KNRUHS MBBS Pathology January 2026 (MB2019114 Regular)

MB2019114Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences · Pathology · 2026 · January · Regular

Questions (25)

1.'Leather bottle stomach" results from which type of Carcinoma Stomach: a) Ulcerative type b) Diffuse infiltration type c) Polypoidal type d) Fungating type
1 Mark
2.Toxic megacolon is a complication of a) Crohn’s disease b) Ulcerative colitis c) Necrotizing enterocolitis d) Pseudomembranous enterocolitis
1 Mark
3.Ghon’s focus is present in: a) Progressive tuberculosis b) Secondary tuberculosis c) Miliary tuberculosis d) Primary tuberculosis
1 Mark
4.All the following ovarian tumors arise from surface epithelium except: a) Teratoma b) Serous cystadenoma c) Mucinous cystadenocarcinoma d) Brenner tumour
1 Mark
5.Sunray appearance in osteosarcoma is due to? a) Periosteal reaction b) Osteonecrosis c) Formation of osteoid along vessels d) Calcification
1 Mark
6.Medial calcific sclerosis is a type of a) Metastatic calcification b) Dystrophic calcification c) Both metastatic and dystrophic calcification d) Neither metastatic nor dystrophic calcification
1 Mark
7.Cell of origin of meningioma is from: a) Dura mater b) Arachnoid cap cell layer c) Pia mater d) Choroid plexus
1 Mark
8.A 55 year-old man presented with sudden onset of bleeding on defecation and had history of changes in bowel habits, cramping and left lower quadrant discomfort. He was found to be having adenocarcinoma of colon. Which part is affected in such a case? a) Rectum b) Descending colon c) Caecum and ileo caecal valve d) Ascending colon
1 Mark
9.A 34-year-old woman sustained trauma to her right breast. Initially, there was a 3-cm contusion beneath the skin that resolved within 3 weeks, but she then felt a firm, painless lump that persisted below the site of the bruise 1 month later. What is the most likely diagnosis for this lump? a) Abscess b) Fat necrosis c) Fibroadenoma d) Sclerosing adenosis
1 Mark
10.A 76-year-old man has a slowly enlarging nodule on his right eyelid for 4 years. On physical examination, there is a 0.3-cm pearly nodule on the upper eyelid. The lesion is excised, with wider margins removed taking care to preserve the eyelid. The microscopic appearance of the lesion shows dark tumor cells arranged in nests having peripheral palisading. What is the most likely diagnosis? a) Actinic keratosis b) Basal cell carcinoma c) Dermatofibroma d) Malignant melanoma
1 Mark
11.A 8 year old boy was admitted with history of puffiness of face and passing of red coloured urine, following upper respiratory tract infection 2 weeks earlier. Urine examination showed moderated proteinuria and haematuria. a. What is your probable diagnosis? b. Describe the etiopathogenesis of that condition. c. Give the morphology of the organ affected. d. List the investigations that you would do to confirm diagnosis.
15 Marks
12.Classify Cirrhosis. Describe the pathogenesis and pathology of Alcoholic Cirrhosis.
15 Marks
13.Discuss the pathology of Dysgerminoma.
6 Marks
14.Describe the pathogenesis of Barett’s Oesophagus.
6 Marks
15.Silicosis.
6 Marks
16.Cryptorchidism.
6 Marks
17.Discuss gross and microscopy of Phyllodes Tumour.
6 Marks
18.Discuss the pathology of Pheochromocytoma.
6 Marks
19.Osteoclastoma.
6 Marks
20.Enumerate risk factors of Carcinoma Cervix.
3 Marks
21.Classify Thyroid tumour.
3 Marks
22.Types of Emphysema.
3 Marks
23.Aschoff’s Body.
3 Marks
24.Microscopy of Schwannoma.
3 Marks
25.Morphology of Warthin’s Tumour.
3 Marks

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