?

Answer: no


Question: What are lined by a single layer of tall columnar mucin-secreting epithelium with basally-placed nuclei and large apical mucinous vacuoles?

Answer: cyst wall and the septa


Question: What are the cyst wall and the septa lined by?

Answer: a single layer of tall columnar mucin-secreting epithelium with basally-placed nuclei and large apical mucinous vacuoles


Question: Are the cyst wall and the septa lined by a single layer of tall columnar mucin-secreting epithelium with basally-placed nuclei and large apical mucinous vacuoles?

Answer: yes


Question: Are the mucosal lined by a single layer of tall columnar mucin-secreting epithelium with basally-placed nuclei and large apical mucinous vacuoles?

Answer: no


Question: What shows a very large multilocular cyst without papillae?

Answer: cut surface


Question: What does cut surface show without papillae?

Answer: a very large multilocular cyst


Question: Does cut surface show a very large multilocular cyst without papillae?

Answer: yes


Question: Does microscopy of the tumour show a very large multilocular cyst without papillae?

Answer: no


Question: What shows presence of loculi containing gelatinous mucoid material?

Answer: cyst wall


Question: What does the cyst wall show?

Answer: presence of loculi containing gelatinous mucoid material


Question: Does the cyst wall show presence of loculi containing gelatinous mucoid material?

Answer: yes


Question: Does icroscopic appearance of normal testis show presence of loculi containing gelatinous mucoid material?

Answer: no


Question: What shows enlarged ovarian mass on one side which on cut section is solid, grey-white and firm?

Answer: specimen of the uterus


Question: How much side does specimen of the uterus, cervix and adnexa show?

Answer: one


Question: What does specimen of the uterus, cervix and adnexa show?

Answer: enlarged ovarian mass on one side which on cut section is solid


Question: Does specimen of the uterus, cervix and adnexa show enlarged ovarian mass on one side which on cut section is solid, grey-white and firm?

Answer: yes


Question: Does islands of mature cartilage show enlarged ovarian mass on one side which on cut section is solid, grey-white and firm?

Answer: no


Question: What are present?

Answer: several characteristic schiller-duval bodies


Question: Are several characteristic Schiller-Duval bodies present?

Answer: yes


Question: What shows intra - and extracellular hyaline globules?

Answer: specimen of the uterus


Question: What does inset show?

Answer: intra- and extracellular hyaline globules


Question: Does Inset show intra - and extracellular hyaline globules?

Answer: yes


Question: Does epra bacilli in ll seen in fite-faraco show intra - and extracellular hyaline globules?

Answer: no


Question: What is surrounded by granulosa cells?

Answer: central amorphous pink material


Question: What did granulosa cell tumour show?

Answer: the shows the characteristic submucosal cambium layer of cells


Question: How did granulosa cell tumour show uniform granulosa cells and numerous rosette-like Call-Exner bodies?

Answer: by granulosa cells


Question: Did granulosa cell tumour show uniform granulosa cells and numerous rosette-like Call-Exner bodies containing central amorphous pink material surrounded by granulosa cells?

Answer: yes


Question: Is the opened up inner surface of the abdominal aorta surrounded by granulosa cells?

Answer: no


Question: What shows numerous, variable-sized, grape-like translucent vesicles containing clear fluid?

Answer: specimen


Question: What does the specimen show?

Answer: numerous


Question: Does the specimen show numerous, variable-sized, grape-like translucent vesicles containing clear fluid?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the congophilic areas show numerous, variable-sized, grape-like translucent vesicles containing clear fluid?

Answer: no


Question: What are also seen?

Answer: tan areas of haemorrhage


Question: Are Tan areas of haemorrhage also seen?

Answer: yes


Question: Are numbers in the illustrations also seen?

Answer: no


Question: What is characterised by hydropic and avascular enlarged villi with trophoblastic proliferation in the form of masses and sheets?

Answer: hydatidiform mole


Question: What is hydatidiform mole characterised by?

Answer: hydropic and avascular enlarged villi


Question: Is hydatidiform mole characterised by hydropic and avascular enlarged villi with trophoblastic proliferation in the form of masses and sheets?

Answer: yes


Question: Is the tumour arising from the retina characterised by hydropic and avascular enlarged villi with trophoblastic proliferation in the form of masses and sheets?

Answer: no


Question: What include formation of solid nests, cords, gland-like structures and intraductal growth pattern of anaplastic tumour cells?

Answer: microscopic features


Question: What do microscopic features include?

Answer: formation of solid nests


Question: Do microscopic features include formation of solid nests, cords, gland-like structures and intraductal growth pattern of anaplastic tumour cells?

Answer: yes


Question: Do masses of large uniform tumour cells include formation of solid nests, cords, gland-like structures and intraductal growth pattern of anaplastic tumour cells?

Answer: no


Question: What is there of densely collagenised stroma by these cells in a haphazard manner?

Answer: infiltration


Question: Is there infiltration of densely collagenised stroma by these cells in a haphazard manner?

Answer: yes


Question: Is side infiltration of densely collagenised stroma by these cells in a haphazard manner?

Answer: no


Question: How much cell are characteristic histologic features?

Answer: one


Question: What are characteristic histologic features?

Answer: one cell wide files of round regular tumour cells


Question: What shows a large grey white soft fleshy tumour replacing almost whole of the breast?

Answer: cut surface of the breast


Question: What does cut surface of the breast show?

Answer: a large grey white soft fleshy tumour replacing almost whole of the breast


Question: Does cut surface of the breast show a large grey white soft fleshy tumour replacing almost whole of the breast?

Answer: yes


Question: Does epithelial show a large grey white soft fleshy tumour replacing almost whole of the breast?

Answer: no


Question: What is somewhat delineated from the adjacent breast parenchyma as compared to irregular margin of IDC?

Answer: tumour


Question: What is the tumour somewhat delineated from?

Answer: adjacent breast parenchyma as compared to irregular margin of idc


Question: Is the tumour somewhat delineated from the adjacent breast parenchyma as compared to irregular margin of IDC?

Answer: yes


Question: Is examination of bone marrow somewhat delineated from the adjacent breast parenchyma as compared to irregular margin of IDC?

Answer: no


Question: How many characteristic features does microscopy show?

Answer: two


Question: What are infiltrated richly with lymphocytes?

Answer: stroma


Question: What are two characteristic features-large tumour cells forming syncytial arrangement and stroma infiltrated with?

Answer: lymphocytes


Question: How are two characteristic features-large tumour cells forming syncytial arrangement and stroma infiltrated richly?

Answer: with lymphocytes


Question: Are two characteristic features-large tumour cells forming syncytial arrangement and stroma infiltrated richly with lymphocytes?

Answer: yes


Question: Are the number of layers infiltrated richly with lymphocytes?

Answer: no


Question: What shows two characteristic features-large tumour cells forming syncytial arrangement and stroma infiltrated richly with lymphocytes?

Answer: microscopy


Question: What does microscopy show?

Answer: two characteristic features-large tumour cells forming syncytial arrangement and stroma infiltrated richly with lymphocytes


Question: Does microscopy show two characteristic features-large tumour cells forming syncytial arrangement and stroma infiltrated richly with lymphocytes?

Answer: yes


Question: Does continuous involvement of the rectum and colon without any uninvolved show two characteristic features-large tumour cells forming syncytial arrangement and stroma infiltrated richly with lymphocytes?

Answer: no


Question: What are seen as clusters floating in pools of abundant mucin?

Answer: tumour cells


Question: What are the tumour cells seen as?

Answer: clusters floating in pools of abundant mucin


Question: Are the tumour cells seen as clusters floating in pools of abundant mucin?

Answer: yes


Question: Are the opened up chambers of the heart seen as clusters floating in pools of abundant mucin?

Answer: no


Question: What are there in the epidermal layers containing large tumour cells?

Answer: clefts in the epidermal layers


Question: Are there clefts in the epidermal layers containing large tumour cells?

Answer: yes


Question: Is the sectioned surface of the lung clefts in the epidermal layers containing large tumour cells?

Answer: no


Question: What are in the epidermal layers containing large tumour cells?

Answer: clefts


Question: Are clefts in the epidermal layers containing large tumour cells?

Answer: yes


Question: Are these cases clefts in the epidermal layers containing large tumour cells?

Answer: no


Question: What is crusted and ulcerated?

Answer: region of nipple and areola


Question: Is the region of nipple and areola crusted and ulcerated?

Answer: yes


Question: Is stanford type crusted and ulcerated?

Answer: no


Question: What show nuclear positivity with ER and PR antibody immunostains?

Answer: tumour cells


Question: What do the tumour cells show with ER and PR antibody immunostains?

Answer: nuclear positivity


Question: How do the tumour cells show nuclear positivity?

Answer: with er and pr antibody immunostains


Question: Do the tumour cells show nuclear positivity with ER and PR antibody immunostains?

Answer: yes


Question: Do typhoid ulcers in the small intestine show nuclear positivity with ER and PR antibody immunostains?

Answer: no


Question: What is identified in a section of the normal skin?

Answer: main structures


Question: Where is main structures identified in?

Answer: a section of the normal skin


Question: Is main structures identified in a section of the normal skin?

Answer: yes


Question: Are tan areas of haemorrhage identified in a section of the normal skin?

Answer: no


Question: What shows hyperkeratosis, acathosis and broadened papillae and spongiosis of the epidermal layers?

Answer: epidermis


Question: What does the epidermis show?

Answer: hyperkeratosis


Question: Does the epidermis show hyperkeratosis, acathosis and broadened papillae and spongiosis of the epidermal layers?

Answer: yes


Question: Does an intimal show hyperkeratosis, acathosis and broadened papillae and spongiosis of the epidermal layers?

Answer: no


Question: What shows mild perivascular chronic inflammatory cell infiltrate?

Answer: dermis


Question: What does the dermis show?

Answer: mild perivascular chronic inflammatory cell infiltrate


Question: Does the dermis show mild perivascular chronic inflammatory cell infiltrate?

Answer: yes


Question: What show numerous molluscum bodies which are intracytoplasmic inclusions?

Answer: epidermal layers


Question: What do the epidermal layers show?

Answer: numerous molluscum bodies which are intracytoplasmic inclusions


Question: Do the epidermal layers show numerous molluscum bodies which are intracytoplasmic inclusions?

Answer: yes


Question: What shows close-up view of molluscum bodies?

Answer: inset


Question: What does inset show?

Answer: close-up view of molluscum bodies


Question: Does inset show close-up view of molluscum bodies?

Answer: yes


Question: Does peripheral blood film showing marked neutrophilic leucocytosis show close-up view of molluscum bodies?

Answer: no


Question: What shows noncaseating epithelioid granulomas having Langhans ' giant cells and paucity of lymphocytes, termed as naked granulomas?

Answer: dermis


Question: What does the dermis show?

Answer: noncaseating epithelioid granulomas having langhans' giant cells and paucity of lymphocytes


Question: Does the dermis show noncaseating epithelioid granulomas having Langhans ' giant cells and paucity of lymphocytes, termed as naked granulomas?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the cystic change show noncaseating epithelioid granulomas having Langhans ' giant cells and paucity of lymphocytes, termed as naked granulomas?

Answer: no


Question: What is subepidermal with regeneration of the epidermis at the periphery?

Answer: bulla containing eosinophilis


Question: What is a papillary microabscess composed of?

Answer: neutrophils


Question: What is there composed of neutrophils?

Answer: papillary microabscess


Question: Is there a papillary microabscess composed of neutrophils?

Answer: yes


Question: What shows necrotic keratinocytes and inflammatory cells?

Answer: affected area


Question: Does individual myocardial fibres show necrotic keratinocytes and inflammatory cells?

Answer: no


Question: What shows non-acantholytic subepidermal bulla containing microabscess of eosinophils?

Answer: skin


Question: What does the skin show?

Answer: non-acantholytic subepidermal bulla containing microabscess of eosinophils


Question: Does the skin show non-acantholytic subepidermal bulla containing microabscess of eosinophils?

Answer: yes


Question: Does Disse show non-acantholytic subepidermal bulla containing microabscess of eosinophils?

Answer: no


Question: Is there pronounced dermoepidermal interface dermatitis?

Answer: yes


Question: What is there of kertinocytes at the junction and mild lymphocytic infiltrate?

Answer: oedema and necrosis


Question: Is there oedema and necrosis of kertinocytes at the junction and mild lymphocytic infiltrate?

Answer: yes


Question: Is luminal surface of longitudinal cut section oedema and necrosis of kertinocytes at the junction and mild lymphocytic infiltrate?

Answer: no


Question: What show neutrophilic microabscess causing dermo-epidermal separation at tips?

Answer: tips of dermal papillae


Question: What do the tips of dermal papillae show?

Answer: neutrophilic microabscess causing dermo-epidermal separation at tips


Question: Do the tips of dermal papillae show neutrophilic microabscess causing dermo-epidermal separation at tips?

Answer: yes


Question: Do the lumen show neutrophilic microabscess causing dermo-epidermal separation at tips?

Answer: no


Question: There is regular elongation of the rete ridges with thickening of whose lower portion ?

Answer: their


Question: What is there of the rete ridges with thickening of their lower portion?

Answer: regular elongation


Question: Whose lower portion is there?

Answer: rete ridges


Question: What is there with thickening of their lower portion?

Answer: regular elongation of the rete ridges


Question: Is there regular elongation of the rete ridges with thickening of their lower portion?

Answer: yes


Question: Is polarising microscopy in photomicrograph on right regular elongation of the rete ridges with thickening of their lower portion?

Answer: no


Question: What are elongated and oedematous with suprapapillary thinning of epidermis?

Answer: papillae


Question: What are the papillae elongated and oedematous with?

Answer: suprapapillary thinning of epidermis


Question: Are the papillae elongated and oedematous with suprapapillary thinning of epidermis?

Answer: yes


Question: Are two multi-faceted gallstones elongated and oedematous with suprapapillary thinning of epidermis?

Answer: no


Question: What is there in the parakeratotic layer?

Answer: marked parakeratosis with diagnostic munro microabscesses


Question: Is there marked parakeratosis with diagnostic Munro microabscesses in the parakeratotic layer?

Answer: yes


Question: Is the anorectal margin marked parakeratosis with diagnostic Munro microabscesses in the parakeratotic layer?

Answer: no


Question: What is smooth?

Answer: surface


Question: Does the skin surface show a papillary growth with a pedicle?

Answer: yes


Question: Is intermediate callus smooth?

Answer: no


Question: What is raised as polypoid mass over dense hyalinised fibrous connective tissue in the dermis?

Answer: epidermis


Question: What is the epidermis raised as?

Answer: while some are yellowish-white lesions above surface


Question: Is the epidermis raised as polypoid mass over dense hyalinised fibrous connective tissue in the dermis?

Answer: yes


Question: Is cut surface raised as polypoid mass over dense hyalinised fibrous connective tissue in the dermis?

Answer: no


Question: What is in a straight line from the normal uninvolved epidermis?

Answer: border of the elevated lesion at the lateral margin


Question: Is the border of the elevated lesion at the lateral margin in a straight line from the normal uninvolved epidermis?

Answer: yes


Question: Is peripheral blood in itp in a straight line from the normal uninvolved epidermis?

Answer: no


Question: What include papillomatosis, hyperkeratosis and acanthosis?

Answer: other features


Question: What do the other features include?

Answer: papillomatosis


Question: Do the other features include papillomatosis, hyperkeratosis and acanthosis?

Answer: yes


Question: Do details include papillomatosis, hyperkeratosis and acanthosis?

Answer: no


Question: What has adnexal structures in the cyst wall ie in addition to features of epidermal cyst?

Answer: in cyst


Question: What does dermoid cyst have?

Answer: adnexal structures in the cyst wall


Question: Does dermoid cyst have adnexal structures in the cyst wall ie in addition to features of epidermal cyst?

Answer: yes


Question: Does taghorn renal stone with chronic pyelonephritisthe kidney have adnexal structures in the cyst wall ie in addition to features of epidermal cyst?

Answer: no


Question: What is invaded by downward proliferating epidermal masses of cells which show atypical features?

Answer: dermis


Question: What is the dermis invaded by?

Answer: downward proliferating epidermal masses of cells


Question: Is the dermis invaded by downward proliferating epidermal masses of cells which show atypical features?

Answer: yes


Question: Is a partly formed unerupted tooth invaded by downward proliferating epidermal masses of cells which show atypical features?

Answer: no


Question: Are a few horn pearls with central laminated keratin present?

Answer: yes


Question: Are external surface shows present?

Answer: no


Question: What is there in the dermis between the masses of tumour cells?

Answer: inflammatory reaction


Question: Is there inflammatory reaction in the dermis between the masses of tumour cells?

Answer: yes


Question: What is invaded by irregular masses of basaloid cells with characteristic peripheral palisaded appearance?

Answer: dermis


Question: What is the dermis invaded by?

Answer: irregular masses of basaloid cells with characteristic peripheral palisaded appearance


Question: Is the dermis invaded by irregular masses of basaloid cells with characteristic peripheral palisaded appearance?

Answer: yes


Question: Is peripheral blood in itp invaded by irregular masses of basaloid cells with characteristic peripheral palisaded appearance?

Answer: no


Question: What are separated from dermal collagen by a space called shrinkage artefact?

Answer: masses of tumour cells


Question: What are the masses of tumour cells separated from?

Answer: dermal collagen by a space called shrinkage artefact


Question: Are the masses of tumour cells separated from dermal collagen by a space called shrinkage artefact?

Answer: yes


Question: Are cells separated from dermal collagen by a space called shrinkage artefact?

Answer: no


Question: What shows islands and lobules within the dermis which are composed of two types of cells: outer basophilic cells and inner shadow cells?

Answer: tumour


Question: How many types does the tumour show?

Answer: two


Question: What does the tumour show?

Answer: islands and lobules within the dermis


Question: Does the tumour show islands and lobules within the dermis which are composed of two types of cells: outer basophilic cells and inner shadow cells?

Answer: yes


Question: What are also seen?

Answer: areas of calcification


Question: Are areas of calcification also seen?

Answer: yes


Question: Are the air spaces also seen?

Answer: no


Question: What is coarse and irregular?

Answer: melanin pigment in naevus cells


Question: Is melanin pigment in naevus cells coarse and irregular?

Answer: yes


Question: Are the individual cells in layers coarse and irregular?

Answer: no


Question: Is an elevated blackish ulcerated area with irregular outlines?

Answer: yes


Question: What shows an elevated blackish ulcerated area with irregular outlines?

Answer: hemimaxillectomy specimen


Question: What does the hemimaxillectomy specimen show?

Answer: elevated blackish ulcerated area with irregular outlines


Question: Does the hemimaxillectomy specimen show an elevated blackish ulcerated area with irregular outlines?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the lumen show an elevated blackish ulcerated area with irregular outlines?

Answer: no


Question: What shows junctional activity at the dermal-epidermal junction?

Answer: malignant melanoma


Question: What does malignant melanoma show at the dermal-epidermal junction?

Answer: junctional activity


Question: Does alignant melanoma show junctional activity at the dermal-epidermal junction?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the portal tract show junctional activity at the dermal-epidermal junction?

Answer: no


Question: What are seen as solid masses in the dermis?

Answer: tumour cells resembling epithelioid cells with pleomorphic nuclei and prominent nucleoli


Question: What are tumour cells resembling epithelioid cells with pleomorphic nuclei and prominent nucleoli seen as in the dermis?

Answer: solid masses


Question: Are tumour cells resembling epithelioid cells with pleomorphic nuclei and prominent nucleoli seen as solid masses in the dermis?

Answer: yes


Question: Are the lesions seen as solid masses in the dermis?

Answer: no


Question: What contain fine granular melanin pigment?

Answer: many of the tumour cells


Question: What do many of the tumour cells contain?

Answer: fine granular melanin pigment


Question: Do many of the tumour cells contain fine granular melanin pigment?

Answer: yes


Question: Do 3 components: ghon's focus, contain fine granular melanin pigment?

Answer: no


Question: What shows a prominent atypical mitotic figure ?

Answer: photomicrograph


Question: What does photomicrograph show ?

Answer: a prominent atypical mitotic figure


Question: Does photomicrograph show a prominent atypical mitotic figure ?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the granuloma show a prominent atypical mitotic figure ?

Answer: no


Question: What are arranged in storiform or cartwheel pattern?

Answer: tumour cells


Question: What are the tumour cells arranged in?

Answer: storiform or cartwheel pattern


Question: Are the tumour cells arranged in storiform or cartwheel pattern?

Answer: yes


Question: Are tumour cells resembling epithelioid cells with pleomorphic nuclei and prominent nucleoli arranged in storiform or cartwheel pattern?

Answer: no


Question: What exist for each endocrine gland having a regulating hormone?

Answer: both positive and negative feedback controls


Question: What do both positive and negative feedback controls exist for?

Answer: each endocrine gland having a regulating hormone


Question: Do both positive and negative feedback controls exist for each endocrine gland having a regulating hormone?

Answer: yes


Question: Do the lumen exist for each endocrine gland having a regulating hormone?

Answer: no


Question: What shows a large spherical tumour separate from the kidney?

Answer: upper end


Question: What does the upper end show?

Answer: a large spherical tumour separate from the kidney


Question: Does the upper end show a large spherical tumour separate from the kidney?

Answer: yes


Question: Does wide base show a large spherical tumour separate from the kidney?

Answer: no


Question: What shows compressed kidney at the lower end while the upper end shows a large spherical tumour separate from the kidney?

Answer: specimen


Question: What does the specimen show?

Answer: compressed kidney at the lower end


Question: Does the specimen show compressed kidney at the lower end while the upper end shows a large spherical tumour separate from the kidney?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the alveoli and respiratory bronchioles surrounding the coal macule show compressed kidney at the lower end while the upper end shows a large spherical tumour separate from the kidney?

Answer: no


Question: What show dark brown, necrotic and haemorrhagic tumour?

Answer: solid areas


Question: What do solid areas show?

Answer: dark brown


Question: Do solid areas show dark brown, necrotic and haemorrhagic tumour?

Answer: yes


Question: Do b, h&e show dark brown, necrotic and haemorrhagic tumour?

Answer: no


Question: What shows cystic change while solid areas show dark brown, necrotic and haemorrhagic tumour?

Answer: cut surface of tumour


Question: What does Cut surface of tumour show?

Answer: cystic change while solid areas show dark brown


Question: Does Cut surface of tumour show cystic change while solid areas show dark brown, necrotic and haemorrhagic tumour?

Answer: yes


Question: Does 2 and 3 show cystic change while solid areas show dark brown, necrotic and haemorrhagic tumour?

Answer: no


Question: What has typical zellballen or nested pattern?

Answer: tumour


Question: What does the tumour have?

Answer: typical zellballen or nested pattern


Question: Does the tumour have typical zellballen or nested pattern?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the alveolar lumina have typical zellballen or nested pattern?

Answer: no


Question: What are large, polyhedral and pleomorphic having abundant granular cytoplasm?

Answer: tumour cells


Question: How are the tumour cells?

Answer: large


Question: Are the tumour cells large, polyhedral and pleomorphic having abundant granular cytoplasm?

Answer: yes


Question: Are the lipofuscin pigment granules large, polyhedral and pleomorphic having abundant granular cytoplasm?

Answer: no


Question: What shows small, round to oval cells forming irregular sheets separated by fibrovascular stroma?

Answer: neuroblastoma


Question: Does neuroblastoma show small, round to oval cells forming irregular sheets separated by fibrovascular stroma?

Answer: yes


Question: Does iron on absorption from upper small intestine show small, round to oval cells forming irregular sheets separated by fibrovascular stroma?

Answer: no


Question: What are also present?

Answer: a few homerwright 's pseudorosettes


Question: Are a few HomerWright 's pseudorosettes also present?

Answer: yes


Question: What shows a close-up view of pseudorosette?

Answer: inset


Question: What does inset show?

Answer: a close-up view of pseudorosette


Question: Does inset show a close-up view of pseudorosette?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the incised wound as well as suture track on either side show a close-up view of pseudorosette?

Answer: no


Question: What do histologic features include infiltration with?

Answer: formation of lymphoid follicles


Question: Do histologic features include: lymphoid cell infiltration with formation of lymphoid follicles having germinal centres ; small, atrophic and colloid-deficient follicles ; presence of Hurthle cells which have granular oxyphil cytoplasm and large irregular

Answer: yes


Question: Do epithelial follicles include: lymphoid cell infiltration with formation of lymphoid follicles having germinal centres ; small, atrophic and colloid-deficient follicles ; presence of Hurthle cells which have granular oxyphil cytoplasm and large irregula

Answer: no


Question: What is enlarged diffusely?

Answer: thyroid gland


Question: Is the thyroid gland enlarged diffusely?

Answer: yes


Question: Is the basement membrane enlarged diffusely?

Answer: no


Question: What shows lobules of translucent gelatinous light brown parenchyma and areas of haemorrhage?

Answer: cut section


Question: What does cut section show?

Answer: lobules of translucent gelatinous light brown parenchyma and areas of haemorrhage


Question: Does cut section show lobules of translucent gelatinous light brown parenchyma and areas of haemorrhage?

Answer: yes


Question: Does those independent of pituitary control show lobules of translucent gelatinous light brown parenchyma and areas of haemorrhage?

Answer: no


Question: What shows large follicles distended by colloid and lined by flattened follicular epithelium?

Answer: microscopy


Question: What does microscopy show?

Answer: large follicles distended by colloid and lined by flattened follicular epithelium


Question: Does microscopy show large follicles distended by colloid and lined by flattened follicular epithelium?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the sectioned surface show large follicles distended by colloid and lined by flattened follicular epithelium?

Answer: no


Question: What is enlarged and nodular?

Answer: thyroid gland


Question: Is the thyroid gland enlarged and nodular?

Answer: yes


Question: Is iron enlarged and nodular?

Answer: no


Question: What shows multiple nodules separated from each other by incomplete fibrous septa?

Answer: cut surface


Question: What does cut surface show?

Answer: multiple nodules separated from each other by incomplete fibrous septa


Question: Does cut surface show multiple nodules separated from each other by incomplete fibrous septa?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the corresponding area show multiple nodules separated from each other by incomplete fibrous septa?

Answer: no


Question: What are also seen?

Answer: areas of haemorrhage and cystic change


Question: Are areas of haemorrhage and cystic change also seen?

Answer: yes


Question: Are the functional divisions of the lobule into 3 zones also seen?

Answer: no


Question: What shows a solitary nodule having capsule?

Answer: sectioned surface of the thyroid


Question: What does sectioned surface of the thyroid show?

Answer: a solitary nodule having capsule


Question: Does sectioned surface of the thyroid show a solitary nodule having capsule?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the epidermis show a solitary nodule having capsule?

Answer: no


Question: What shows a solitary nodule having capsule?

Answer: epidermis


Question: What does sectioned surface of the thyroid show ?

Answer: a solitary nodule having capsule


Question: Does sectioned surface of the thyroid show a solitary nodule having capsule?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the silicotic nodule show a solitary nodule having capsule?

Answer: no


Question: What shows a single nodule separated from the rest of thyroid parenchyma by incomplete fibrous septa?

Answer: cut surface


Question: What does Cut surface of the enlarged thyroid gland show?

Answer: a single nodule separated from the rest of thyroid parenchyma by incomplete fibrous septa


Question: Does Cut surface of the enlarged thyroid gland show a single nodule separated from the rest of thyroid parenchyma by incomplete fibrous septa?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the border of the elevated lesion at the lateral margin show a single nodule separated from the rest of thyroid parenchyma by incomplete fibrous septa?

Answer: no


Question: What is grey-white soft and shows grossly visible papillary pattern?

Answer: nodule


Question: Is the nodule grey-white soft?

Answer: yes


Question: Is euroblastoma grey-white soft?

Answer: no


Question: What shows a single nodule separated from the rest of thyroid parenchyma by incomplete fibrous septa?

Answer: cut surface of the enlarged thyroid gland


Question: What does cut surface of the enlarged thyroid gland show?

Answer: a single nodule separated from the rest of thyroid parenchyma by incomplete fibrous septa


Question: Does cut surface of the enlarged thyroid gland show a single nodule separated from the rest of thyroid parenchyma by incomplete fibrous septa?

Answer: yes


Question: Does icroscopic appearance of loss of nuclear polarity b show a single nodule separated from the rest of thyroid parenchyma by incomplete fibrous septa?

Answer: no


Question: What is grey-white soft and shows grossly visible papillary pattern?

Answer: nodule


Question: Does the nodule show grossly visible papillary pattern?

Answer: yes


Question: Is reticulin framework grey-white soft?

Answer: no


Question: What is mild pleomorphism?

Answer: there


Question: What is there in the figure?

Answer: mild pleomorphism


Question: Is there mild pleomorphism?

Answer: yes


Question: Is the upper end mild pleomorphism?

Answer: no


Question: What are of various sizes?

Answer: follicles lined by tumour cells


Question: What are the follicles lined by?

Answer: tumour cells


Question: Are the follicles lined by tumour cells of various sizes?

Answer: yes


Question: What shows organoid pattern of oval tumour cells and abundant amyloid stroma?

Answer: microscopy


Question: What does microscopy show?

Answer: organoid pattern of oval tumour cells and abundant amyloid stroma


Question: Does microscopy show organoid pattern of oval tumour cells and abundant amyloid stroma?

Answer: yes


Question: Does a show organoid pattern of oval tumour cells and abundant amyloid stroma?

Answer: no


Question: What shows congophilia which depicts apple-green birefringence under polarising microscopy?

Answer: amyloid


Question: What does amyloid show?

Answer: congophilia which depicts apple-green birefringence under polarising microscopy


Question: Does amyloid show congophilia which depicts apple-green birefringence under polarising microscopy?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the vesselwall show congophilia which depicts apple-green birefringence under polarising microscopy?

Answer: no


Question: What are mostly replaced by structureless eosinophilic material which stains positively with Congo red?

Answer: islets


Question: What are the islets mostly replaced by?

Answer: structureless eosinophilic material


Question: Are the islets mostly replaced by structureless eosinophilic material which stains positively with Congo red?

Answer: yes


Question: Are koilocytes and virus-infected keratinocytes mostly replaced by structureless eosinophilic material which stains positively with Congo red?

Answer: no


Question: What shows necrotic bone and extensive purulent inflammatory exudate?

Answer: histologic appearance


Question: What does histologic appearance show?

Answer: necrotic bone and extensive purulent inflammatory exudate


Question: Does histologic appearance show necrotic bone and extensive purulent inflammatory exudate?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the basement membrane show necrotic bone and extensive purulent inflammatory exudate?

Answer: no


Question: What are there with minute areas of caseation necrosis and surrounded by Langhans ' giant cells?

Answer: epithelioid cell granulomas


Question: Are there epithelioid cell granulomas with minute areas of caseation necrosis and surrounded by Langhans ' giant cells?

Answer: yes


Question: Are a partly formed unerupted tooth epithelioid cell granulomas with minute areas of caseation necrosis and surrounded by Langhans ' giant cells?

Answer: no


Question: What are also seen?

Answer: pieces of necrotic bone


Question: Are Pieces of necrotic bone also seen?

Answer: yes


Question: Are natomical subdivisions of the stomach also seen?

Answer: no


Question: What is expanded due to a cyst?

Answer: end of the long bone


Question: Why is the end of the long bone expanded?

Answer: due to a cyst


Question: Is the end of the long bone expanded due to a cyst?

Answer: yes


Question: Is the anorectal margin expanded due to a cyst?

Answer: no


Question: What is tan and haemorrhagic?

Answer: inner wall of the cyst


Question: Is the inner wall of the cyst tan and haemorrhagic?

Answer: yes


Question: Is extension of fibrous tan and haemorrhagic?

Answer: no


Question: Is histologic hallmark of lesion presence of aneurysmal spaces filled with blood, partly lined by endothelium and separated by connective tissue septa containing osteoclast-like giant cells along the wall of vascular spaces?

Answer: yes


Question: Is cut surface of the enlarged thyroid gland presence of aneurysmal spaces filled with blood, partly lined by endothelium and separated by connective tissue septa containing osteoclast-like giant cells along the wall of vascular spaces?

Answer: no


Question: Are hallmarks of microscopic picture of the usual osteosarcoma the sarcoma cells characterised by variation in size and shape of tumour cells, bizarre mitosis and multinucleate tumour giant cells, and osteogenesis ie?

Answer: yes


Question: Are a few intact hepatic lobules the sarcoma cells characterised by variation in size and shape of tumour cells, bizarre mitosis and multinucleate tumour giant cells, and osteogenesis ie?

Answer: no


Question: What shows mushroom-shaped elevated nodular areas?

Answer: amputated head of the long bone


Question: What does the amputated head of the long bone show?

Answer: mushroom-shaped elevated nodular areas


Question: Does the amputated head of the long bone show mushroom-shaped elevated nodular areas?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the deposition show mushroom-shaped elevated nodular areas?

Answer: no


Question: What have cartilaginous caps and inner osseous tissue?

Answer: nodules


Question: What do these nodules have?

Answer: cartilaginous caps and inner osseous tissue


Question: Do these nodules have cartilaginous caps and inner osseous tissue?

Answer: yes


Question: Do these granulomas have cartilaginous caps and inner osseous tissue?

Answer: no


Question: What shows mature cartilage cells covering the underlying mature lamellar bone containing marrow spaces?

Answer: overlying cap


Question: What does the overlying cap show?

Answer: mature cartilage cells covering the underlying mature lamellar bone containing marrow spaces


Question: Does the overlying cap show mature cartilage cells covering the underlying mature lamellar bone containing marrow spaces?

Answer: yes


Question: Does periphery show mature cartilage cells covering the underlying mature lamellar bone containing marrow spaces?

Answer: no


Question: What include invasion of the tumour into adjacent soft tissues and cytologic characteristics of malignancy in the tumour cells?

Answer: histologic features


Question: What do histologic features include?

Answer: invasion of the tumour into adjacent soft tissues and cytologic characteristics of malignancy in the tumour cells


Question: Do histologic features include invasion of the tumour into adjacent soft tissues and cytologic characteristics of malignancy in the tumour cells?

Answer: yes


Question: Do cells include invasion of the tumour into adjacent soft tissues and cytologic characteristics of malignancy in the tumour cells?

Answer: no


Question: What reveals osteoclast-like multinucleate giant cells which are regularly distributed among the mononuclear stromal cells?

Answer: microscopy


Question: What does microscopy reveal?

Answer: osteoclast-like multinucleate giant cells which are regularly distributed among the mononuclear stromal cells


Question: Does microscopy reveal osteoclast-like multinucleate giant cells which are regularly distributed among the mononuclear stromal cells?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the tumour arising from the retina reveal osteoclast-like multinucleate giant cells which are regularly distributed among the mononuclear stromal cells?

Answer: no


Question: What is largely extending into soft tissues including the skeletal muscle?

Answer: tumour


Question: Is the tumour largely extending into soft tissues including the skeletal muscle?

Answer: yes


Question: Is formation of granulation tissue largely extending into soft tissues including the skeletal muscle?

Answer: no


Question: What is grey-white, cystic, soft and friable?

Answer: cut surface of the tumour


Question: Is cut surface of the tumour grey-white, cystic, soft and friable?

Answer: yes


Question: Is the epidermis grey-white, cystic, soft and friable?

Answer: no


Question: What are quite variable in size having characteristic bubbly cytoplasm and anisonucleocytosis?

Answer: tumour cells


Question: What do the tumour cells have?

Answer: characteristic bubbly cytoplasm and anisonucleocytosis


Question: Are the tumour cells quite variable in size having characteristic bubbly cytoplasm and anisonucleocytosis?

Answer: yes


Question: What is myxoid?

Answer: background


Question: Is the background myxoid?

Answer: yes


Question: What is surrounded by inflammatory cells, fibroblasts and occasional giant cells?

Answer: gouty tophus


Question: What is gouty tophus, showing central aggregates of urate crystals surrounded by?

Answer: inflammatory cells


Question: How is gouty tophus, showing central aggregates of urate crystals surrounded?

Answer: by inflammatory cells


Question: Is gouty tophus, showing central aggregates of urate crystals surrounded by inflammatory cells, fibroblasts and occasional giant cells?

Answer: no


Question: What shows infiltrate of small oval to spindled histiocytes with numerous interspersed multinucleate giant cells lyning in a background of fibrous tissue?

Answer: tumour


Question: What does the tumour show?

Answer: infiltrate of small oval to spindled histiocytes with numerous interspersed multinucleate giant cells lyning in a background of fibrous tissue


Question: How does the tumour show?

Answer: with numerous interspersed multinucleate giant cells lyning in a background of fibrous tissue


Question: Does the tumour show infiltrate of small oval to spindled histiocytes with numerous interspersed multinucleate giant cells lyning in a background of fibrous tissue?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the wall of the gallbladder show infiltrate of small oval to spindled histiocytes with numerous interspersed multinucleate giant cells lyning in a background of fibrous tissue?

Answer: no


Question: What is composed of dense connective tissue lined internally by flattened lining?

Answer: cyst wall


Question: What is the cyst wall composed of?

Answer: dense connective tissue lined internally by flattened lining


Question: Is the cyst wall composed of dense connective tissue lined internally by flattened lining?

Answer: yes


Question: Is the biopsy composed of dense connective tissue lined internally by flattened lining?

Answer: no


Question: What shows myxoid degeneration?

Answer: cyst wall


Question: What does the cyst wall show?

Answer: myxoid degeneration


Question: Does the cyst wall show myxoid degeneration?

Answer: yes


Question: Does process show myxoid degeneration?

Answer: no


Question: What is composed of mature collagenised fibrous connective tissue?

Answer: circumscribed lesion


Question: What is the circumscribed lesion composed of?

Answer: mature collagenised fibrous connective tissue


Question: Is the circumscribed lesion composed of mature collagenised fibrous connective tissue?

Answer: yes


Question: Is sectioned surface composed of mature collagenised fibrous connective tissue?

Answer: no


Question: What is somewhat circumscribed?

Answer: lobulated tumour infiltrating the skeletal muscle


Question: Is the lobulated tumour infiltrating the skeletal muscle somewhat circumscribed?

Answer: yes


Question: Is iron somewhat circumscribed?

Answer: no


Question: What is grey-white fleshy with areas of haemorrhage and necrosis?

Answer: cut surface


Question: What is cut surface?

Answer: grey-white fleshy with areas of haemorrhage and necrosis


Question: Is cut surface grey-white fleshy with areas of haemorrhage and necrosis?

Answer: yes


Question: Is the covering mucosa grey-white fleshy with areas of haemorrhage and necrosis?

Answer: no


Question: What is soft, lobulated, yellowish and greasy?

Answer: cut surface of the tumour


Question: What shows characteristic, univacuolated and multivacuolated lipoblasts with bizarre nuclei?

Answer: tumour


Question: What does the tumour show?

Answer: characteristic


Question: Does the tumour show characteristic, univacuolated and multivacuolated lipoblasts with bizarre nuclei?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the particle show characteristic, univacuolated and multivacuolated lipoblasts with bizarre nuclei?

Answer: no


Question: What shows close-up view of a typical lipoblast having multivacuolated cytoplasm indenting the atypical nucleus?

Answer: inset in the right photomicrograph


Question: What does inset in the right photomicrograph show?

Answer: close-up view of a typical lipoblast having multivacuolated cytoplasm indenting the atypical nucleus


Question: Does inset in the right photomicrograph show close-up view of a typical lipoblast having multivacuolated cytoplasm indenting the atypical nucleus?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the tuft show close-up view of a typical lipoblast having multivacuolated cytoplasm indenting the atypical nucleus?

Answer: no


Question: What shows the characteristic submucosal Cambium layer of tumour cells?

Answer: tumour


Question: What does the tumour show?

Answer: characteristic submucosal cambium layer of tumour cells


Question: Does the tumour show the characteristic submucosal Cambium layer of tumour cells?

Answer: yes


Question: Does microscopy of the tumour show the characteristic submucosal Cambium layer of tumour cells?

Answer: no


Question: What is divided into alveolar spaces composed of fibrocollagenous tissue?

Answer: tumour


Question: What is the tumour divided into?

Answer: alveolar spaces composed of fibrocollagenous tissue


Question: Is the tumour divided into alveolar spaces composed of fibrocollagenous tissue?

Answer: yes


Question: Is dermoid cyst divided into alveolar spaces composed of fibrocollagenous tissue?

Answer: no


Question: What are lined by small, dark, undifferentiated tumour cells, with some cells floating in the alveolar spaces?

Answer: fibrous trabeculae


Question: What are the fibrous trabeculae lined by?

Answer: small


Question: Are the fibrous trabeculae lined by small, dark, undifferentiated tumour cells, with some cells floating in the alveolar spaces?

Answer: yes


Question: Are the interface between viable and non-viable area lined by small, dark, undifferentiated tumour cells, with some cells floating in the alveolar spaces?

Answer: no


Question: What are also present?

Answer: a few multinucleate tumour giant cells


Question: Are a few multinucleate tumour giant cells also present?

Answer: yes


Question: Are these cases also present?

Answer: no


Question: What forming fibrosarcoma-like growth pattern?

Answer: spindle cell areas


Question: What did spindle cell areas form?

Answer: fibrosarcoma-like growth pattern


Question: Did spindle cell areas form fibrosarcoma-like growth pattern?

Answer: yes


Question: What is composed of epithelial-like cells lining cleft-like spaces and gland-like structures?

Answer: tumour


Question: What is the tumour composed of?

Answer: epithelial-like cells lining cleft-like spaces and gland-like structures


Question: Is the tumour composed of epithelial-like cells lining cleft-like spaces and gland-like structures?

Answer: yes


Question: Is stroma composed of epithelial-like cells lining cleft-like spaces and gland-like structures?

Answer: no


Question: Is ryptococci in CSF as seen in mucicarmine stain?

Answer: yes


Question: What is there of scarred area with ipsilateral ventricular dilatation?

Answer: shrinkage


Question: Is there shrinkage of scarred area with ipsilateral ventricular dilatation?

Answer: yes


Question: Is the periphery shrinkage of scarred area with ipsilateral ventricular dilatation?

Answer: no


Question: What are reactive astrocytosis, a few reactive macrophages and neovascularisation in the wall of the cystic lesion?

Answer: histologic changes


Question: What are the histologic change?

Answer: reactive astrocytosis


Question: Are the histologic changes reactive astrocytosis, a few reactive macrophages and neovascularisation in the wall of the cystic lesion?

Answer: yes


Question: Are islands of invading malignant squamous cells reactive astrocytosis, a few reactive macrophages and neovascularisation in the wall of the cystic lesion?

Answer: no


Question: What is densely cellular having marked pleomorphism?

Answer: tumour


Question: What is the tumour?

Answer: densely cellular having marked pleomorphism


Question: Is the tumour densely cellular having marked pleomorphism?

Answer: yes


Question: Is the kidney densely cellular having marked pleomorphism?

Answer: no


Question: What has areas of necrosis which are surrounded by a palisade layer of tumour cells?

Answer: tumour


Question: What does the tumour have?

Answer: areas of necrosis


Question: Does the tumour have areas of necrosis which are surrounded by a palisade layer of tumour cells?

Answer: yes


Question: Does the covering mucosa have areas of necrosis which are surrounded by a palisade layer of tumour cells?

Answer: no


Question: What is circumscribed with irregular surface convolutions and prominent blood vessels?

Answer: tumour mass


Question: Is photomicrograph on right under higher magnification circumscribed with irregular surface convolutions and prominent blood vessels?

Answer: no


Question: What is firm and fibrous?

Answer: cut surface of the mass


Question: Is cut surface of the mass firm and fibrous?

Answer: yes


Question: Is the tumour firm and fibrous?

Answer: no


Question: What does this image show?

Answer: hemorrhage secondary to ruptured aneurysm


Question: Does this image show hemorrhage secondary to ruptured aneurysm?

Answer: yes


Question: What is present?

Answer: abdomen


Question: Is abdomen present?

Answer: yes


Question: Where is this area in the body?

Answer: abdomen


Question: What is present ?

Answer: Abdomen


Question: What does this image show?

Answer: hemorrhage secondary to ruptured aneurysm


Question: Does this image show hemorrhage secondary to ruptured aneurysm?

Answer: yes


Question: Does abdomen show hemorrhage secondary to ruptured aneurysm?

Answer: no


Question: What is present?

Answer: abdomen


Question: Is abdomen present?

Answer: yes


Question: Where is this area in the body?

Answer: abdomen


Question: What is present ?

Answer: Abdomen


Question: What does this image show?

Answer: close-up of uterus and ovaries with metastatic carcinoma on peritoneal surface


Question: How does this image show close-up of uterus and ovaries?

Answer: with metastatic carcinoma on peritoneal surface


Question: Does this image show close-up of uterus and ovaries with metastatic carcinoma on peritoneal surface?

Answer: yes


Question: What is present?

Answer: abdomen


Question: Is abdomen present?

Answer: yes


Question: Where is this area in the body?

Answer: abdomen


Question: What is present ?

Answer: Abdomen


Question: What does this image show?

Answer: fixed tissue


Question: Does this image show fixed tissue?

Answer: yes


Question: Does abdomen show fixed tissue?

Answer: no


Question: What is present?

Answer: abdomen


Question: Is abdomen present?

Answer: yes


Question: Where is this area in the body?

Answer: abdomen


Question: What is present ?

Answer: Abdomen


Question: What does this image show?

Answer: a whole body photo


Question: Does this image show a whole body photo?

Answer: yes


Question: What is present?

Answer: abdomen


Question: Is abdomen present?

Answer: yes


Question: What is present?

Answer: omphalocele


Question: Is omphalocele present?

Answer: yes


Question: Is abdomen present?

Answer: no


Question: Where is this area in the body?

Answer: abdomen


Question: What is present ?

Answer: Abdomen


Question: What is present ?

Answer: Omphalocele


Question: What does this image show?

Answer: fixed tissue


Question: Does this image show fixed tissue?

Answer: yes


Question: What is present?

Answer: abdomen


Question: Is abdomen present?

Answer: yes


Question: What is present?

Answer: omentum


Question: Is omentum present?

Answer: yes


Question: Is omphalocele present?

Answer: no


Question: What is present?

Answer: tuberculosis


Question: Is tuberculosis present?

Answer: yes


Question: Is omphalocele present?

Answer: no


Question: Where is this area in the body?

Answer: abdomen


Question: What is present ?

Answer: Abdomen


Question: What is present ?

Answer: Omentum


Question: What is present ?

Answer: tuberculosis


Question: What see other slides?

Answer: an opened peritoneal cavity cause by fibrous band strangulation


Question: What does an opened peritoneal cavity cause by fibrous band strangulation see?

Answer: other slides


Question: Does an opened peritoneal cavity cause by fibrous band strangulation see other slides?

Answer: yes


Question: Does omphalocele see other slides?

Answer: no


Question: What does this image show?

Answer: an opened peritoneal cavity cause by fibrous band strangulation see other slides


Question: Does this image show an opened peritoneal cavity cause by fibrous band strangulation see other slides?

Answer: yes


Question: Does tuberculosis show an opened peritoneal cavity cause by fibrous band strangulation see other slides?

Answer: no


Question: What is present?

Answer: abdomen


Question: Is abdomen present?

Answer: yes


Question: What is present?

Answer: subdiaphragmatic abscess


Question: Is subdiaphragmatic abscess present?

Answer: yes


Question: Is omentum present?

Answer: no


Question: Where is this area in the body?

Answer: abdomen


Question: What see other slides ?

Answer: an opened peritoneal cavity cause by fibrous band strangulation


Question: What does an opened peritoneal cavity cause by fibrous band strangulation see?

Answer: other slides


Question: What is present ?

Answer: Abdomen


Question: What is present ?

Answer: subdiaphragmatic abscess


Question: What does this image show?

Answer: opened peritoneum with fibrinopurulent peritonitis


Question: Does this image show opened peritoneum with fibrinopurulent peritonitis?

Answer: yes


Question: Does abdomen show opened peritoneum with fibrinopurulent peritonitis?

Answer: no


Question: What is present?

Answer: abdomen


Question: Is abdomen present?

Answer: yes


Question: What is present?

Answer: acute peritonitis


Question: Is acute peritonitis present?

Answer: yes


Question: Where is this area in the body?

Answer: abdomen


Question: What is present ?

Answer: Abdomen


Question: What is present ?

Answer: acute peritonitis


Question: What does this image show?

Answer: opened abdominal cavity with atypically large lesions looking more like metastatic carcinoma


Question: Does this image show opened abdominal cavity with atypically large lesions looking more like metastatic carcinoma?

Answer: yes


Question: Does subdiaphragmatic abscess show opened abdominal cavity with atypically large lesions looking more like metastatic carcinoma?

Answer: no


Question: What is present?

Answer: peritoneum


Question: Is peritoneum present?

Answer: yes


Question: Is carcinomatosis present?

Answer: no


Question: What is present?

Answer: tuberculous peritonitis


Question: Is tuberculous peritonitis present?

Answer: yes


Question: Where is this area in the body?

Answer: abdomen


Question: What is present ?

Answer: peritoneum


Question: What is present ?

Answer: tuberculous peritonitis


Question: What does this image show?

Answer: view of rectovesical pouch with obvious tumor nodules beneath peritoneum very good example


Question: Does this image show view of rectovesical pouch with obvious tumor nodules beneath peritoneum very good example?

Answer: yes


Question: Does omphalocele show view of rectovesical pouch with obvious tumor nodules beneath peritoneum very good example?

Answer: no


Question: What is present?

Answer: abdomen


Question: Is abdomen present?

Answer: yes


Question: Is tuberculous peritonitis present?

Answer: no


Question: What is present?

Answer: metastatic carcinoma prostate


Question: Is metastatic carcinoma prostate present?

Answer: yes


Question: Is abdomen present?

Answer: no


Question: Where is this area in the body?

Answer: abdomen


Question: What is present ?

Answer: Abdomen


Question: What is present ?

Answer: metastatic carcinoma prostate


Question: What does this image show?

Answer: opened abdominal cavity show typical carcinomatosis


Question: Does this image show opened abdominal cavity show typical carcinomatosis?

Answer: yes


Question: Does an opened peritoneal cavity cause by fibrous band strangulation show opened abdominal cavity show typical carcinomatosis?

Answer: no


Question: What is present?

Answer: peritoneum


Question: Is peritoneum present?

Answer: yes


Question: Is omentum present?

Answer: no


Question: What is present?

Answer: carcinomatosis endometrium primary


Question: Is carcinomatosis endometrium primary present?

Answer: yes


Question: Is omentum present?

Answer: no


Question: Where is this area in the body?

Answer: abdomen


Question: What is present ?

Answer: peritoneum


Question: What is present ?

Answer: Carcinomatosis endometrium primary


Question: Why does this image show intestines covered by fibrinopurulent membrane?

Answer: due to ruptured peptic ulcer


Question: What does this image show?

Answer: intestines covered by fibrinopurulent membrane due to ruptured peptic ulcer


Question: Does this image show intestines covered by fibrinopurulent membrane due to ruptured peptic ulcer?

Answer: yes


Question: Does carcinomatosis endometrium primary show intestines covered by fibrinopurulent membrane due to ruptured peptic ulcer?

Answer: no


Question: What is present?

Answer: abdomen


Question: Is abdomen present?

Answer: yes


Question: Is tuberculous peritonitis present?

Answer: no


Question: What is present?

Answer: peritoneum


Question: Is peritoneum present?

Answer: yes


Question: Is metastatic carcinoma prostate present?

Answer: no


Question: What is present?

Answer: acute peritonitis


Question: Is acute peritonitis present?

Answer: yes


Question: Is tuberculous peritonitis present?

Answer: no


Question: Where is this area in the body?

Answer: abdomen


Question: What covered by fibrinopurulent membrane due to ruptured peptic ulcer ?

Answer: intestines


Question: What is intestines covered?

Answer: by fibrinopurulent membrane due to ruptured peptic ulcer


Question: What is present ?

Answer: Abdomen


Question: What is present ?

Answer: peritoneum


Question: What is present ?

Answer: acute peritonitis


Question: What is ischemic?

Answer: opened abdominal cavity with massive tumor in omentum none apparent in liver nor over peritoneal surfaces gut


Question: Is opened abdominal cavity with massive tumor in omentum none apparent in liver nor over peritoneal surfaces gut ischemic?

Answer: yes


Question: What does this image show?

Answer: opened abdominal cavity with massive tumor in omentum none apparent in liver nor over peritoneal surfaces gut is ischemic


Question: Does this image show opened abdominal cavity with massive tumor in omentum none apparent in liver nor over peritoneal surfaces gut is ischemic?

Answer: yes


Question: What is present?

Answer: metastatic carcinoma


Question: Is metastatic carcinoma present?

Answer: yes


Question: Where is this area in the body?

Answer: abdomen


Question: What is ischemic ?

Answer: opened abdominal cavity with massive tumor in omentum none apparent in liver nor over peritoneal surfaces gut


Question: What is present ?

Answer: metastatic carcinoma


Question: What is not clear?

Answer: all the fat necrosis


Question: Is all the fat necrosis not clear?

Answer: yes


Question: Does this image show opened abdomen with obvious large area of fat necrosis case of perforated ulcer with peritonitis which can not be seen in this photo why all the fat necrosis is not clear?

Answer: yes


Question: What is present?

Answer: omentum


Question: Is omentum present?

Answer: yes


Question: What is present?

Answer: Fat necrosis


Question: Is Fat necrosis present?

Answer: yes


Question: Where is this area in the body?

Answer: abdomen


Question: What is not clear ?

Answer: all the fat necrosis


Question: What is present ?

Answer: Omentum


Question: What is present ?

Answer: Fat necrosis


Question: What does this image show?

Answer: opened abdominal cavity with extensive tumor implants on omentum and bowel


Question: Does this image show opened abdominal cavity with extensive tumor implants on omentum and bowel?

Answer: yes


Question: Does omentum show opened abdominal cavity with extensive tumor implants on omentum and bowel?

Answer: no


Question: What is present?

Answer: peritoneum


Question: Is peritoneum present?

Answer: yes


Question: Is pus in test tube present?

Answer: no


Question: What is present?

Answer: carcinomatosis


Question: Is carcinomatosis present?

Answer: yes


Question: Is pus in test tube present?

Answer: no


Question: Where is this area in the body?

Answer: abdomen


Question: What is present ?

Answer: peritoneum


Question: What is present ?

Answer: Carcinomatosis


Question: What does this image show?

Answer: rather close-up excellent depiction of lesions of tuberculous peritonitis


Question: Does this image show rather close-up excellent depiction of lesions of tuberculous peritonitis?

Answer: yes


Question: Does carcinomatosis show rather close-up excellent depiction of lesions of tuberculous peritonitis?

Answer: no


Question: What is present?

Answer: abdomen


Question: Is abdomen present?

Answer: yes


Question: Is tuberculous peritonitis present?

Answer: no


Question: Where is this area in the body?

Answer: abdomen


Question: What is present ?

Answer: Abdomen


Question: What does this image show?

Answer: close-up of liver with typical gray caseous looking material that can be seen with tuberculous peritonitis


Question: How does this image show close-up of liver?

Answer: with typical gray caseous looking material that can be seen with tuberculous peritonitis


Question: Does this image show close-up of liver with typical gray caseous looking material that can be seen with tuberculous peritonitis?

Answer: yes


Question: Does peritoneum show close-up of liver with typical gray caseous looking material that can be seen with tuberculous peritonitis?

Answer: no


Question: What is cold abscess material very typical?

Answer: this


Question: What is this very typical?

Answer: cold abscess material


Question: Is this cold abscess material very typical?

Answer: yes


Question: Is fat necrosis cold abscess material very typical?

Answer: no


Question: What is present?

Answer: abdomen


Question: Is abdomen present?

Answer: yes


Question: Is opened abdominal cavity with massive tumor in omentum none apparent in liver nor over peritoneal surfaces gut present?

Answer: no


Question: Where is this area in the body?

Answer: abdomen


Question: What is cold abscess material very typical ?

Answer: this


Question: What is this very typical ?

Answer: cold abscess material


Question: What is present ?

Answer: Abdomen


Question: How is this  abscess material very typical?

Answer: cold


Question: How is this cold abscess material?

Answer: typical


Question: What contains granulomata slide is a close-up view of the typical cold abscess exudate on the liver surface?

Answer: slices and spleen tuberculous present capsule and spleen