Diseases of Hemopoeitc System-Clinical Pathoanatomy 3rd Year- PMU

Does the rupture of esophageal varices lead to an acute posthemorrhagic anemia?

Jaundice can occur in hemolytic anemia?

Is it possible to develop immunological-dependent thrombocytopenia?

Philadelphia chromosome exists in acute leucosis

Is sago spleen typical for Hodgkin disease?

Is Hodgkin's disease a malignant disease?

Can Sternberg cells be found in a non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma?

Are the pathways for deep sensitivity of the spinal cord in pernicious anemia destroyed?

Is it possible to develop an iron-deficiency anemia during pregnancy?

Can we find leucemic infiltrates in the spleen and liver in chronic myeloleucosis?

Acute posthemmorhagic anemias can be caused by:

Iron-deficiency anemias are:

Anemias caused by the dysfunction of bone marrow are seen in:

In agranulocytosis occur:

Hiatus Ieucaemicus is found in:

In myeloma disease is developed/seen:

Which of the following organs are most frequently affected in chronic myeloleucosis?

Which of the following disorders is characterised by an extreme enlargement of both liver and spleen?

The spleen in a Hodgkin disease is

For Hodgkin's disease is characteristic:

Which of the following histological features are typical for non-Hodgkin lymphoma

Which of the following histological types are typical for Hodgkin 's disease

Which of the following lymphomas are not low grade malignancies

Which of the following methods are used for typifying lymphomas?

Which of the followings diseases of lymph nodes are malignant?

The autopsy of 67 years old woman revealed large carcinoma of colon ascendens, pale skin, mucoses and internal organs, tiger heart, hyperplastic bone marrow in flat bones and red bone marrow in long bones. Set the diagnosis of the changes in the hemopoetic system

59-years old woman had clinical signs for megaloblastic type of hemopoesis and megalocytes in the peripheral blood. Macroscopically pale and slightly yellowish skin and mucoses, fat degeneration of the liver, kidneys and heart, hyperplastic and raspberry jelly like bone marrow, reddish atrophic surface of the tongue were found. Set the diagnosis of the main disease:

The autopsy of 29-years old man revealed severe enlargement of the spleen- 4.5kg and of the liver- 5kg, hyperplastic grayish (pyoid) bone marrow and multiple white clots in the vessels. Set the diagnosis:

34-years old man had enlarged right cervical lymph nodes, which persisted after an antibiotic treatment. The biopsy showed destroyed structure of the lymph nodes and presence of Hodgkin and Sternberg cells. Set the diagnosis:

The autopsy of 57-years old man revealed micronodular liver cirrhosis, enlarged spleen and ascites- 500ml. The stomach and the bowels were filled with blood. In the distal part of the esophagus were and slightly elevated greyish-violet areas and streaks, one of which was with destroyed mucosa and dark red color. Point out the immediate cause of death: