Study Clue

Pathology – II and Genetics (Set-1)

A patient has redness, heat, pain, swelling, and loss of function at a wound site. Which type of inflammation is

A long-standing skin wound shows mainly lymphocytes and macrophages with fibrosis. Which inflammation type fits best A Acute inflammation B

A newborn heel-prick sample is commonly collected on filter paper mainly for A Newborn screening tests B ECG rhythm check

During acute appendicitis, the dominant inflammatory cells seen in tissue are A Eosinophils mainly B Neutrophils mainly C Lymphocytes mainly

A patient has generalized swelling, heavy urine protein, and high cholesterol. This kidney condition is most consistent with A Nephritic

A chronic inflammatory lesion shows macrophages, lymphocytes, and tissue scarring in the same area. What process best explains this combination

A newborn screening card is rejected by the lab because the blood spot is layered and uneven. This error mainly

A patient’s granulomatous lymph node biopsy shows caseation. Which additional test most directly confirms the likely cause A Serum sodium

A biopsy from a chronically inflamed tissue shows granulomas with central necrosis. Ziehl–Neelsen stain is negative, but clinical suspicion remains

A patient with suspected infective endocarditis has taken antibiotics for 3 days and now blood cultures are negative. Which next