Pathology Comp
*Increased arterial circulation* leading to *congestion of blood* is called
*active* hyperemia
A *neuroma* is a
*benign tumor* of *nervous tissue*
Which of the following *predisposes to thrombosis*
- diseases of the blood vessels, - sluggish circulation, - increase viscosity of the blood *"all of these"*
An embolus may consist of
- fragments of thrombi, - bacteria, - tumor cells *("all of these")*
Of the following neoplasms, the one that is *benign and composed of a mass of minute blood vessels* or *lymph vessels* is
an angioma
Of the following neoplasms, the one that is *benign* is
an osteoma
The *union of two or more adjacent boils* results in an inflammatory lesion that is called a(n)
carbuncle
*Arteriosclerosis* involving the *cerebral arteries* may be expected to lead to
cerebral hemorrhage
*Endocarditis* is inflammation of the
*inner tunic* of the heart
A fibrosarcoma is a
*malignant tumor* of *fibrous connective tissue*
*Accumulation of blood* in a part due to *venous obstruction* is called
*passive* hyperemia
A disease having a *slow onset* and *long duration* is referred to as
chronic
*Arteriosclerosis* is a disease primarily involving the
circulatory system
That branch of pathology dealing with the various *laboratory test on body fluid* and tissue that are used in *making a diagnosis* is
clinical pathology
*Myocardial infarction* is likely *after-effect* of
coronary *thrombosis*
A *nevus* is
a mole
A *localized collection of pus* in any body part, resulting from an *invasion of pus-forming bacteria* is called a(n)
abcess
A *circulatory disorder* that is often found to occur as an *after-effect* of a *diseased heart valve* is
embolism
Blockage of a blood vessel by some foreign object floating to the site in the blood stream is called a(n)
embolism
The technical term for *"nose bleed"*
epistaxis
*Venous thrombosis* may cause
gangrene
*Blood in the sputum* is referred to as
hemoptysis
Conditions that make a body *more susceptible to disease* WITHOUT *actually causing* it are called
predisposing conditions
The form of *anemia* that is due to *malfunction of the hematopoietic tissue* is identified by the term
primary (Anemia)
The *prediction* of the probable *outcome of a disease* is called
prognosis
The *form of anemia* that *develops as a complication of another disease* such as *hemorrhage* is identified by the term
secondary (Anemia)
A *blister-like structure* that contains a *serous fluid* is called a(n)
vesicle
A blood *discoloration of the tissues* as in a *bruise* is called an
ecchymosis
A *foreign particle* that becomes *lodged in a blood vessel* is called a
embolus
A *free-flowing particle* in the blood is called a(n):
embolus
*Melanin* bears a relationship to
endogenous pigmentation
A *malignant tumor* of *epithelial tissue* is called a(n):
epithelioma
A *marked increase* in the number of *RED blood cells* is a condition referred to as
erythrocytosis
The pathological term for a *boil* is
furuncle
What condition may result from an embolism
gangrene
*Myocarditis* is a disease that *primarily involves* the
heart
*Pancarditis* is a disease primarily involving the
heart
*Valvular insufficiency* a commonly found disorder affecting the
heart
A *controlled enlargement* of a body organ or part *due to an increase* in the *number of the components* cells describes
hyperplasia
Of the following conditions, the one that is a *common heart disorder* is
hypertrophy
The *increase in the size of the cells* of an organ is
hypertrophy
*Occlusion of an artery* is a condition likely to lead to
infarction
A *pathological condition* primarily *associated with arteries* is
infarction
The *reaction of tissue* to an *irritant* is called
inflammation
Of the following disorders, the one with the*highest incidence of fatality* is
leukemia
Of the following body organs, the one mainly involved in *pneumoconiosis* is the
lung
A neoplasm that is *malignant and pigmented* is a
melanoma
Of the following *neoplasms* the one most likely to cause death is
melanoma
*Blockage* of a *coronary artery* is likely to lead to
myocardial infarction
A *benign tumor of muscle* tissue is called a(n)
myoma
*Death of a localized area of tissue* is a condition known as
necrosis
Inflammation of a vein is a condition called
phlebitis
*More* than the *normal total volume* of *blood* in the body is a condition known as
plethora
The *replacement* of destroyed tissue with the *exact same kind of tissue* is a process called
regeneration
*Replacement of dead tissue* cells with *connective tissue* cells is a process called
repair
The replacement of destroyed tissue with connective tissue is called
repair
The *termination of an inflammatory reaction* with the *return to normal of the body* part would be called
resolution
A disorder believed to *develop as an after effect* of *severe streptococcal infection* is
rheumatic heart disease
The *formation of pus* is a process called
suppuration
The division of pathology that deals with issues that have been *removed from a patient during surgery* is called
surgical pathology
A gumma is a lesion of
syphilis
A *blood clot* that has *formed* within the heart or a blood vessel *during life* is referred to as a
thrombus
A *benign tumor* commonly found *on mucous membranes* is
a polyp
A *malignant* neoplasm of *bone tissue* is called
an osteosarcoma
*Generalize edema* of the subcutaneous tissue is called
anasarca
A *deficiency of red blood cells* or a *deficiency of hemoglobin* is a condition referred to as
anemia
*Aneurysms* are disorders *primarily involving*
arteries
Of the following body fluids, the one bearing the *closest relationship* to *hemophilia* is
blood
An abnormal channel *connecting two surfaces* is called a
fistula
A disorder that *does not primarily involve the blood*
hypertrophy (cells)
A mass of *necrotic tissue* that results from *circulatory obstruction* is called an
infarct
*Arterial thrombosis* may cause
ischemia
*Decreased blood flow* to a body part is a condition called
ischemia
*Deficiency of blood* in a part of the body is know as
ischemia
Of the following pathological conditions, the one that is *most closely associated with infarction* is
ischemia
*Any structural change* that *occurs in a disease* is a
lesion
A condition that is a *hematopoietic disorder* is
leukemia
It is *characteristic of leukemia* to be accompanied by a *massive proliferation* of
leukocytes
A *marked decrease in the number of leukocytes* in the blood is referred to as
leukopenia
Of the following neoplasms, the one that is a *malignant tumor* composed of a *mass of minute lymph vessels* is a
lymphangiosarcoma
Leukocytosis is a condition that
may be *physiological* or *pathological*
Area of which *dead cells are sloughed* from a *free surface* called a
ulcer
*Hemorrhoids* is a condition primarily involving
veins
A *malignant* neoplasm composed of *fatty connective tissue* is called
Liposarcoma
The branch of pathology concerned with accidents and homicide is called
Medicolegal Pathology
An area of *necrotic tissue* that results from a *faulty blood supply* to the area is called
infarct or infarction
*Thickening of the tunica intima* of the arteries due to *deposits of a fatty substance* in them suggests a disease called
atherosclerosis
Formation of a *blood clot attached* to the *wall of a heart* or blood *vessel* is called
thrombus
The *thick liquid* that *collects around* an *infection site* is called
exudate
Of the following tumors, the one that *is a cancer* is a
fibrosarcoma
A body organ frequently affected by *valvular stenosis* is the
heart
Of the following locations, *thrombi would likely be found* in the
heart
Of the following neoplasms, the one that is *malignant and composed of blood vessels* is called
hemangiosarcoma
The action of *gastrointestinal secretions* upon blood in the digestive tract causes the formation of *very dark, tarry feces or vomitus* known as
melena
Of the following neoplasms, the one that is a *malignancy composed of the epithelial tissue* of a *gland* is
an adenocarcinoma
A circumscribed collection of pus *surrounded by a wall of inflammatory tissue* designates a(n)
abscess
A disease having a *sudden onset* and *short duration* is referred to as
acute
A term that represents a *common complication of healing* is
adhesions
*Antibodies* are to be *found in* the
blood
*Identification of the disease* is called
diagnosis
