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    This document contains two multiple choice pathology questions and their explanations. The first question is about COPD and the correct answer is that panacinar emphysema is mainly associated with alpha 1 antitrypsin deficiency. The second question is about streptococcal virulence factors and the correct answer is that endotoxins do not cause tissue damage like heart valve damage. The document provides context about the questions through subject headings and references.

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    This document contains two multiple choice pathology questions and their explanations. The first question is about COPD and the correct answer is that panacinar emphysema is mainly associated with alpha 1 antitrypsin deficiency. The second question is about streptococcal virulence factors and the correct answer is that endotoxins do not cause tissue damage like heart valve damage. The document provides context about the questions through subject headings and references.

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    Week 11 Pathology Mcqs N.Hnduma

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    Week 11 pathology MCQs N.

    Hnduma

    1 With regard to COPD


    A Asthma constitutes majority of cases
    B Bronchiectusis mainly affect respiratory bronchioles
    C Panacinar emphysema is mainly associated with alpha 1 qntitryppsin
    deficiency
    D Core pulmonale is common presentation of emphysema
    E Smoking does not affect severity of emphysema in people with alpha 1
    antitrypsin deficiency
    Answer C
    Explanation A - Majority are chronic bronchitis and emphysema
    B - Mainly bronchus
    D - Rare and terminal in emphysema but common in bronchitis
    E - Greater severity with smoking

    Subject Pathology
    Category Obstructive pUlmonary disease
    Reference Robbins 7th ed. Pg 117-121

    2 Streptococcal virulence factors include all of the following except


    A Pneumolysin that lyses host cells
    B Exotoxins that produce rush in scarlet fever
    C Endotoxins that cause tissue damage like heart valve
    D Lactic acid that demineralises tooth enamel
    E Proteases that degrade chemotactic peptides and immunoglobulins
    Answer C
    Explanation Heart valves are damaged by direct haematogenous invasion and
    vegetation formation rather than endotoxin
    Subject Pathology
    Category Infectious diseases: Gram positive bacterial infections
    Reference Robbins, Pocket companion 6th ed. Pg. 185

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