Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the show a characteristic nested of cells separated by fibrovascular septa?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are composed of uniform cuboidal cells having granular cytoplasm?

Response: these nests


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

Response: uniform cuboidal cells having granular cytoplasm


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are these nests composed of uniform cuboidal cells having granular cytoplasm?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the tumour cells composed of uniform cuboidal cells having granular cytoplasm?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is seen to form a thick, white, fleshy coat over the parietal and visceral surfaces?

Response: tumour


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is the tumour seen to form?

Response: thick


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the tumour seen to form a thick, white, fleshy coat over the parietal and visceral surfaces?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is each fibril seen to form a thick, white, fleshy coat over the parietal and visceral surfaces?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there of a lipogranuloma having central pool of fat and surrounded by mixed inflammatory cells and foreign body type multinucleated giant cells?

Response: presence of a lipogranuloma


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how many cm (normal, 1-1.5 cm) is the left ventricular wall thicker than in the example of myocardial hypertrophy lower left?

Response: 2 cm


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

Response: the product of pseudomonas infections


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there presence of a lipogranuloma having central pool of fat and surrounded by mixed inflammatory cells and foreign body type multinucleated giant cells?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the affected area on right presence of a lipogranuloma having central pool of fat and surrounded by mixed inflammatory cells and foreign body type multinucleated giant cells?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows undifferentiated retinal cells and the typical rosettes?

Response: tumour arising from the retina


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the tumour arising from the retina show undifferentiated retinal cells and the typical rosettes?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does aldh show undifferentiated retinal cells and the typical rosettes?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there chronic inflammatory granulation tissue and foreign body giant cells around the cholesterol clefts and some pink keratinous material?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the free left ventricular wall chronic inflammatory granulation tissue and foreign body giant cells around the cholesterol clefts and some pink keratinous material?

Response: no


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: spores


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

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


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 the greenish discoloration the product of pseudomonas infections?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are remodelled bone ends ; the external callus present in sporangia as well as are intermingled in the inflammatory cell infiltrate?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is covered partly by respiratory and partly by squamous metaplastic epithelium?

Response: overlying mucosa


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is the overlying mucosa covered partly by?

Response: respiratory and partly by squamous metaplastic epithelium


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the overlying mucosa covered partly by respiratory and partly by squamous metaplastic epithelium?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is 2 and 3 covered partly by respiratory and partly by squamous metaplastic epithelium?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what have incomplete muscle coat?

Response: some blood vessels


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: did some blood vessels have incomplete muscle coat?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: did a, normal non-activated platelet, having open canalicular system and the cytoplasmic organelles have incomplete muscle coat?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are variable-sized?

Response: blood vessels


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the blood vessels variable-sized?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is collagen the product of pseudomonas infections?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are b, the opened up chambers of the heart variable-sized?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the circle shown with red line absence of elastic tissue?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what has stellate fibroblasts and mast cells?

Response: stroma


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

Response: stellate fibroblasts and mast cells


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the stroma have stellate fibroblasts and mast cells?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the tumour have stellate fibroblasts and mast cells?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is composed of undifferentiated anaplastic cells arranged in nests?

Response: tumour


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is the tumour composed of?

Response: undifferentiated anaplastic cells arranged in nests


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the tumour composed of undifferentiated anaplastic cells arranged in nests?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are covered with well oriented and orderly layers of squamous cells?

Response: papillae


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is consolidated by a combination of both secretions and pneumonia?

Response: the pulmonary parenchyma


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are papillae covered with?

Response: well oriented and orderly layers of squamous cells


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are papillae covered with well oriented and orderly layers of squamous cells?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are various types of epithelial cells covered with well oriented and orderly layers of squamous cells?

Response: no


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

Response: papillomatosis


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

Response: papillomatosis


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

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the alveolar septa papillomatosis?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what has intact surface epithelium?

Response: lesion


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

Response: intact surface epithelium


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the lesion have intact surface epithelium?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is the pulmonary parenchyma consolidated by?

Response: the combination of both secretions and pneumonia


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the alveolar septa have intact surface epithelium?

Response: no


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

Response: keratosis and orderly arrangement of increased number of layers of stratified mucosa


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there keratosis and orderly arrangement of increased number of layers of stratified mucosa?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the necrosed area on right side of the field keratosis and orderly arrangement of increased number of layers of stratified mucosa?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what show features of cytologic atypia and mitosis?

Response: individual cells in layers


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what do the individual cells in layers show?

Response: features of cytologic atypia and mitosis


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do the individual cells in layers show features of cytologic atypia and mitosis?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do defects in any of the six show features of cytologic atypia and mitosis?

Response: no


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

Response: number of layers


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

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the pulmonary parenchyma consolidated by a combination of both secretions and pneumonia?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the pleural surface of the specimen of the lung increased?

Response: no


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

Response: no invasion


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there no invasion across the basement membrane?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is formation of granulation tissue no invasion across the basement membrane?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is densely infiltrated by chronic inflammatory cells, chiefly lymphocytes, plasma cells and macrophages?

Response: cyst wall


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is the cyst wall densely infiltrated by?

Response: chronic inflammatory cells


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the cyst wall densely infiltrated by chronic inflammatory cells, chiefly lymphocytes, plasma cells and macrophages?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is normal non-activated platelet, having open canalicular system and the cytoplasmic organelles densely infiltrated by chronic inflammatory cells, chiefly lymphocytes, plasma cells and macrophages?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are composed of central area of stellate cells and peripheral layer of cuboidal or columnar cells?

Response: epithelial follicles


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

Response: central area of stellate cells and peripheral layer of cuboidal or columnar cells


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is numerous friable mural thrombi consolidated by a combination of both secretions and pneumonia?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are epithelial follicles composed of central area of stellate cells and peripheral layer of cuboidal or columnar cells?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are miliary composed of central area of stellate cells and peripheral layer of cuboidal or columnar cells?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what show irregular plexiform masses and network of strands of epithelial cells?

Response: plexiform areas


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

Response: irregular masses and network of strands of epithelial cells


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do plexiform areas show irregular plexiform masses and network of strands of epithelial cells?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what show central cystic change?

Response: plexiform areas


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

Response: central cystic change


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

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do common locations and the regions of involvement show central cystic change?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows lobules of grey-white circumscribed tumour having semitranslucent parenchyma?

Response: sectioned surface the parotid gland


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what has obvious lipid vacuolation under the light microscope?

Response: a large neuron


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does sectioned surface of the parotid gland show?

Response: lobules of grey-white circumscribed tumour having semitranslucent parenchyma


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does sectioned surface of the parotid gland show lobules of grey-white circumscribed tumour having semitranslucent parenchyma?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does these cases show lobules of grey-white circumscribed tumour having semitranslucent parenchyma?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is comprised of ducts, acini, tubules, sheets and strands of cuboidal and myoepithelial cells?

Response: epithelial element


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is the epithelial element comprised of?

Response: ducts


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the epithelial element comprised of ducts, acini, tubules, sheets and strands of cuboidal and myoepithelial cells?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the inner circle shown with green line comprised of ducts, acini, tubules, sheets and strands of cuboidal and myoepithelial cells?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is comprised of ducts, acini, tubules, sheets and strands of cuboidal and myoepithelial cells?

Response: epithelial element


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is the epithelial element comprised of?

Response: ducts


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the epithelial element comprised of ducts, acini, tubules, sheets and strands of cuboidal and myoepithelial cells?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does a large neuron have obvious lipid vacuolation under the light microscope?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is part of the endocervical mucosa comprised of ducts, acini, tubules, sheets and strands of cuboidal and myoepithelial cells?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows combination of mucinous, squamous and intermediate cells?

Response: tumour


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

Response: combination of mucinous


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the tumour show combination of mucinous, squamous and intermediate cells?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does normal bone marrow in an adult show combination of mucinous, squamous and intermediate cells?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there thickening in the middle causing narrowing of the lumen?

Response: a concentric circumferential


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there a concentric circumferential thickening in the middle causing narrowing of the lumen?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is sectioned surface of the lung a concentric circumferential thickening in the middle causing narrowing of the lumen?

Response: no


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

Response: mucosal surface


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the mucosal surface ulcerated?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does reversibly injured myocardium have obvious lipid vacuolation under the light microscope?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the vesselwall ulcerated?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows whorls of anaplastic squamous cells invading the underlying soft tissues?

Response: photomicrograph


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

Response: whorls of anaplastic squamous cells invading the underlying soft tissues


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does photomicrograph show whorls of anaplastic squamous cells invading the underlying soft tissues?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does endothelial injury show whorls of anaplastic squamous cells invading the underlying soft tissues?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there of gastric glands and appearance of goblet cells intestinal metaplasia?

Response: marked atrophy with disappearance (intestinal metaplasia)


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there marked with disappearance of gastric glands and appearance of goblet cells intestinal metaplasia?

Response: atrophy (intestinal metaplasia)


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there marked gastric atrophy with disappearance of gastric glands and appearance of goblet cells intestinal metaplasia?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the silicotic nodule marked gastric atrophy with disappearance of gastric glands and appearance of goblet cells intestinal metaplasia?

Response: no


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

Response: histologic zones of the ulcer


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the left ventricular wall thicker than 2 cm (normal, 1-1.5 cm) in the example of myocardial hypertrophy lower left?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows prominent lysosomes with whorled configurations just below part of the nucleus?

Response: a portion of a neuron under the electron microscope


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are histologic zones of the ulcer illustrated in?

Response: diagram


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are histologic zones of the ulcer illustrated in the diagram?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are chematic representation of mechanisms illustrated in the diagram?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows necrotic debris, ulceration and inflammation on the mucosal surface?

Response: photomicrograph on right


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the photomicrograph on right show necrotic debris, ulceration and inflammation on the mucosal surface?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does ideroblastic anaemia bone marrow show necrotic debris, ulceration and inflammation on the mucosal surface?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: where does the photomicrograph show necrotic debris, ulceration and inflammation on the mucosal surface?

Response: on right


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

Response: histologic zones of the ulcer


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are histologic zones of the ulcer illustrated in?

Response: diagram


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are histologic zones of the ulcer illustrated in the diagram?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does a portion of a neuron under the electron microscope show?

Response: prominent lysosomes with whorled configurations just below part of the nucleus


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are strands illustrated in the diagram?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows necrotic debris, ulceration and inflammation on the mucosal surface?

Response: photomicrograph on right


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows necrotic debris, ulceration and inflammation on the mucosal surface?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the epidermis show necrotic debris, ulceration and inflammation on the mucosal surface?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what indicate the order of frequency of occurrence of gastric cancer?

Response: serial numbers in the figure


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what do the serial numbers in the figure indicate?

Response: order of frequency of occurrence of gastric cancer


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do the serial numbers in the figure indicate the order of frequency of occurrence of gastric cancer?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does aemosiderin pigment in the cytoplasm of hepatocytes indicate the order of frequency of occurrence of gastric cancer?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are seen invading the layers of the stomach wall?

Response: malignant cells forming irregular glands with stratification wall


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are malignant cells forming irregular glands with?

Response: stratification wall


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does a portion of a neuron under the electron microscope show prominent lysosomes with whorled configurations just below part of the nucleus?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are malignant cells forming irregular glands with stratification seen invading the layers of the stomach wall?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are lassification of chromosomes seen invading the layers of the stomach wall?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the mucosal fold?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does bone biopsy fold?

Response: no


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

Response: wall of the stomach in the region of pyloric canal


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the wall of the stomach in the region of pyloric canal markedly thickened?

Response: yes


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

Response: no


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

Response: stroma


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the stroma desmoplastic?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is line of demarcation between gangrenous segment and the viable bowel desmoplastic?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does immunoperoxidase show prominent lysosomes with whorled configurations just below part of the nucleus?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is swollen, dark in colour and coated with fibrinous exudate?

Response: infarcted area


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how is the infarcted area?

Response: swollen


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the infarcted area swollen, dark in colour and coated with fibrinous exudate?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the inner circle shown with green line swollen, dark in colour and coated with fibrinous exudate?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what separates infarcted area from the normal bowel?

Response: a sharp line of demarcation


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does a sharp line of demarcation separate infarcted area from the normal bowel?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the silicotic nodule separate infarcted area from the normal bowel?

Response: no


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

Response: specimen of small intestine


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

Response: longitudinal section along with a segment in cross section


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: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what have a foamy, vacuolated appearance resulting from deposition of lipids?

Response: the hepatocytes and kupffer cells


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: no


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

Response: external surface


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

Response: increased mesenteric fat


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

Response: yes


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

Response: no


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: luminal surface of longitudinal cut section


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

Response: segment of thickened wall 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: with narrow lumen


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: yes


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: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what do the hepatocytes and kupffer cells have resulting from deposition of lipids?

Response: a foamy


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are superficial with intervening inflammatory pseudopolyps?

Response: ulcers


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are the ulcers superficial with?

Response: intervening inflammatory pseudopolyps


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the ulcers superficial with intervening inflammatory pseudopolyps?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the individual tumour cells superficial with intervening inflammatory pseudopolyps?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are lost giving 'garden-hose appearance '?

Response: haustral folds


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the haustral folds lost giving 'garden-hose appearance '?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are irregular nuclear folds lost giving 'garden-hose appearance '?

Response: no


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

Response: lumen


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the lumen narrow?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the congophilic areas narrow?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do the hepatocytes and kupffer cells have a foamy, vacuolated appearance resulting from deposition of lipids?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are microscopic features seen superficial ulcerations with?

Response: mucosal infiltration


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how are the microscopic features seen superficial ulcerations?

Response: with mucosal infiltration


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the microscopic features seen superficial ulcerations, with mucosal infiltration by inflammatory cells and a 'crypt abscess '?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the histological features present superficial ulcerations, with mucosal infiltration by inflammatory cells and a 'crypt abscess '?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are the microscopic features seen, with mucosal infiltration by inflammatory cells and a 'crypt abscess '?

Response: superficial ulcerations


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how are the microscopic features seen superficial ulcerations?

Response: with mucosal infiltration


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the microscopic features seen superficial ulcerations, with mucosal infiltration by inflammatory cells and a 'crypt abscess '?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are epithelial follicles superficial ulcerations, with mucosal infiltration by inflammatory cells and a 'crypt abscess '?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what contain necrotic tissue?

Response: broad base


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what did broad base contain?

Response: necrotic tissue


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are electron micrograph of gaucher cells with?

Response: elongated distended lysosomes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: did broad base contain necrotic tissue?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: did the wall of the stomach in the region of pyloric canal contain necrotic tissue?

Response: no


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

Response: trophozoites of entamoeba histolytica


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: where are trophozoites of entamoeba histolytica seen?

Response: at the margin of ulcer


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are trophozoites of entamoeba histolytica seen at the margin of ulcer?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are papillae seen at the margin of ulcer?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: there is shortening and blunting of the villi with reduction in whose height?

Response: their


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there with reduction in their height?

Response: shortening and blunting of the villi


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there shortening and blunting of the villi with reduction in their height?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the basement membrane shortening and blunting of the villi with reduction in their height?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is electron micrograph of gaucher cells with elongated distended lysosomes?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there of the villi and crypt hyperplasia?

Response: near total flattening


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there near total flattening of the villi and crypt hyperplasia?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is viral rna genome as well as reverse transcriptase near total flattening of the villi and crypt hyperplasia?

Response: no


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

Response: covering mucosa


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the covering mucosa ulcerated?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is gomori methenamine silver ulcerated?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is seen projecting into lumen while the covering mucosa is ulcerated?

Response: polypoid growth


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the polypoid growth seen projecting into lumen while the covering mucosa is ulcerated?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is viral dna seen projecting into lumen while the covering mucosa is ulcerated?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are necrosis of mucosa and periappendicitis?

Response: other changes present


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are fused or ill-formed?

Response: the midface structures


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are other changes present necrosis of mucosa and periappendicitis?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are uclear features of malignant cells in malignant melanoma-pleomorphism, anisonucleosis, necrosis of mucosa and periappendicitis?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are necrosis of mucosa and periappendicitis?

Response: other changes present


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

Response: necrosis of mucosa and periappendicitis


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are other changes present necrosis of mucosa and periappendicitis?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the lumen present necrosis of mucosa and periappendicitis?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is straddled with multiple polyoid structures of varying sizes many of which are pedunculated?

Response: mucosal surface


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is the mucosal surface straddled with?

Response: multiple polyoid structures of varying sizes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the mucosal surface straddled with multiple polyoid structures of varying sizes many of which are pedunculated?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the necrosed area on right side of the field straddled with multiple polyoid structures of varying sizes many of which are pedunculated?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is reversible injury thicker than 2 cm normal, 1-1.5 cm in the example of myocardial hypertrophy lower left?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the midface structures fused or ill-formed?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows an ulcerated mucosa with thickened wall?

Response: anorectal margin


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

Response: an ulcerated mucosa with thickened wall


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how does the anorectal margin show an ulcerated mucosa?

Response: with thickened wall


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the anorectal margin show an ulcerated mucosa with thickened wall?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the wedge-shaped infarct show an ulcerated mucosa with thickened wall?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is grey-white and fleshy due to infiltration by the tumour?

Response: color of sectioned surface of rectal wall


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is the color of sectioned surface of rectal wall?

Response: grey-white and fleshy due to infiltration by tumour


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the sectioned surface of rectal wall grey-white and fleshy due to infiltration by the tumour?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the apex grey-white and fleshy due to infiltration by the tumour?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how many portal triads is termed the classical lobule?

Response: 4 to 5


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is associated with a lethal malformation, in which the midface structures are fused or ill-formed?

Response: stillbirth


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is termed the classical lobule?

Response: central vein and peripheral 4 to 5 portal triads


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is the hexagonal or pyramidal structure with central vein and peripheral 4 to 5 portal triads termed?

Response: classical lobule


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the hexagonal or pyramidal structure with central vein and peripheral 4 to 5 portal triads termed the classical lobule?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the number of layers termed the classical lobule?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how many zones are shown by circles?

Response: 3


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

Response: functional divisions of the lobule into 3 zones


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are the functional divisions of the lobule into 3 zones shown by?

Response: circles


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the functional divisions of the lobule into 3 zones shown by circles?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the atypical dysplastic squamous cells shown by circles?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is characterised by elongated bile plugs in the canaliculi of hepatocytes at the periphery of the lobule?

Response: intrahepatic cholestasis


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is stillbirth associated with, in which the midface structures are fused or ill-formed?

Response: a lethal malformation


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is intrahepatic cholestasis characterised by elongated bile plugs in the canaliculi of hepatocytes at the periphery of the lobule?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is an asbestos body characterised by elongated bile plugs in the canaliculi of hepatocytes at the periphery of the lobule?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows characteristic bile lakes due to rupture of canaliculi in the hepatocytes in the centrilobular area?

Response: extrahepatic cholestasis


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

Response: characteristic bile lakes due to rupture of canaliculi in the hepatocytes in the centrilobular area


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does extrahepatic cholestasis show characteristic bile lakes due to rupture of canaliculi in the hepatocytes in the centrilobular area?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do many of the hepatocytes show characteristic bile lakes due to rupture of canaliculi in the hepatocytes in the centrilobular area?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is contrasted with normal morphology a?

Response: diagrammatic representation of pathologic changes in chronic hepatitis


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

Response: normal morphology


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

Response: with normal morphology


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is diagrammatic representation of pathologic changes in chronic hepatitis contrasted with normal morphology?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how is stillbirth associated?

Response: with a lethal malformation


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is details contrasted with normal morphology?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what spurs into lobules?

Response: extension of fibrous


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does extension of fibrous spur into lobules?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the open wound spur into lobules?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows stellate-shaped portal triad, with extension of fibrous spurs into lobules?

Response: photomicrograph on right


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does photomicrograph on right show stellate-shaped portal triad, with extension of fibrous spurs into lobules?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does one marrow show stellate-shaped portal triad, with extension of fibrous spurs into lobules?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is expanded due to increased lymphomononuclear inflammatory cells which are seen to breach the limiting plate?

Response: portal tract


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is the portal tract expanded due to?

Response: increased lymphomononuclear inflammatory cells


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the portal tract expanded due to increased lymphomononuclear inflammatory cells which are seen to breach the limiting plate ie?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is stillbirth associated with a lethal malformation, in which the midface structures are fused or ill-formed?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is congo red expanded due to increased lymphomononuclear inflammatory cells which are seen to breach the limiting plate ie?

Response: no


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

Response: hepatocytes at the interface of portal tract and lobule


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are hepatocytes at the interface of portal tract and lobule destroyed?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the mature red cells destroyed?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is irregular and necrotic?

Response: amoebic liver abscess's wall


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is amoebic liver abscess's wall irregular and necrotic?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the centre irregular and necrotic?

Response: no


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

Response: moebic liver abscess


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is moebic liver abscess commonly solitary?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is peripheral blood film showing marked neutrophilic leucocytosis commonly solitary?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the granuloma in the center associated with a lethal malformation, in which the midface structures are fused or ill-formed?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is composed of whitish membrane resembling the membrane of a hard boiled egg?

Response: cyst wall


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is the cyst wall composed of?

Response: whitish membrane resembling the membrane of a hard boiled egg


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the cyst wall composed of whitish membrane resembling the membrane of a hard boiled egg?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is thickness and intensity of colour of arrow on left side of figure composed of whitish membrane resembling the membrane of a hard boiled egg?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are distended with large lipid vacuoles with peripherally displaced nuclei?

Response: most of the hepatocytes


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

Response: large lipid vacuoles with peripherally displaced nuclei


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are most of the hepatocytes distended with large lipid vacuoles with peripherally displaced nuclei?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are a few areas distended with large lipid vacuoles with peripherally displaced nuclei?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: where is minimal inflammation and some reactive bile duct proliferation?

Response: in the septa


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there minimal inflammation and some reactive bile duct proliferation in the septa?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is associated with severe internal anomalies such as maldevelopment of the brain and cardiac defects in almost all cases?

Response: this degree of external dysmorphogenesis


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is 2 and 3 minimal inflammation and some reactive bile duct proliferation in the septa?

Response: no


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

Response: on sectioned surface of the liver


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there on sectioned surface of the liver?

Response: diffuse nodularity


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there diffuse nodularity on sectioned surface of the liver?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is adp diffuse nodularity on sectioned surface of the liver?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is small, distorted and irregularly scarred?

Response: liver


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the liver small, distorted and irregularly scarred?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is bdominal fat aspirate stained with congo red small, distorted and irregularly scarred?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do a few intact hepatic lobules remain?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are fibrous scars dividing the hepatic parenchyma into?

Response: micronodules


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is this degree of external dysmorphogenesis associated with?

Response: severe internal anomalies


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are there dividing the hepatic parenchyma into the micronodules?

Response: fibrous scars


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are there fibrous scars dividing the hepatic parenchyma into the micronodules?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the affected area on right fibrous scars dividing the hepatic parenchyma into the micronodules?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what contain elongated bile plugs?

Response: many of the hepatocytes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what do many of the hepatocytes contain?

Response: elongated bile plugs


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do many of the hepatocytes contain elongated bile plugs?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do the tumour cells contain elongated bile plugs?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows many nodules of variable sizes owing to co-existent macronodular cirrhosis?

Response: rest of the hepatic parenchyma in the upper part of the picture


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does rest of the hepatic parenchyma in the upper part of the picture show?

Response: many nodules of variable sizes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does rest of the hepatic parenchyma in the upper part of the picture show many nodules of variable sizes owing to co-existent macronodular cirrhosis?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is this degree of external dysmorphogenesis associated with severe internal anomalies such as maldevelopment of the brain and cardiac defects in almost all cases?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does electron microscopy show many nodules of variable sizes owing to co-existent macronodular cirrhosis?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is seen on sectioned surface?

Response: metastatic tumour deposits in the liver


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: where is metastatic tumour deposits in the liver seen?

Response: on sectioned surface


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is metastatic tumour deposits in the liver as seen on sectioned surface?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the vascular spaces seen on sectioned surface?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what include multiple, variable-sized, nodular masses, often under the capsule, producing umbilication on the surface?

Response: characteristic features


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

Response: multiple


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do characteristic features include multiple, variable-sized, nodular masses, often under the capsule, producing umbilication on the surface?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do common stains include multiple, variable-sized, nodular masses, often under the capsule, producing umbilication on the surface?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is packed with well-fitting, multiple, multi-faceted, mixed gallstones?

Response: lumen


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is atrophy associated with severe internal anomalies such as maldevelopment of the brain and cardiac defects in almost all cases?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the lumen packed with well-fitting, multiple, multi-faceted, mixed gallstones?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is endothelial injury packed with well-fitting, multiple, multi-faceted, mixed gallstones?

Response: no


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

Response: wall of the gallbladder


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the wall of the gallbladder thickened?

Response: yes


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

Response: no


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

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what contains a single, large, oval, and hard yellow-white gallstone?

Response: lumen


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

Response: a single


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the lumen contain a single, large, oval, and hard yellow-white gallstone?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the nuclei of affected tubules contain a single, large, oval, and hard yellow-white gallstone?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows functional effects without any gross or light microscopic changes, or reversible changes such as cellular swelling and fatty change?

Response: reversibly injured myocardium


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what extends from the portion of the amniotic sac to encircle the leg of the fetus?

Response: the band of amnion


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what contains irregular, friable papillary growth arising from mucosa?

Response: lumen of the gallbladder


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

Response: irregular


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the lumen of the gallbladder contain irregular, friable papillary growth arising from mucosa arrow?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does semisolid aspirates contain irregular, friable papillary growth arising from mucosa arrow?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how many multi-faceted gallstones are also present in the lumen?

Response: two


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

Response: two multi-faceted gallstones


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are two multi-faceted gallstones also present in the lumen?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are lassification of chromosomes also present in the lumen?

Response: no


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

Response: presence


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

Response: destruction


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does the band of amnion extend from?

Response: the portion of the amniotic sac to encircle the leg of the fetus


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there destruction of acinar tissue and presence of dystrophic calcification?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is inbox destruction of acinar tissue and presence of dystrophic calcification?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is surrounded by mixed inflammatory infiltrate with granulation tissue formation?

Response: necrotic tissue


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is the necrotic tissue surrounded by?

Response: mixed inflammatory infiltrate with granulation tissue formation


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the necrotic tissue surrounded by mixed inflammatory infiltrate with granulation tissue formation?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is infarcted area surrounded by mixed inflammatory infiltrate with granulation tissue formation?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what consists of primitive connective tissue and cartilage?

Response: intervening parenchyma


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does the intervening parenchyma consist of?

Response: primitive connective tissue and cartilage


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the intervening parenchyma consist of primitive connective tissue and cartilage?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the deposition consist of primitive connective tissue and cartilage?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the band of amnion extend from the portion of the amniotic sac to encircle the leg of the fetus?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are there lined by flattened epithelium while the intervening parenchyma consists of primitive connective tissue and cartilage?

Response: cysts


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are there cysts lined by flattened epithelium while the intervening parenchyma consists of primitive connective tissue and cartilage?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is enlarged and heavy?

Response: kidney


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the kidney enlarged and heavy?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the apex enlarged and heavy?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows loss of demarcation between cortex and medulla and replacement of the entire renal parenchyma by cyst s varying in diameter from a few millimeters to 4-5 cm?

Response: sectioned surface


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are not communicating with the pelvicalyceal system?

Response: cysts


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are these cysts not communicating with?

Response: pelvicalyceal system


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are these cysts not communicating with the pelvicalyceal system?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the congophilic areas not communicating with the pelvicalyceal system?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the blue area extend from the portion of the amniotic sac to encircle the leg of the fetus?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are distorted due to cystic change?

Response: renal pelvis and calyces


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are the renal pelvis and calyces distorted due to?

Response: cystic change


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the renal pelvis and calyces distorted due to cystic change?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the amyloid deposits distorted due to cystic change?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is enlarged in size and weight?

Response: kidney


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how is the kidney?

Response: enlarged in size and weight


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the kidney enlarged in size and weight?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is epra bacilli in ll seen in fite-faraco enlarged in size and weight?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows tiny petechial haemorrhages visible through the capsule?

Response: cortex


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does the cortex show visible through the capsule?

Response: tiny petechial haemorrhages


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is at the right, in the specimen shown?

Response: the placenta


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the cortex show tiny petechial haemorrhages visible through the capsule?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does bilayer lipid membrane show tiny petechial haemorrhages visible through the capsule?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are crescents in bowman 's space forming?

Response: adhesions between the glomerular tuft and bowman 's capsule


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are there in bowman 's space forming adhesions between the glomerular tuft and bowman 's capsule?

Response: crescents in bowman 's space


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are there crescents in bowman 's space forming adhesions between the glomerular tuft and bowman 's capsule?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are 'triple response ' crescents in bowman 's space forming adhesions between the glomerular tuft and bowman 's capsule?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows hypercellularity and leucocytic infiltration?

Response: tuft


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

Response: hypercellularity and leucocytic infiltration


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the tuft show hypercellularity and leucocytic infiltration?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the cyst wall show hypercellularity and leucocytic infiltration?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: where is the placenta, in the specimen shown?

Response: at the right


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

Response: tubules


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do tubules show cytoplasmic?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do large cystic spaces lined by the flattened endothelial cells and containing lymph show cytoplasmic?

Response: no


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

Response: no deposits


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are there no deposits?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the gbm normal?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the apex normal?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what show lobulation and mesangial hypercellularity?

Response: glomerular tufts


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

Response: lobulation and mesangial hypercellularity


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do the glomerular tufts show lobulation and mesangial hypercellularity?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the placenta at the right, in the specimen shown?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do salt bridges show lobulation and mesangial hypercellularity?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there in the mesangial matrix between the capillaries?

Response: increase


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there increase in the mesangial matrix between the capillaries?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the centre increased in the mesangial matrix between the capillaries?

Response: no


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

Response: widespread thickening


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there widespread thickening of the gbm?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the silicotic nodule widespread thickening of the gbm?

Response: no


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

Response: cellular proliferation


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the characteristic feature the cellular proliferation in some glomeruli and in one or two lobules of the affected glomeruli ie?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are focal and segmental involvement of the glomeruli by sclerosis and hyalinosis and mesangial hypercellularity?

Response: the features


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the cause of reversible injury at the right, in the specimen shown?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how are the features?

Response: focal and segmental involvement of the glomeruli by sclerosis and hyalinosis and mesangial hypercellularity


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how are the features focal and segmental involvement of the glomeruli?

Response: by sclerosis and hyalinosis and mesangial hypercellularity


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the features focal and segmental involvement of the glomeruli by sclerosis and hyalinosis and mesangial hypercellularity?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are coal macules composed of aggregates of dust-laden macrophages and collagens focal and segmental involvement of the glomeruli by sclerosis and hyalinosis and mesangial hypercellularity?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are acellular and completely hyalinised?

Response: glomerular tufts


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are glomerular tufts acellular and completely hyalinised?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the predominant histologic changes acellular and completely hyalinised?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows fine fibrosis and a few chronic inflammatory cells?

Response: interstitium


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

Response: fine fibrosis and a few chronic inflammatory cells


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the interstitium show fine fibrosis and a few chronic inflammatory cells?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is hematoxylin-eosin stain?

Response: hyaline membrane disease


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the sectioned surface show fine fibrosis and a few chronic inflammatory cells?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are hyalinised and thickened while the interstitium shows fine fibrosis and a few chronic inflammatory cells?

Response: blood vessels in the interstitium


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how are blood vessels in the interstitium?

Response: hyalinised and thickened


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are blood vessels in the interstitium hyalinised and thickened while the interstitium shows fine fibrosis and a few chronic inflammatory cells?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are diffuse involvement of the glomeruli showing thickening of the gbm and diffuse increase in the mesangial matrix with mild proliferation of mesangial cells and exudative lesions fibrin caps and capsular drops?

Response: characteristic features


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: where are the characteristic features?

Response: in the mesangial matrix


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are there within the lobules of glomeruli, surrounded peripherally by glomerular capillaries with thickened walls?

Response: one or more hyaline nodules


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are there one or more hyaline nodules within the lobules of glomeruli, surrounded peripherally by glomerular capillaries with thickened walls?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the sectioned surface of the lung parenchyma one or more hyaline nodules within the lobules of glomeruli, surrounded peripherally by glomerular capillaries with thickened walls?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there along the nephron involving proximal convoluted tubule as well as distal convoluted tubule dct?

Response: focal necrosis


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is this hematoxylin-eosin stain?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there focal necrosis along the nephron involving proximal convoluted tubule as well as distal convoluted tubule dct?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is sectioned slice of the liver focal necrosis along the nephron involving proximal convoluted tubule as well as distal convoluted tubule dct?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: whose lumina contain casts?

Response: affected tubules


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

Response: lumina of affected tubules


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what do their lumina contain?

Response: casts


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do their lumina contain casts?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do the infarcted area contain casts?

Response: no


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

Response: affected tubules


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the affected tubules dilated?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are trophozoites of entamoeba histolytica dilated?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does reversibly injured myocardium show functional effects without any gross or light microscopic changes, or reversible changes such as cellular swelling and fatty change?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is this hyaline membrane disease?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are lined by regenerating thin and flat epithelium?

Response: affected regions


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

Response: regenerating thin and flat epithelium


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the affected regions lined by regenerating thin and flat epithelium?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is diagrammatic representation of pathologic changes in chronic hepatitis lined by regenerating thin and flat epithelium?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there of epithelial cells involving predominantly proximal convoluted tubule diffusely?

Response: extensive necrosis


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is there involving predominantly proximal convoluted tubule diffusely?

Response: extensive necrosis of epithelial cells


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is there extensive necrosis of epithelial cells involving predominantly proximal convoluted tubule diffusely?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the cytoplasm extensive necrosis of epithelial cells involving predominantly proximal convoluted tubule diffusely?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what contain casts and the regenerating flat epithelium lines the necrosed tubule?

Response: tubular lumina


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the tubular lumina contain casts and the regenerating flat epithelium lines the necrosed tubule?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what implies impending perforation?

Response: the entire small bowel was markedly distended and perilously thin


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does 2,3-bpg and co2 contain casts and the regenerating flat epithelium lines the necrosed tubule?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows markedly dilated pelvis and calyces having irregular and ragged inner surface and containing necrotic debris and pus?

Response: sectioned surface


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does sectioned surface show markedly dilated pelvis and calyces having irregular and ragged inner surface and containing necrotic debris and pus?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the incised wound as well as suture track on either side show markedly dilated pelvis and calyces having irregular and ragged inner surface and containing necrotic debris and pus?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is in chronic pyelonephritis with calyectasis?

Response: small contracted kidney


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is small contracted kidney in chronic pyelonephritis with?

Response: calyectasis


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is small contracted kidney in chronic pyelonephritis with calyectasis?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is inflammatory cell infiltration contracted kidney in chronic pyelonephritis with calyectasis?

Response: no


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

Response: small contracted kidney


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is small and contracted?

Response: kidney


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

Response: impending perforation


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is small contracted kidney in chronic hypertension benign nephrosclerosis?

Response: yes


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

Response: necrotising arteriolitis and hyperplastic intimal sclerosis or onion-skin proliferation


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the vascular changes necrotising arteriolitis and hyperplastic intimal sclerosis or onion-skin proliferation?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are numbers necrotising arteriolitis and hyperplastic intimal sclerosis or onion-skin proliferation?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are tubular loss, fine interstitial fibrosis and foci of infarction necrosis?

Response: parenchymal changes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how are the parenchymal changes?

Response: tubular loss


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the parenchymal changes tubular loss, fine interstitial fibrosis and foci of infarction necrosis?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the bronchioles as well as the adjacent alveoli tubular loss, fine interstitial fibrosis and foci of infarction necrosis?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is enlarged in size and weight?

Response: kidney


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

Response: size and weight


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does this appearance imply impending perforation?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the kidney enlarged in size and weight?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows characteristic 'flea bitten kidney ' due to tiny petechial haemorrhages on the surface?

Response: cortex


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

Response: characteristic 'flea bitten kidney '


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the cortex show characteristic 'flea bitten kidney ' due to tiny petechial haemorrhages on the surface?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the peripheral zone show characteristic 'flea bitten kidney ' due to tiny petechial haemorrhages on the surface?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is enlarged in size and weight?

Response: kidney


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

Response: size and weight


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the kidney enlarged in size and weight?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the infiltrate in the lumina enlarged in size and weight?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows characteristic 'flea bitten kidney ' due to tiny petechial haemorrhages on the surface?

Response: cortex


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does atrophy imply impending perforation?

Response: no


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

Response: characteristic 'flea bitten kidney '


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the cortex show characteristic 'flea bitten kidney ' due to tiny petechial haemorrhages on the surface?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the silicotic nodule show characteristic 'flea bitten kidney ' due to tiny petechial haemorrhages on the surface?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is enlarged and heavy?

Response: kidney


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is with chronic pyelonephritis?

Response: taghorn renal stone


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the kidney enlarged and heavy?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is thalassaemia and hbd enlarged and heavy?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows dilated pelvicalyceal system with atrophied and thin peripheral cortex?

Response: sectioned surface


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does sectioned surface show dilated pelvicalyceal system with atrophied and thin peripheral cortex?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does bdominal fat aspirate stained with congo red show dilated pelvicalyceal system with atrophied and thin peripheral cortex?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what corresponds to areas of hemorrhagic infarction and transmural necrosis?

Response: the congested portion of the ileum


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what contains a single, large, soft yellow white stone taking the contour of the pelvi-calyceal system?

Response: pelvis of the kidney


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

Response: a single


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the pelvis of the kidney contain a single, large, soft yellow white stone taking the contour of the pelvi-calyceal system arrow?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the bronchial wall contain a single, large, soft yellow white stone taking the contour of the pelvi-calyceal system arrow?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is enlarged and heavy?

Response: kidney


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the kidney enlarged and heavy?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the glomeruli enlarged and heavy?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is seen to extend into renal p arenchyma, compressing the cortex as a thin rim at the periphery?

Response: cystic change


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is the cystic change seen to extend into?

Response: renal p arenchyma


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the cystic change seen to extend into renal p arenchyma, compressing the cortex as a thin rim at the periphery?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what does the congested portion of the ileum correspond to?

Response: areas of hemorrhagic infarction and transmural necrosis


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is bone biopsy seen to extend into renal p arenchyma, compressing the cortex as a thin rim at the periphery?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are communicating with the pelvi-calyceal system unlike polycystic kidney?

Response: these cysts


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are these cysts communicating with?

Response: pelvi-calyceal system unlike polycystic kidney


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are these cysts communicating with the pelvi-calyceal system unlike polycystic kidney?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows solid masses and acini of uniform-appearing tumour cells?

Response: tumour


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

Response: solid masses and acini of uniform-appearing tumour cells


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the tumour show solid masses and acini of uniform-appearing tumour cells?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the peripheral zone show solid masses and acini of uniform-appearing tumour cells?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is composed of fine and delicate fibrous tissue?

Response: stroma


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is the stroma composed of?

Response: fine and delicate fibrous tissue


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the congested portion of the ileum correspond to areas of hemorrhagic infarction and transmural necrosis?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the stroma composed of fine and delicate fibrous tissue?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the deposition composed of fine and delicate fibrous tissue?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what predominate in the tumour while the stroma is composed of fine and delicate fibrous tissue?

Response: clear cells


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: where do clear cells predominate in?

Response: tumour


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do clear cells predominate in the tumour while the stroma is composed of fine and delicate fibrous tissue?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: do bone marrow in itp predominate in the tumour while the stroma is composed of fine and delicate fibrous tissue?

Response: no


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

Response: rest of the kidney


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

Response: reniform contour


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

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the colour of sectioned surface have reniform contour?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the b-cell antigen receptor complex correspond to areas of hemorrhagic infarction and transmural necrosis?

Response: no


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: upper pole of the kidney


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

Response: a large and tan mass


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: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does viral rna genome as well as reverse transcriptase 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: what shows irregular, circumscribed, yellowish mass with areas of haemorrhages and necrosis?

Response: sectioned surface


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

Response: irregular


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

Response: yes


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

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows replacement of almost whole kidney by the tumour leaving a thin strip of compressed renal tissue at lower end?

Response: sectioned surface


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

Response: replacement of almost whole kidney


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are scattered among mature hepatocytes in this histologic preparation from an infant with nonimmune hydrops fetalis?

Response: numerous islands of extramedullary hematopoiesis


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how does the sectioned surface show replacement of almost whole kidney?

Response: by the tumour leaving a thin strip of compressed renal tissue at lower end


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the sectioned surface show replacement of almost whole kidney by the tumour leaving a thin strip of compressed renal tissue at lower end arrow?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the tubular lumina cont ain show replacement of almost whole kidney by the tumour leaving a thin strip of compressed renal tissue at lower end arrow?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows papillary tumour floating in the lumen?

Response: mucosal surface


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

Response: papillary tumour floating in the lumen


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the mucosal surface show papillary tumour floating in the lumen?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the pink acellular amyloid material show papillary tumour floating in the lumen?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is contrasted with that of cryptorchid testis?

Response: microscopic appearance of normal testis


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is microscopic appearance of normal testis contrasted with?

Response: that of cryptorchid testis


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how is microscopic appearance of normal testis contrasted?

Response: with that of cryptorchid testis


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does an infarct in the brain show functional effects without any gross or light microscopic changes, or reversible changes such as cellular swelling and fatty change (shown here)?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are numerous islands of extramedullary hematopoiesis scattered among in this histologic preparation from an infant with nonimmune hydrops fetalis?

Response: mature hepatocytes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is microscopic appearance of normal testis contrasted with that of cryptorchid testis?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is adp contrasted with that of cryptorchid testis?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what contains several epithelioid cell granulomas with central areas of caseation necrosis?

Response: interstitium


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

Response: several epithelioid cell granulomas with central areas of caseation necrosis


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how does the interstitium contain several epithelioid cell granulomas?

Response: with central areas of caseation necrosis


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does the interstitium contain several epithelioid cell granulomas with central areas of caseation necrosis?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does wide base contain several epithelioid cell granulomas with central areas of caseation necrosis?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what are surrounded by langhans 'giant cells and mantle of lymphocytes?

Response: granulomas


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

Response: langhans 'giant cells and mantle of lymphocytes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are these granulomas surrounded by langhans 'giant cells and mantle of lymphocytes?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are numerous islands of extramedullary hematopoiesis scattered among mature hepatocytes in this histologic preparation from an infant with nonimmune hydrops fetalis?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are the bronchioles as well as the adjacent alveoli surrounded by langhans 'giant cells and mantle of lymphocytes?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: the testis is enlarged but without distorting whose contour?

Response: its


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is enlarged but without distorting its contour?

Response: testis


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how is the testis enlarged?

Response: without distorting its contour


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the testis enlarged but without distorting its contour?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is mall enlarged but without distorting its contour?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows replacement of the entire testis by lobulated, homogeneous, grey-white mass?

Response: sectioned surface


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

Response: replacement of the entire testis by lobulated


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

Response: by lobulated


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does sectioned surface show replacement of the entire testis by lobulated, homogeneous, grey-white mass?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: are neutrophils scattered among mature hepatocytes in this histologic preparation from an infant with nonimmune hydrops fetalis?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does central coagulative necrosis show replacement of the entire testis by lobulated, homogeneous, grey-white mass?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows lobules of monomorphic seminoma cells separated by delicate fibrous stroma containing lymphocytic infiltration?

Response: microscopy of the tumour


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

Response: lobules of monomorphic seminoma cells


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does microscopy of the tumour show lobules of monomorphic seminoma cells separated by delicate fibrous stroma containing lymphocytic infiltration?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does necrosis show lobules of monomorphic seminoma cells separated by delicate fibrous stroma containing lymphocytic infiltration?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is enlarged and nodular distorting the testicular contour?

Response: testis


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: how is the testis?

Response: enlarged and nodular distorting the testicular contour


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is the testis enlarged and nodular distorting the testicular contour?

Response: yes


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: is infarcted area enlarged and nodular distorting the testicular contour?

Response: no


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what shows replacement of the entire testis by variegated mass having grey-white solid areas, cystic areas, honey-combed areas and foci of cartilage and bone?

Response: sectioned surface


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: what is less developed in the neonatal period than it is in adulthood?

Response: the blood-brain barrier


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

Response: replacement of the entire testis by variegated mass having grey-white solid areas


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

Response: by variegated mass having grey-white solid areas


Question: <image>Given this image, please answer the question: does sectioned surface show replacement of the entire testis by variegated mass having grey-white solid areas, cystic areas, honey-combed areas and foci of cartilage and bone?

Response: yes