Clinical Pathoanatomy 2nd exam- Respiratory Pathoanatomy- 3rd Year PMU

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Is it true that in bronchitis the inflamation is rapidly spread over the peribronchial tissue and panbronchiolitisis?

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Staphylococcal pneumonia frequently occurs in adults

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Pyogenic membrane is the most typical structure of the chronic pulmonary abscess:

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In the first stage of crupous pneumonia the exudate contents leukocytes and fibrin:

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Acute bronchitis is characterized grossly by edematous hyperemic ulcerated mucosa, covered with mucus, fibrin and pus:

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Asbestosis is a precancerous condition:

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What is the outcome of carnification?

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Cylindrical bronchiectasis can lead to communication between bronchus and pleura

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Pulmonary hypertension and chronic pulmonary heart are the main complications of chronic pneumonia:

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Crupous pneumonia affects typically lower lobes of lungs:

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Define which of the following gross changes refer to acute bronchitis:

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What are the typical gross findings in pneumonia, caused by Klebsiella?

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What is the size of the most pathogenic Si02 particles?

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Combination of which factors can lead to hypostatic bronchopneumonia?

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Which of the following processes can lead to compressive atelectasis?

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Which of the following factors can cause bronchial carcinoma?

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What is the pleural and pericardial exudate in Iymphogenic invasion of the lung carcinoma?

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Which gross changes are typical for senile emphysema?

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Which are the typical histological elements of grey hepatisation?

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Which are the complications of bronchial cancer?

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Silicosis is a pneumoconiosis, which is due to inhalation of particles of

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Macroscopic forms of lung carcinoma are:

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Which diseases can lead to chronic pulmonary heart:

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Which diseases can lead topneumosclerosis:

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Which of the following gross changes are typical for focal pneumonia?

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The autopsy of 54-years old man revealed whitish thick mass, attached to the left upper segmental bronchus, with dispersion on the smaller bronchi. Pulmonary parenchyma was thickened and opalescent liquid outflowed from the cut surface. Set the diagnosis:

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Radiography of a 46- years old man showed peripheral lesion in the left upper lung lobe. He complained of headache and dizziness. The autopsy revealed tumor mass in the left upper lung lobe and metastases in the hilus lymph nodes. Mucus- purulent plugs were seen on the cut surface. Multiple pinkish- white nodules were found in the cerebral and cerebellar hemispheres. Set the diagnosis:

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The autopsy revealed large easily torn greenish lung area with an unpleasant odor, surrounded by areas with atelectasis. Histologically was revealed necrosis with many microorganisms. There was no inflammatory reaction. Set the diagnosis:

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The autopsy revealed bilateral pleural adhesions, cylindrical sacciform bronchiectasis, 4 small abscesses in right lower lung lobe, pneumofibrosis. Set the diagnosis:

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The autopsy revealed diffuse bronchiectasis; pneumosclerosis and pleural adhesions, pulmonary heart and congestion in the internal organs; edema of leptomeninges. Brain, liver, spleen and suprarenal glandsare thickened. Kidneys- enlarged with waxy density, pale extended cortex and dark pyramids. What was the complication of the main disease:

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Do we often encounter Staphylococcal pneumonia in adults?

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Do we observe microscopically leukocytes and fibrin in the exudate in the 1st stage of croupous pneumonia?

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Will you consider chronic pneumonia if at the autopsy you find: emphysema, atelectasis, pneumofibrosis, bronchiectasis and fresh inflammatory foci?

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Is the pulmonary abscess a possible complication of the Streptococcal pneumonia?

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Can hypostatic pneumonia develop in congenital anomalies of the bronchial tree?

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ls interstitial emphysema commonly found?

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Does the pleura, lying upon the involved lung lobe in croupous pneumonia, react to the inflammation?

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ls asbestosis considered as a precancerous condition?

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Can Silicosis be complicated by tuberculosis?

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The most common localization of lung carcinoma is in the periphery.

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Point out the false statement in the following histological description of viral pneumonia:

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Determine me pathological process in the pulmonary parenchyma, when you take into consideration the microscopic description- necrotic focus, detritus, a layer of leukocytes and macrophages:

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The following histological phenomena can be found in chronic bronchitis:

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The muscle layer of the bronchial wall in bronchial asthma is:

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Determine which of the following changes can be observed in acute bronchitis:

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Define the pathological process in pulmonary abscess:

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Point out the diseases, which can lead to atelectasis:

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The following complications can occur in bronchial carcinoma:

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Point out the characteristic changes in silicosis:

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Point out the characteristic gross changes in chronic obstructive emphysema:

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Which of the following pulmonary changes are complications of crupous pneumonia?

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Which of the following are complications of bronchiectasis?

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Hypostatic bronchopneumonia develops in combination of the some of the following factors:

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Which size of Silicon dioxide dust particles possesses the strongest disease-causing potential:

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Point out the most common histological types of lung carcinoma:

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The cut surface of the whole lower lobe of the right lung of a 48 yrs old deceased man, is firm, finely granular, greyish and dry. The pleura is covered by a fine greyish exudate. Histologically, the alveoli and alveolar ducts are filled by a thick mixture of fibrin and leukocytes. What is the correct pathologic-anatomical dlagnosis?

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At the autopsy of a 67yrs old man, the lungs are enlarged, filling the thorax, overlying the heart, with soft consistency. There are several air-filled bubbles, sizes- 0.2-3cm. What is the gross pathologic-anatomical diagnosis

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In a 57-yrs old man, who is cachectic, smoker, a tumor formation is seen in the upper lobe of the right lung, having a whitish colour, granular structure, with necrosis. The pleura is covered in small, firm nodules. Hemorrhagic pleuritis and pericarditis are also found. The hilum and mediastlnal lymph nodes are enlarged with a whitish color. What is the correct gross diagnosis?

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At an autopsy, large portion of one of the lungs is teary, greyish-green, with a foul smell. The surrounding areas are atelectatic. Histologically, there is seen necrosis with abundance of microorganisms. There is no inflamatory reaction. What is the diagnosis?

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At an autopsy, there are found bilateral pleural adhesions, cylindrical and sacciform bronchiectasis. There are also seen four small abscesses in the lower right lung, pneumofibrosis. What is the diagnosis?