Pathology 2 PDF Past Paper

Name:Menna Elsherbeny Hamed ID: 392200265 Sec 4 1)What structural change is characteristic of osteoarthritis A_Cartilage hyperplasia B_Joint space widening C_Narrowing of joint space D_Increased synovial fluid production 2)What is a primary characteristic of osteoarthritis A_Acute inflammatio...

Name:Menna Elsherbeny Hamed ID: 392200265 Sec 4 1)What structural change is characteristic of osteoarthritis A_Cartilage hyperplasia B_Joint space widening C_Narrowing of joint space D_Increased synovial fluid production 2)What is a primary characteristic of osteoarthritis A_Acute inflammation of joint capsule B_Slow progressive degeneration of articular cartilage C_Inflammatory degeneration of cartilage D_Severe joint deformity from infection 3)What is primarily responsible for the development of primary osteoporosis in postmenopausal women A_High levels of physical activity B_Excessive calcium intake C_Increased genetic factors D_Decline in estrogens 4)Which organism is NOT typically associated with osteomyelitis A_Staphylococcus B_Escherichia coli C_Streptococcus D_Mycobacterium tuberculosis 5)In rickets, which feature is characteristic regarding the epiphyseal plates A.They are open and undergo abnormal cartilage formation B.They exhibit excessive calcification C.They show no changes from normal D.They are completely closed 6) What complication can arise from osteomyelitis A_Chronic kidney disease B_Carpal tunnel syndrome C_Septicemia D_Hypocalcemia 7)Chronic overuse and metabolic conditions can contribute to osteoarthritis True False 8)The appearance of eburnated bone indicates a temporary stage in osteoarthritis True False 9)Septicemia is a complication that can arise from osteomyelitis True False 10)Osteoarthritis is primarily classified as an Inflammatory disease affecting the articular cartilage True False