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3	does mycobacterium avium infection in a duodenal biopsy from a patient with aids show massive intracellular macrophage infection with acid-fast organisms filamentous and pink in this acid-fast stain preparation?	A: Yes	B: No	A
5	does microscopy show branching papillae having flbrovascular stalk covered by a single layer of cuboidal cells having ground-glass nuclei?	A: Yes	B: No	A
6	does pbf show branching papillae having flbrovascular stalk covered by a single layer of cuboidal cells having ground-glass nuclei?	A: Yes	B: No	B
9	is chematic mechanisms involved in pathogenesis of two main types of diabetes mellitus?	A: Yes	B: No	A
10	are numbers in the illustrations involved in pathogenesis of two main types of diabetes mellitus?	A: Yes	B: No	B
14	are there inadequate t cells to mount a granulomatous response?	A: Yes	B: No	A
16	does the trabecular bone forming the marrow space show trabeculae with osteoclastic activity at the margins?	A: Yes	B: No	A
17	does the upper dermis show trabeculae with osteoclastic activity at the margins?	A: Yes	B: No	B
20	does the cortical bone forming the outer shell show concentric lamellae along with osteocytic lacunae surrounding central blood vessels, while the trabecular bone forming the marrow space shows trabeculae with osteoclastic activity at the margins?	A: Yes	B: No	A
21	does inbox show concentric lamellae along with osteocytic lacunae surrounding central blood vessels, while the trabecular bone forming the marrow space shows trabeculae with osteoclastic activity at the margins?	A: Yes	B: No	B
24	does process begin as a focus of microabscess in a vascular loop in the marrow which expands to stimulate?	A: Yes	B: No	A
26	does photomicrograph on right under higher magnification begin as a focus of microabscess in a vascular loop in the marrow which expands to stimulate?	A: Yes	B: No	B
28	is there beginning of reactive woven bone formation by the periosteum?	A: Yes	B: No	A
29	is the cyst wall beginning of reactive woven bone formation by the periosteum?	A: Yes	B: No	B
32	does the abscess expand further causing necrosis of the cortex called sequestrum?	A: Yes	B: No	A
33	do the alveolar walls expand further causing necrosis of the cortex called sequestrum?	A: Yes	B: No	B
37	is the formation of viable new reactive bone surrounding the sequestrum called involucrum?	A: Yes	B: No	A
38	is an asbestos body called involucrum?	A: Yes	B: No	B
41	does the extension of infection into the joint space, epiphysis and the skin produce a draining sinus?	A: Yes	B: No	A
42	does part of the endocervical mucosa produce a draining sinus?	A: Yes	B: No	B
45	is the bone expanded externally due to a gelatinous tumour?	A: Yes	B: No	A
46	is the basal layer expanded externally due to a gelatinous tumour?	A: Yes	B: No	B
50	does sectioned surface show lobulated mass with bluish cartilaginous hue infiltrating the soft tissues?	A: Yes	B: No	A
51	does the amputated head of the long bone show lobulated mass with bluish cartilaginous hue infiltrating the soft tissues?	A: Yes	B: No	B
55	is the end of the long bone expanded in the region of epiphysis?	A: Yes	B: No	A
56	is section from margin of amoebic ulcer expanded in the region of epiphysis?	A: Yes	B: No	B
58	is the aorta with mild atherosclerosis composed of fibrous plaques?	A: Yes	B: No	A
59	does sectioned surface show circumscribed, dark tan, haemorrhagic and necrotic tumour?	A: Yes	B: No	A
60	does the sectioned surface of rectal wall show circumscribed, dark tan, haemorrhagic and necrotic tumour?	A: Yes	B: No	B
63	is the end of the long bone expanded in the region of epiphysis?	A: Yes	B: No	A
64	is viral dna expanded in the region of epiphysis?	A: Yes	B: No	B
66	does sectioned surface show circumscribed, dark tan, haemorrhagic and necrotic tumour?	A: Yes	B: No	A
67	does iron on absorption from upper small intestine show circumscribed, dark tan, haemorrhagic and necrotic tumour?	A: Yes	B: No	B
68	are characteristic microscopic features irregular lobules of uniform small tumour cells with indistinct cytoplasmic outlines which are separated by fibrous tissue septa having rich vascularity?	A: Yes	B: No	A
71	are areas of necrosis and inflammatory infiltrate also included?	A: Yes	B: No	A
72	are the lipofuscin pigment granules also included?	A: Yes	B: No	B
75	does inbox in the right photomicrograph show pas positive tumour cells in perivascular location?	A: Yes	B: No	A
76	does the cytoplasm show pas positive tumour cells in perivascular location?	A: Yes	B: No	B
79	does microscopy show a well-differentiated tumour composed of spindle-shaped cells forming interlacing fascicles producing a typical herring-bone pattern?	A: Yes	B: No	A
81	does the necrotic tissue show a well-differentiated tumour composed of spindle-shaped cells forming interlacing fascicles producing a typical herring-bone pattern?	A: Yes	B: No	B
83	are a few mitotic figures also seen?	A: Yes	B: No	A
86	does the tumour show admixture of spindle-shaped pleomorphic cells forming storiform pattern and histiocyte-like round to oval cells?	A: Yes	B: No	A
87	does ziehl-neelsen show admixture of spindle-shaped pleomorphic cells forming storiform pattern and histiocyte-like round to oval cells?	A: Yes	B: No	B
88	is the nuclei of affected tubules soft, lobulated, yellowish and greasy?	A: Yes	B: No	B
91	did the high-power view of the junction of the fibrous cap and core show scattered inflammatory cells, calcification arrowheads, and neovascularization?	A: Yes	B: No	A
92	do the cells have features of both syncytial and fibroblastic type and form whorled appearance?	A: Yes	B: No	A
93	do the tips of dermal papillae have features of both syncytial and fibroblastic type and form whorled appearance?	A: Yes	B: No	B
96	do some of the whorls contain psammoma bodies?	A: Yes	B: No	A
97	do a gaucher cell in bone marrow contain psammoma bodies?	A: Yes	B: No	B
100	does lower part of the image show a separate encapsulated gelatinous mass?	A: Yes	B: No	A
101	does hurthle show a separate encapsulated gelatinous mass?	A: Yes	B: No	B
102	did the cause of reversible injury show scattered inflammatory cells, calcification arrowheads, and neovascularization?	A: Yes	B: No	B
105	is the main mass multilobulated with increased fat while lower part of the image shows a separate encapsulated gelatinous mass?	A: Yes	B: No	A
106	is pidural haematoma multilobulated with increased fat while lower part of the image shows a separate encapsulated gelatinous mass?	A: Yes	B: No	B
108	does the masses show circumscribed?	A: Yes	B: No	B
109	do collections of histiocytes show circumscribed?	A: Yes	B: No	B
110	does this image show opened abdomen in situ excellent example inflamed gut and yellow-green pus?	A: Yes	B: No	A
112	is peritoneum present?	A: Yes	B: No	A
114	is part of the vessel uninvolved?	A: Yes	B: No	A
115	is subdiaphragmatic abscess present?	A: Yes	B: No	B
117	is acute peritonitis present?	A: Yes	B: No	A
121	does this image show opened abdomen with large lesions typical?	A: Yes	B: No	A
122	does omphalocele show opened abdomen with large lesions typical?	A: Yes	B: No	B
124	is peritoneum present?	A: Yes	B: No	A
125	is mycobacterium avium infection in a duodenal biopsy from a patient with aids uninvolved?	A: Yes	B: No	B
126	is omphalocele present?	A: Yes	B: No	B
128	is carcinomatosis present?	A: Yes	B: No	A
129	is peritoneum present?	A: Yes	B: No	B
133	does this image show opened peritoneal cavity showing cecum and appendix on left side?	A: Yes	B: No	A
134	does omphalocele show opened peritoneal cavity showing cecum and appendix on left side?	A: Yes	B: No	B
137	is abdomen present?	A: Yes	B: No	A
138	is tuberculous peritonitis present?	A: Yes	B: No	B
140	is situs inversus present?	A: Yes	B: No	A
141	is carcinomatosis present?	A: Yes	B: No	B
147	did histologic view of the nodular stage demonstrate sheets of plump, proliferating spindle cells and slitlike vascular spaces?	A: Yes	B: No	A
148	does case of peritonitis slide illustrate pus from the peritoneal cavity?	A: Yes	B: No	A
149	does acute peritonitis illustrate pus from the peritoneal cavity?	A: Yes	B: No	B
151	does this image show case of peritonitis slide illustrates pus from the peritoneal cavity?	A: Yes	B: No	A
152	does case of peritonitis slide show case of peritonitis slide illustrates pus from the peritoneal cavity?	A: Yes	B: No	B
154	is abdomen present?	A: Yes	B: No	A
155	is tuberculous peritonitis present?	A: Yes	B: No	B
157	is pus in test tube present?	A: Yes	B: No	A
158	did periodic acid-schiff demonstrate sheets of plump, proliferating spindle cells and slitlike vascular spaces?	A: Yes	B: No	B
159	is subdiaphragmatic abscess present?	A: Yes	B: No	B
165	does opened muscle psoa natural color large ovoid typical sarcoma?	A: Yes	B: No	A
166	does carcinomatosis psoa natural color large ovoid typical sarcoma?	A: Yes	B: No	B
168	does this image show opened muscle probably psoas natural color large ovoid typical sarcoma?	A: Yes	B: No	A
170	does acute lymphocytic leukemia show opened muscle probably psoas natural color large ovoid typical sarcoma?	A: Yes	B: No	B
172	is abdomen present?	A: Yes	B: No	A
173	is tuberculous peritonitis present?	A: Yes	B: No	B
175	is peritoneum present?	A: Yes	B: No	A
176	is an opened peritoneal cavity cause by fibrous band strangulation present?	A: Yes	B: No	B
178	is retroperitoneal leiomyosarcoma present?	A: Yes	B: No	A
191	is there marked concentric thickening of the left ventricular wall causing reduction in lumen size?	A: Yes	B: No	A
192	is abdomen present?	A: Yes	B: No	A
193	is tuberculous peritonitis present?	A: Yes	B: No	B
195	is retroperitoneum present?	A: Yes	B: No	A
196	is metastatic carcinoma present?	A: Yes	B: No	B
198	is leiomyosarcoma present?	A: Yes	B: No	A
199	is acute peritonitis present?	A: Yes	B: No	B