Irene Gold Boards Part 1 Pathology Exam – Practice Questions and Verified Answers | Latest Update Graded A+

IRENE GOLD BOARDS PART 1
PATHOLOGY EXAM | QUESTIONS &
ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST
UPDATE | GRADED A+




What type of degeneration is this?



→calcium infiltration into normal tissue



→hypervitaminosis D

Correct Answer: calcification, metastatic



What type of degeneration is this?



→calcium infiltration into abnormal/damage tissues



→ atherosclerosis or atheroma

→damage to tunica intima

Correct Answer: calcification, dystrophic



What type of degeneration is this?



1

,→TB

Correct Answer: caseous



What type of degeneration is this?



→albuminous



→membrane injured which affects ionic transfer

Correct Answer: cloudy swelling



What type of degeneration is this?



→infarction (MI) heart to blood vessels; thickening/stasis

Correct Answer: coagulation



What type of degeneration is this?



→pancreas

Correct Answer: enzymatic



What type of degeneration is this?




2

,→in liver aka nutmeg liver

→in heart aka tabby cat heart



STEPS:

fatty dot→fatty streak→atheroma (fatty plague)→fibroatheroma (fibrous tissue, calcium)

Correct Answer: fatty



What type of degeneration is this?



→ calcification

→ raised lesions

Correct Answer: plague



What type of degeneration is this?



→ CNS

ex brain melts, tertiary syphilis, leprosy

→ SKIN if from infection)

Correct Answer: liquefaction



What type of degeneration is this?



→peripheral nerves




3

, → degenerates to the next Node of Ranvier

Correct Answer: Wallerian



What type of degeneration is this?



→hyaline

→ most common in skeletal muscle

→muscle replaced with hyaline

Correct Answer: Zenker's (waxy)



What type of degeneration is this?



→shrink



→nuclear condensation of the chromatin

→followed by karyorrhexis

Correct Answer: pyknosis



What type of degeneration is this?



→destructive fragmentation of the nucleus

Correct Answer: karyorrhexis




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