High-yield recall drilling for India's postgraduate medical entrance exam. Single-best-answer questions with four options, mirroring the NEET-PG format, across pre-clinical, para-clinical and clinical subjects. Definitions, classifications and mechanisms — the things that actually get tested.
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Cellular injury, the named cells and bodies of histopathology, haematological translocations, and the stains and tests that identify organisms.
80 total questions
Card #1
Reed–Sternberg cell
Card #2
Philadelphia chromosome
Card #3
Caseous necrosis
1. The Philadelphia chromosome arises from which translocation?
2. Which cell is regarded as the hallmark of Hodgkin lymphoma?
3. Caseous necrosis is most characteristic of which condition?
1. The Philadelphia chromosome is the translocation t(9;___) and produces the BCR-ABL1 fusion gene.
Hint: The long arm of this chromosome carries BCR.
2. Acid-fast bacilli are demonstrated with the ___–Neelsen stain.
Hint: It uses carbol fuchsin.
3. The binucleate owl-eye cell of Hodgkin lymphoma is the ___–Sternberg cell.
Hint: Named with Dorothy Sternberg's co-describer.
