Videos to binge watch before INICET NOV 23

RR- PREPLADDER APP

PATHOLOGY ( in order of importance)
NEETPG marathon – 2 sessions
One liner session

19,20 12 noon

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Lineage Markers 034 Endo
Blasts
TAT HLADR CD3 cell
LCA
Common CD 45 HSC
Leucocyte Ag
T cells
CD 1 8,28 Pant CD
B cells
CD 10 CD19 23 CD 40 CD 799 b Pan B CD19
NK cells
CD 16
Myeloid cells 56,94
CD 13 CD 33
BPO
Monocytic lineage
e CD 11 CD 14 CD 64
Megakaryocytic lineage
KD 41,42 61 N4
CLL/SLL
CD 5T CD 234 CD 2004
Mantle cell lymphoma 5 0 23 200
Marginal zone lymphoma/ MALToma 5 23 200
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PNH
Plasma cells
n CD 454 CD 194 CD38 138
Multiple myeloma t t t
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CYTOMETERP
FLOW SC
F I T C III
Dyes complex
Fluoro Isothiocyanate
GREEN
Hydrodynamic focusing PRINCIPLE
sheath
single
Light BLUE LASER 488 nm A
Forward scatter
Fsc
Side scatter
Sse
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a. B- ALL
b. Treg cells

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Q. Dot plot analysis?

a. MZL
b. MCL 23 IF 10
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c. CLL
d. AML
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Q. Dot plot analysis?

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10
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b. MCL
c. CLL
d. MZL

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Mantell
positive t(11;14) result, which of the following markers Ly
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should be utilized to confirm the diagnosis?
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B. CD200
C. Sox11

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D. Cyclin D1
1. A,B
2. B,D
3. A,C
4. C,D
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lymphoma Belo rearrangement
Burkitt’s lymphoma
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Hairy cell leukemia
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DUAL ESTERASE positivity is seen in?

Leukemia
A. AML M2
B. AML M4 stains

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C. AML M5
D. AML M3

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PAS (block positivity)
Acid phosphatase
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Monoblast NSE
•
NE
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AML- STAINS lymph • PAS
MPO
AML M3 •

• AML M0 MPO • CAE myeloblast

AML UNDIFF
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AML M2 MPO CAE
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• AML M5
• AML M6
• AML M7
Q) A 78-year-old man presents with fatigue and exertional dyspnea. Patient
says that symptoms onset gradually 4 weeks ago and have not improved. He Lengthy
denies any history of anemia or nutritional deficiency. Past medical history is
significant for ST-elevation mycordial infarction 6 months ago, status post
coronary artery bypass graft, complicated by recurrent hemodynamically
unstable ventricular tachycardia. His blood pressure is 100/70mm Hg, pulse is
71/min, temperature is 36.5oC(97.7oF),and respiratory rate is 16/min. On physical
examination, patient appears lethargic and tired. Skin is dry and coarse, and
there is generalized pitting edema present. A CBC show evidence of
normochromic, normocytic anemia as well as microcytic hypochromic cells.
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Additionally decreased serum level of iron, decreased TIBC and increased
serum level of ferritin. Which of the following is the most likely etiology of the
anemia in this patient?

a) Iron deficiency anemia

b) Hemolytic anemia
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c) Anemia of chronic disease
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d) Pernicious anemia disease
 IDA AOCD SIDEROBLASTIC ANEMIA
Feature

Serum Iron

Transferrin
Saturation

Ferritin

TIBC
 MCQs
Q. Identify the crystal?

a. 1. calcium oxalate monohydrate 2. calcium oxalate dihydrate 3.

calcium carbonate
b. 1. calcium oxalate dihydrate 2. calcium oxalate monohydrate 3.
calcium carbonate
c. 1. calcium carbonate 2. calcium oxalate dihydrate 3. calcium
monohydrate
d. 1. calcium oxalate carbonate 2. calcium oxalate monohydrate 3.
calcium oxalate dihydrate
Find the incorrect match amongst the renal diseases and the site of immune
complex deposition?
a. PSGN- subepithelial
b. BERGER’S disease- Mesangial
c. Wire loop lesions- Subendothelial
d. MGN- subendothelial
Which of the options listed below is not included as a constituent of
Papanicolaou stain?
a. Light green SF
b. Orange G
c. Eosin B
d. Crystal Violet
Q. Adequacy of PAP smear with the technique
shown below?

a. 1000 Epithelial cells

b. 3000 Epithelial cells
c. 5000 Epithelial cells
d. 8000 Epithelial cells
PAP SMEAR ANSWERS
TECHNIQUES

BETTER?

FIXATIVE
STAIN
COMPONENTS

ADEQUACY
What is the most suitable biopsy specimen for a thyroid
biopsy?
a. 15 follicular cell clusters contain 10-12 cells
b. 10 follicular cell clusters contain 6-8 cells
c. 3 follicular cell clusters contain 10-15 cells
d. 6 follicular cell clusters contain 10-15 cells
Identify the microscopy??
A) Light microscope
B) Electron microscope
C) Fluorescent microscope
D) Dark field microscope
Which of the following immunofluorescnece patterns best
correspond to CREST syndrome?
Antibodies against Antibodies against RNA
Antibodies
chromatin, histone, anti against anti
dsDNA dsDNA

Most common
Antibodies against Anti- centromeric
anti Sm, anti Ro, anti antibody
La
Results of which of the following tests may support the
diagnosis of granulomatosis with polyangiitis,
eosinophilic granulomatosis with polyangiitis, or
microscopic polyangiitis?
a. C-ANCA
b. P-ANCA
c. Serum albumin
d. ESR
Q. 55 year old male presents with hematuria, mild proteinuria
and single episode of hemoptysis. Serum creatinine levels
are markedly raised. Patient is hypertensive.
Immunofluorescence findings are shown. Which of the
following is incorrect?

a. IF shows granular deposit

b. IF shows lumpy bumpy deposits
c. IF shows starry sky appearance
d. IF shows linear deposit
What is the color of the vacutainer that contains sodium fluoride? Nat
a. Red
b. Grey
c. Blue
d. Yellow
• Black CAP