10.What is atrophy called?y?
A Decrease in size of previously normal organs
B. Improper development of organs
B. Absence of any organ
D. Abnormal development of any important organ.
11.What types of dystrophy are found by type of metabolism?
A Protein, fat, carbohydrate, mineral
B. Intracellular, extracellular, mixed
B. Direct, indirect
G. Physiological, pathological.
12.What is fatty degeneration?
A Morphological changes occurring in tissues due to lipid metabolism disorders
B. Accumulation of chromotrope in connective tissue
B. Disturbance of protein metabolism in the intercellular substance
D. Destruction of cellular elements in epithelial tissue.
13.What is horny dystrophy?
A Production in excess quantities or impaired quality of the horny substance
B. Transformation of dead cells into hyaline substance
B. Morphological changes in tissues as a result of lipid metabolism disorders
D. Pathological synthesis of fibrillar protein substance.
14. What is granular dystrophy?
A Formation of protein grains in the cytoplasm
B. Decay of cell nuclei
B. Accumulation of keratin in cells
D. Formation of vacuoles in the cytoplasm.
15.What is hydropic dystrophy?
A Accumulation of endo- and exogenous fluids in cells
B. Accumulation of keratin in cells
B. Accumulation of protein in tissues
D. Changes in the chemical structure of proteins.
16.What pigments are hemoglobinogens?
A Hemosiderin, bilirubin, hemotoidin
B. Neutral polysaccharides
B. Mucopolysaccharides
G. Hemoglobin, melanin.
17.What is the name of salt deposition during dry necrosis??
A Calcification, petrification, calcification
B. Calcification, necrosis, gangrene
B. Necrosis, gangrene
D. Calcification, necrosis, calcification.
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