Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the serial numbers in the figure base on size and location of centromere?


Response: the smear

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows koilocytes having abundant vacuolated cytoplasm and nuclear enlargement?


Response: koilocytes having abundant vacuolated cytoplasm and nuclear enlargement

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does the smear show?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the smear show koilocytes having abundant vacuolated cytoplasm and nuclear enlargement?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does electron microscopy show koilocytes having abundant vacuolated cytoplasm and nuclear enlargement?


Response: large

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how is the number there of malignant cells scattered singly or in small clusters having characteristic cytoplasmic vacuoles, nuclear hyperchromasia and prominent nucleoli?


Response: by nests and cords of tumor cells

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how does microscopic view of breast carcinoma illustrate the invasion of breast stroma and fat?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are there large number of malignant cells scattered singly or in small clusters having characteristic cytoplasmic vacuoles, nuclear hyperchromasia and prominent nucleoli?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the periphery large number of malignant cells scattered singly or in small clusters having characteristic cytoplasmic vacuoles, nuclear hyperchromasia and prominent nucleoli?


Response: progressive condensation of the nuclear chromatin

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there of the nuclear chromatin which is eventually extruded from the cell at the late erythroblast stage?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there progressive condensation of the nuclear chromatin which is eventually extruded from the cell at the late erythroblast stage?


Response: the cytoplasm

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what contains progressively less rna and more haemoglobin?


Response: progressively less rna and more haemoglobin

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does the cytoplasm contain?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the cytoplasm contain progressively less rna and more haemoglobin?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the circle shown with red line contain progressively less rna and more haemoglobin?


Response: moderate microcytosis and hypochromia

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there moderate microcytosis and hypochromia?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the microscopic view of breast carcinoma illustrate the invasion of breast stroma and fat by nests and cords of tumor cells?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is infarcted area moderate microcytosis and hypochromia?


Response: examination of bone marrow

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what aspirate shows micronormoblastic erythropoiesis?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does examination of bone marrow aspirate show micronormoblastic erythropoiesis?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the background aspirate show micronormoblastic erythropoiesis?


Response: their

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: these rigid spherical cells lose whose cell membrane further during passage through the spleen?


Response: their

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: d lose whose cell membrane further during passage through the spleen?


Response: mutations in membrane proteins-alpha-spectrin

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what result in defect in anchoring of lipid bilayer of the membrane to the underlying cytoskeleton?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do mutations in membrane proteins-alpha-spectrin, beta-spectrin and ankyrin, result in defect in anchoring of lipid bilayer of the membrane to the underlying cytoskeleton?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do these end components of chromosome result in defect in anchoring of lipid bilayer of the membrane to the underlying cytoskeleton?


Response: this

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what results in spherical contour and small size so as to contain the given volume of haemoglobin in the deformed red cell?


Response: culminate in necrosis

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how is reversible injury considered to do if the injurious stimulus is not removed, by convention?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the injurious stimulus illustrate the invasion of breast stroma and fat by nests and cords of tumor cells?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does this result in spherical contour and small size so as to contain the given volume of haemoglobin in the deformed red cell?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the wedge-shaped infarct result in spherical contour and small size so as to contain the given volume of haemoglobin in the deformed red cell?


Response: these rigid spherical cells

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what lose their cell membrane further during passage through the spleen?


Response: their cell membrane further during passage through the spleen

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what do these rigid spherical cells lose?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do these rigid spherical cells lose their cell membrane further during passage through the spleen?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do m phase lose their cell membrane further during passage through the spleen?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do left side lose their cell membrane further during passage through the spleen?


Response: this

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what produces a circulating subpopulation of hyperspheroidal spherocytes while splenic macrophages in large numbers phagocytose defective red cells causing splenomegaly?


Response: a circulating subpopulation of hyperspheroidal spherocytes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does this produce?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does this produce a circulating subpopulation of hyperspheroidal spherocytes while splenic macrophages in large numbers phagocytose defective red cells causing splenomegaly?


Response: fluid accumulation particularly prominent in the soft tissues of the neck

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what has been termed cystic hygroma?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does bdominal fat aspirate stained with congo red produce a circulating subpopulation of hyperspheroidal spherocytes while splenic macrophages in large numbers phagocytose defective red cells causing splenomegaly?


Response: during passage through the spleen

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: when do these rigid spherical cells lose their cell membrane further?


Response: during passage through the spleen

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: when do d lose their cell membrane further?


Response: pbf

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows crescent shaped elongated red blood cells, a few target cells and a few erythroblasts?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does pbf show crescent shaped elongated red blood cells, a few target cells and a few erythroblasts?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the peripheral zone show crescent shaped elongated red blood cells, a few target cells and a few erythroblasts?


Response: peripheral blood film showing marked neutrophilic leucocytosis

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is accompanied with late precursors of myeloid series?


Response: marked neutrophilic leucocytosis accompanied with late precursors of myeloid series

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what do peripheral blood film show?


Response: neutrophil (or leucocyte) alkaline phosphatase (nap or lap) activity

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is higher as demonstrated by this cytochemical stain?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the mature red cells higher as demonstrated by this cytochemical stain?


Response: cystic hygroma

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what has this condition been termed?


Response: the inset on right side of each type

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows the morphologic variant of rs cell seen more often in particular histologic type?


Response: the morphologic variant of rs cell seen more often in particular histologic type

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does the inset on right side of each type show?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the inset on right side of each type show the morphologic variant of rs cell seen more often in particular histologic type?


Response: the cells

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are large, with round to convoluted nuclei having high n/c ratio and no cytoplasmic granularity?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the cells large, with round to convoluted nuclei having high n/c ratio and no cytoplasmic granularity?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are iseases large, with round to convoluted nuclei having high n/c ratio and no cytoplasmic granularity?


Response: the tumour

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows uniform cells having high mitotic rate?


Response: uniform cells having high mitotic rate

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does the tumour show?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the tumour show uniform cells having high mitotic rate?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the margin of infracted area show uniform cells having high mitotic rate?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is this condition cystic hygroma?


Response: three

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how many forms of arteriolosclerosis is seen in hypertension?


Response: three forms of arteriolosclerosis

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is seen in hypertension?


Response: in hypertension

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: where is diagrammatic representation of three forms of arteriolosclerosis seen?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is diagrammatic representation of three forms of arteriolosclerosis seen in hypertension?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is ziehl-neelsen or afb seen in hypertension?


Response: its

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: there is narrowing of the lumen of coronary due to fully developed atheromatous plaque which has dystrophic calcification in whose core?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there narrowing of the lumen of coronary due to fully developed atheromatous plaque which has dystrophic calcification in its core?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the alveolar septa narrowing of the lumen of coronary due to fully developed atheromatous plaque which has dystrophic calcification in its core?


Response: endarteritis and periarteritis of the vasa vasorum

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there in the media and adventitia?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there endarteritis and periarteritis of the vasa vasorum in the media and adventitia?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: has a nucleolar pattern been termed cystic hygroma?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is thalassaemia and hbd endarteritis and periarteritis of the vasa vasorum in the media and adventitia?


Response: perivascular infiltrate

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there of plasma cells, lymphocytes and macrophages?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there perivascular infiltrate of plasma cells, lymphocytes and macrophages?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is section from margin of amoebic ulcer perivascular infiltrate of plasma cells, lymphocytes and macrophages?


Response: stanford type b

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is limited to descending aorta?


Response: descending aorta

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is stanford type b limited to?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is stanford type b limited to descending aorta?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is mucicarmine limited to descending aorta?


Response: stanford type a involving ascending aorta

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what only includes debakey 's type i and ii?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does stanford type a involving ascending aorta include includes debakey 's type i and ii?


Response: cystic hygromas

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are characteristically seen with, but not limited to, constitutional chromosomal anomalies such as 45, x karyotypes?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does esions include includes debakey 's type i and ii?


Response: weight of the heart

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is increased?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is weight of the heart increased?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the sequence on left increased?


Response: patchy myocardial fibrosis

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there?


Response: patchy myocardial fibrosis

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there, especially around small blood vessels in the interstitium?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there patchy myocardial fibrosis, especially around small blood vessels in the interstitium?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is an intimal patchy myocardial fibrosis, especially around small blood vessels in the interstitium?


Response: its

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: b irregularly scarred mitral valve leaving a fish-mouth or buttonhole opening between whose two cusps black arrow?


Response: vegetations on aortic valve

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are shown as seen from the left ventricular surface?


Response: constitutional chromosomal anomalies such as 45

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are cystic hygromas characteristically seen with, but not limited to?


Response: viewed from the left atrium

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are the location of vegetations on mitral valve shown as?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the location of vegetations on mitral valve shown as seen from the left ventricular surface?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are some leucocytes and red cells and a tight meshwork shown as seen from the left ventricular surface?


Response: opened up chambers and valves of the left heart

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what show irregularly scarred mitral valve leaving a fish-mouth or buttonhole opening between its two cusps?


Response: free surface and margin of the mitral valve

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows tiny firm granular vegetations?


Response: tiny firm granular vegetations

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does the free surface and margin of the mitral valve show?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the free surface and margin of the mitral valve show tiny firm granular vegetations?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does a, the pink acellular amyloid material show tiny firm granular vegetations?


Response: alternate areas of collapsed and dilated alveolar spaces

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are there?


Response: alternate areas

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are there of collapsed and dilated alveolar spaces, many of which are lined by eosinophilic hyaline membranes?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are cystic hygromas characteristically seen with, but not limited to, constitutional chromosomal anomalies such as 45, x karyotypes?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are there alternate areas of collapsed and dilated alveolar spaces, many of which are lined by eosinophilic hyaline membranes?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are cross section cs alternate areas of collapsed and dilated alveolar spaces, many of which are lined by eosinophilic hyaline membranes?


Response: thick-walled dilated cavities with cartilaginous wall

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are seen?


Response: cartilaginous wall

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are many thick-walled dilated cavities with?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are many thick-walled dilated cavities with cartilaginous wall seen?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the section of the mitral valve seen?


Response: coal macules composed of aggregates of dust-laden macrophages and collagens

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are seen surrounding respiratory bronchioles?


Response: aggregates of dust-laden macrophages and collagens are seen surrounding respiratory bronchioles

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are coal macules composed of?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are coal macules composed of aggregates of dust-laden macrophages and collagens seen surrounding respiratory bronchioles?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are particles at the end of the smear seen surrounding respiratory bronchioles?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the light green polypeptides characteristically seen with, but not limited to, constitutional chromosomal anomalies such as 45, x karyotypes?


Response: alveoli and respiratory bronchioles surrounding the coal macule

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are distended?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the alveoli and respiratory bronchioles surrounding the coal macule distended?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the chambers distended?


Response: alveolar walls

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are lined by cuboidal to tall columnar and mucin-secreting tumour cells with papillary growth pattern?


Response: cuboidal to tall columnar and mucin-secreting tumour cells with papillary growth pattern

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are the alveolar walls lined by?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the alveolar walls lined by cuboidal to tall columnar and mucin-secreting tumour cells with papillary growth pattern?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are 3 components: ghon 's focus, lined by cuboidal to tall columnar and mucin-secreting tumour cells with papillary growth pattern?


Response: large parts of the lung parenchyma

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are replaced by multiple, variable-sized, circumscribed nodular masses which are grey-white in colour?


Response: multiple

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are large parts of the lung parenchyma replaced by?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are large parts of the lung parenchyma replaced by multiple, variable-sized, circumscribed nodular masses which are grey-white in colour?


Response: poorly cohesive tumor in retina

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is seen abutting the optic nerve?


Response: spores

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are present in sporangia as well as are intermingled in the inflammatory cell infiltrate?


Response: sporangia as well as intermingled in the inflammatory cell infiltrate

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are the spores present in?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the spores present in sporangia as well as are intermingled in the inflammatory cell infiltrate?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there keratosis, irregular stratification, cellular pleomorphism, increased and abnormal mitotic figures and individual cell keratinisation, while a few areas show superficial invasive islands of malignant cells in the subepithelial soft tissues?


Response: a few areas

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what show superficial invasive islands of malignant cells in the subepithelial soft tissues?


Response: superficial invasive islands of malignant cells

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what do a few areas show?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do a few areas show superficial invasive islands of malignant cells in the subepithelial soft tissues?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do the squamous cells show superficial invasive islands of malignant cells in the subepithelial soft tissues?


Response: a partly formed unerupted tooth

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is also seen in the wall?


Response: wall

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: where is a partly formed unerupted tooth seen in?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is reversible injury considered to culminate in necrosis if the injurious stimulus is not removed by convention?


Response: the optic nerve

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is the poorly cohesive tumor in the retina seen abutting?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is a partly formed unerupted tooth also seen in the wall?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is onsumption of tobacco in india also seen in the wall?


Response: inflammatory changes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are conspicuously absent?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are inflammatory changes conspicuously absent?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are collections of histiocytes conspicuously absent?


Response: resected segment of the small intestine

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows an outpouching which on section is seen communicating with the intestinal lumen?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the lesions show an outpouching which on section is seen communicating with the intestinal lumen?


Response: lumen

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what contains necrotic debris?


Response: necrotic debris

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does the lumen contain?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the lumen contain necrotic debris?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the poorly cohesive tumor in the retina seen abutting the optic nerve?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the centres of whorls of smooth muscle and connective tissue contain necrotic debris?


Response: muscularis

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is also partly affected?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is muscularis also partly affected?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is ziehl-neelsen also partly affected?


Response: mucosa in the infarcted area

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows coagulative necrosis and submucosal haemorrhages?


Response: coagulative necrosis and submucosal haemorrhages

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does the mucosa in the infarcted area show?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the mucosa in the infarcted area show coagulative necrosis and submucosal haemorrhages?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the apex show coagulative necrosis and submucosal haemorrhages?


Response: inflammatory cell infiltration

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is marked at the line of demarcation between the infarcted and normal bowel?


Response: line of demarcation between the infarcted and normal bowel

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: where is inflammatory cell infiltration marked at?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the tan-colored, encapsulated small tumor seen abutting the optic nerve?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is inflammatory cell infiltration marked at the line of demarcation between the infarcted and normal bowel?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is peripheral blood in itp marked at the line of demarcation between the infarcted and normal bowel?


Response: specimen of small intestine

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is shown in longitudinal section along with a segment in cross section?


Response: in longitudinal section

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: where is the specimen of small intestine shown?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the specimen of small intestine shown in longitudinal section along with a segment in cross section?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is aboratory findings of itp shown in longitudinal section along with a segment in cross section?


Response: external surface

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows increased mesenteric fat, thickened wall and narrow lumen?


Response: increased mesenteric fat

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does external surface show?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does external surface show increased mesenteric fat, thickened wall and narrow lumen?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does aboratory findings of itp show increased mesenteric fat, thickened wall and narrow lumen?


Response: wilms tumor with tightly packed blue cells

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is consistented with the blastemal component and interspersed primitive tubules, representing the epithelial component?


Response: luminal surface of longitudinal cut section

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows segment of thickened wall with narrow lumen which is better appreciated in cross section while intervening areas of the bowel are uninvolved or skipped?


Response: segment of thickened wall with narrow lumen

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does luminal surface of longitudinal cut section show?


Response: with narrow lumen

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how does luminal surface of longitudinal cut section show segment of thickened wall?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does luminal surface of longitudinal cut section show segment of thickened wall with narrow lumen which is better appreciated in cross section while intervening areas of the bowel are uninvolved or skipped?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the corresponding area show segment of thickened wall with narrow lumen which is better appreciated in cross section while intervening areas of the bowel are uninvolved or skipped?


Response: transmural chronic inflammatory cell infiltration

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are the histological features present?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the histological features present: transmural chronic inflammatory cell infiltration, deep fissures into the bowel wall, submucosal widening due to oedema, some prominent lymphoid follicles and a few non-caseating epithelioid cell granulomas in the bowel wall?


Response: external surface of small intestine

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows stricture and a lymph node in section having caseation necrosiss?


Response: stricture and a lymph node in section having caseation necrosiss

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does the external surface of small intestine show?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the external surface of small intestine show stricture and a lymph node in section having caseation necrosiss?


Response: the blastemal component and interspersed primitive tubules

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is the wilms tumor with tightly packed blue cells consistent with?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the margin show stricture and a lymph node in section having caseation necrosiss?


Response: lumen

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows characteristic transverse ulcers and two strictures?


Response: two

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how many strictures does the lumen show?


Response: characteristic transverse ulcers and two strictures

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does the lumen show?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the lumen show characteristic transverse ulcers and two strictures?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the deposits show characteristic transverse ulcers and two strictures?


Response: wall of intestine in the area of narrowed lumen

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is thickened?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the wall of intestine in the area of narrowed lumen thickened?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is uppurative diseases thickened?


Response: microscopy of intestine

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows caseating epithelioid cell granulomas in the intestinal wall?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is wilms tumor with tightly packed blue cells consistented with the blastemal component and intersperse primitive tubules, representing the epithelial component?


Response: caseating epithelioid cell granulomas in the intestinal wall

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does microscopy of intestine show?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does microscopy of intestine show caseating epithelioid cell granulomas in the intestinal wall?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does a few fibre cells and caudate cells show caseating epithelioid cell granulomas in the intestinal wall?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: did gross appearance of longitudinally open appendix showing impacted faecolith in the lumen and exudate on the serosa?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: did onsumption of tobacco in india open appendix showing impacted faecolith in the lumen and exudate on the serosa?


Response: variable degree of necrosis of hepatocytes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are the predominant histologic changes?


Response: acidophilic councilman bodies

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are indicative of more severe liver cell injury?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are acidophilic councilman bodies indicative of more severe liver cell injury?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the tiny silica particles indicative of more severe liver cell injury?


Response: mild degree of liver cell necrosis

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is seen as ballooning degeneration while acidophilic councilman bodies are indicative of more severe liver cell injury?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does large, flat cells with small nuclei intersperse primitive tubules, represent the epithelial component?


Response: ballooning degeneration

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is mild degree of liver cell necrosis seen as?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is mild degree of liver cell necrosis seen as ballooning degeneration while acidophilic councilman bodies are indicative of more severe liver cell injury?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is normal non-activated platelet, having open canalicular system and the cytoplasmic organelles seen as ballooning degeneration while acidophilic councilman bodies are indicative of more severe liver cell injury?


Response: their

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: reticulin framework left out in whose place , high lighted by reticulin stain?


Response: their

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: there is wiping out of liver lobules with only collapsed reticulin framework left out in whose place , high lighted by reticulin stain right photomicrograph?


Response: collapsed reticulin framework

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what left out in their place, high lighted by reticulin stain?


Response: wiping out of liver lobules

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there with only collapsed reticulin framework left out in their place, high lighted by reticulin stain right photomicrograph?


Response: wiping out of liver lobules with only collapsed reticulin framework

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there left out in their place, high lighted by reticulin stain right photomicrograph?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there wiping out of liver lobules with only collapsed reticulin framework left out in their place, high lighted by reticulin stain right photomicrograph?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is an asbestos body wiping out of liver lobules with only collapsed reticulin framework left out in their place, high lighted by reticulin stain right photomicrograph?


Response: focal anaplasia

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what was present in other areas within this wilms tumor, characterized by cells with hyperchromatic, pleomorphic nuclei, and an abnormal mitosis (center of field)?


Response: no significant inflammation or fibrosis

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: where is there?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there no significant inflammation or fibrosis?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the cut surface no significant inflammation or fibrosis?


Response: microscopy

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows three layers in the wall of hydatid cyst?


Response: three

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how many layers does microscopy show?


Response: three layers in the wall of hydatid cyst

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does microscopy show?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does icroscopy show three layers in the wall of hydatid cyst?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does irregular nuclear show three layers in the wall of hydatid cyst?


Response: inbox in the right photomicrograph

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows a scolex with a row of hooklets?


Response: a scolex with a row of hooklets

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does inbox in the right photomicrograph show?


Response: focal anaplasia

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what was present within this wilms tumor, characterized by cells with hyperchromatic, pleomorphic nuclei, and an abnormal mitosis center of field?


Response: with a row of hooklets

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how does inbox in the right photomicrograph show a scolex?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does inbox in the right photomicrograph show a scolex with a row of hooklets?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the peripheral zone show a scolex with a row of hooklets?


Response: thickness and intensity of colour of on left side of figure

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what corresponds to extent of metabolic pathway followed adh = alcohol dehydrogenase ; aldh or acdh = hepatic acetaldehyde dehydrogenase ; nad = nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide ; nadh = reduced nad?


Response: extent of metabolic pathway

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does thickness and intensity of colour of on left side of figure correspond to?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does thickness and intensity of colour of arrows on left side of figure correspond to extent of metabolic pathway followed adh = alcohol dehydrogenase ; aldh or acdh = hepatic acetaldehyde dehydrogenase ; nad = nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide ; nadh = r


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do these nests correspond to extent of metabolic pathway followed adh = alcohol dehydrogenase ; aldh or acdh = hepatic acetaldehyde dehydrogenase ; nad = nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide ; nadh = reduced nad?


Response: penetration

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there of epithelium-lined spaces into the gallbladder wall in an area?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there penetration of epithelium-lined spaces into the gallbladder wall in an area?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the lesion penetration of epithelium-lined spaces into the gallbladder wall in an area?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: was focal anaplasia present in other areas within this wilms tumor, characterized by cells with hyperchromatic, pleomorphic nuclei, and an abnormal mitosis center of field?


Response: subepithelial and subserosal fibrosis and hypertrophy of muscularis

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there subepithelial and subserosal fibrosis and hypertrophy of muscularis?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is approximately 50 % of the soft tissue of the bone subepithelial and subserosal fibrosis and hypertrophy of muscularis?


Response: mononuclear inflammatory cell infiltrate

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is present in subepithelial and perimuscular layers?


Response: in subepithelial and perimuscular layers

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: where is mononuclear inflammatory cell infiltrate present?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is mononuclear inflammatory cell infiltrate present in subepithelial and perimuscular layers?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is iron on absorption from upper small intestine present in subepithelial and perimuscular layers?


Response: capillary walls

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are diffusely thickened due to duplication of the gbm?


Response: duplication of the gbm

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are the capillary walls diffusely thickened due to?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the capillary walls diffusely thickened due to duplication of the gbm?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: did early (reversible) ischemic injury increase eosinophilia of cytoplasm, and swelling of occasional cells?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: was the extensive subcutaneous fibrosis present in other areas within this wilms tumor, characterized by cells with hyperchromatic, pleomorphic nuclei, and an abnormal mitosis center of field?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are layers of squamous epithelium diffusely thickened due to duplication of the gbm?


Response: glomeruli

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are normocellular?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are glomeruli normocellular?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the cytoplasm normocellular?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the basement membrane material protrude?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does onsumption of tobacco in india protrude?


Response: scarred area

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows atrophy of some tubules and dilatation of others which contain colloid casts thyroidisation?


Response: atrophy of some tubules and dilatation of others which contain colloid casts thyroidisation

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does the scarred area show?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the scarred area show atrophy of some tubules and dilatation of others which contain colloid casts thyroidisation?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the wedge-shaped infarct show atrophy of some tubules and dilatation of others which contain colloid casts thyroidisation?


Response: predominance of blastemal morphology and diffuse anaplasia

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are associated with specific molecular lesions?


Response: tubules

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are surrounded by abundant fibrous tissue and chronic interstitial inflammatory reaction?


Response: abundant fibrous tissue and chronic interstitial inflammatory reaction

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are the tubules surrounded by?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the tubules surrounded by abundant fibrous tissue and chronic interstitial inflammatory reaction?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the capillary walls surrounded by abundant fibrous tissue and chronic interstitial inflammatory reaction?


Response: glomeruli

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what show periglomerular fibrosis?


Response: periglomerular fibrosis

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what do the glomeruli show?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do the glomeruli show periglomerular fibrosis?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do the external surface of small intestine show periglomerular fibrosis?


Response: blood vessels

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what included are thick-walled?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the blood vessels included are thick-walled?


Response: specific molecular lesions

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are predominance of blastemal morphology and diffuse anaplasia associated with?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are trophozoites of entamoeba histolytica included thick-walled?


Response: vascular changes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are hyaline arteriolosclerosis and intimal thickening of small blood vessels in the glomerular tuft?


Response: hyaline arteriolosclerosis and intimal thickening of small blood vessels in the glomerular tuft

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are the vascular changes?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the vascular changes hyaline arteriolosclerosis and intimal thickening of small blood vessels in the glomerular tuft?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are congo red staining hyaline arteriolosclerosis and intimal thickening of small blood vessels in the glomerular tuft?


Response: parenchymal changes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what include sclerosed glomeruli, tubular atrophy and fine interstitial fibrosis?


Response: sclerosed glomeruli

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what do the parenchymal changes include?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do the parenchymal changes include sclerosed glomeruli, tubular atrophy and fine interstitial fibrosis?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do liver cells include sclerosed glomeruli, tubular atrophy and fine interstitial fibrosis?


Response: rest of the kidney

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what has reniform contour?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are predominance of blastemal morphology and diffuse anaplasia associated with specific molecular lesions?


Response: reniform contour

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does rest of the kidney have?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does rest of the kidney have reniform contour?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does their lumina have reniform contour?


Response: upper pole of the kidney

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows a large and tan mass while rest of the kidney has reniform contour?


Response: a large and tan mass

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does the upper pole of the kidney show?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the upper pole of the kidney show a large and tan mass while rest of the kidney has reniform contour?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does mucicarmine show a large and tan mass while rest of the kidney has reniform contour?


Response: sectioned surface

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows irregular, circumscribed, yellowish mass with areas of haemorrhages and necrosis?


Response: irregular

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how does sectioned surface show?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does sectioned surface show irregular, circumscribed, yellowish mass with areas of haemorrhages and necrosis?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are fish using a fluorescein-labeled cosmid probe for n-myc on a tissue section containing neuroblastoma associated with specific molecular lesions?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the margin of the colony show irregular, circumscribed, yellowish mass with areas of haemorrhages and necrosis?


Response: predominance

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there of small round to spindled sarcomatoid tumour cells?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there predominance of small round to spindled sarcomatoid tumour cells?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is infarcted area predominance of small round to spindled sarcomatoid tumour cells?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are a few abortive tubules and poorlyformed glomerular structures present in it?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is diagrammatic representation of pathologic changes in chronic hepatitis present in it?


Response: increase

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there in the number of layers of epithelium?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there increase in the number of layers of epithelium?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the heart increased in the number of layers of epithelium?


Response: cells

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are still recognisable as of transitional origin and show features of anaplasia?


Response: granulomatous host response

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does not occur in the absence of appropriate t-cell-mediated immunity?


Response: of transitional origin and show features of anaplasia

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are the cells still recognisable as?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the cells still recognisable as of transitional origin and show features of anaplasia?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are uclear features of malignant cells in malignant melanoma-pleomorphism, anisonucleosis, still recognisable as of transitional origin and show features of anaplasia?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do the grades of cin-1 or mild dysplasia show progressive increase in the number of abnormal cells parallel to the increasing severity of grades?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is ziehl-neelsen or afb parallel to the increasing severity of grades?


Response: the most common histologic pattern

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is well-differentiated adenocarcinoma showing closely packed glands with cytologic atypia?


Response: well-differentiated adenocarcinoma showing closely packed glands with cytologic atypia

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is the most common histologic pattern?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the most common histologic pattern well-differentiated adenocarcinoma showing closely packed glands with cytologic atypia?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are defects in any of the six well-differentiated adenocarcinoma showing closely packed glands with cytologic atypia?


Response: cut surface

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows a very large multilocular cyst without papillae?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does granulomatous host response not occur in the absence of appropriate t-cell-mediated immunity?


Response: a very large multilocular cyst

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does cut surface show without papillae?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does cut surface show a very large multilocular cyst without papillae?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the anorectal margin show a very large multilocular cyst without papillae?


Response: the cyst wall

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows presence of loculi containing gelatinous mucoid material?


Response: presence of loculi containing gelatinous mucoid material

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does the cyst wall show?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the cyst wall show presence of loculi containing gelatinous mucoid material?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does rest of the hepatic parenchyma in the upper part of the picture show presence of loculi containing gelatinous mucoid material?


Response: its

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: microscopy shows characteristic lining of the cyst wall by epidermis and whose appendages?


Response: microscopy

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows characteristic lining of the cyst wall by epidermis and its appendages?


Response: by epidermis and its appendages

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how does microscopy show characteristic lining of the cyst wall?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the greenish discoloration not occur in the absence of appropriate t-cell-mediated immunity?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does microscopy show characteristic lining of the cyst wall by epidermis and its appendages?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does mall show characteristic lining of the cyst wall by epidermis and its appendages?


Response: islands of mature cartilage

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are also seen?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are islands of mature cartilage also seen?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are etastatic carcinomatous deposits in the also seen?


Response: mild epithelial hyperplasia

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there in terminal ducts?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there mild epithelial hyperplasia in terminal ducts?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is section from margin of amoebic ulcer mild epithelial hyperplasia in terminal ducts?


Response: breast

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows a tumour extending up to nipple and areola?


Response: a tumour extending up to nipple and areola

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does the breast show?


Response: mycobacterium avium infection

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows massive intracellular macrophage infection with acid-fast organisms (filamentous and pink in this acid-fast stain preparation)?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the breast show a tumour extending up to nipple and areola?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does 2,3-bpg and co2 show a tumour extending up to nipple and areola?


Response: cut surface

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows a grey white firm tumour extending irregularly into adjacent breast parenchyma?


Response: a grey white firm tumour extending irregularly into adjacent breast parenchyma

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does cut surface show?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does cut surface show a grey white firm tumour extending irregularly into adjacent breast parenchyma?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the inner circle shown with green line show a grey white firm tumour extending irregularly into adjacent breast parenchyma?


Response: stratum corneum around the hair follicle

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows presence of numerous arthrospores and hyphae?


Response: presence of numerous arthrospores and hyphae

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does the stratum corneum around the hair follicle show?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the stratum corneum around the hair follicle show presence of numerous arthrospores and hyphae?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the smear show presence of numerous arthrospores and hyphae?


Response: massive intracellular macrophage infection with acid-fast organisms

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does mycobacterium avium infection in a duodenal biopsy from a patient with aids show?


Response: hyperkeratosis and follicular plugging

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there hyperkeratosis and follicular plugging?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the affected area on right hyperkeratosis and follicular plugging?


Response: basal layer

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows hydropic degeneration and loss of dermoepidermal junction?


Response: hydropic degeneration and loss of dermoepidermal junction

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does the basal layer show?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the basal layer show hydropic degeneration and loss of dermoepidermal junction?


Response: no

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does intact show hydropic degeneration and loss of dermoepidermal junction?


Response: subcutaneous tissue

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows masses or nodules of calcium salt surrounded by foreign body giant cells?


Response: masses or nodules of calcium salt surrounded by foreign body giant cells

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does the subcutaneous tissue show?


Response: yes

Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the subcutaneous tissue show masses or nodules of calcium salt surrounded by foreign body giant cells?