micro/patho ques

[doc2006]

hello everyone,
these r some micro/patho ques....pls give me the ans 😳 if possible pls expain..thnaks

1in hematology ashift to left infers an incease in circulating
a monocytes
b erythocytes
c thrombocytes
d immature neutrophils
e segmented neutrophils

2 a decubital ulcer is example of tissue destruction caused by

a toxemia
b ischemia
cinfection
dneoplasm
e radiation


when T cellfrom people with chronic perio disease r reacted with certain plaque bactarial antigen,they produce

a antibody
bcollagenase
c MIF
d c'3
e lymphotaxin
f OAF


thnaks in advance 🙂

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[drkum1]

hello everyone,
these r some micro/patho ques....pls give me the ans 😳 if possible pls expain..thnaks

1in hematology ashift to left infers an incease in circulating
a monocytes
b erythocytes
c thrombocytes
d immature neutrophils
e segmented neutrophils

2 a decubital ulcer is example of tissue destruction caused by

a toxemia
b ischemia
cinfection
dneoplasm
e radiation


when T cellfrom people with chronic perio disease r reacted with certain plaque bactarial antigen,they produce

a antibody
bcollagenase
c MIF
d c'3
e lymphotaxin
f OAF


thnaks in advance 🙂

2) ischemia
3)MIF, OAF

 

[ridge]

hello everyone,
these r some micro/patho ques....pls give me the ans 😳 if possible pls expain..thnaks

1in hematology ashift to left infers an incease in circulating
a monocytes
b erythocytes
c thrombocytes
d immature neutrophils
e segmented neutrophils

ANS : d

2 a decubital ulcer is example of tissue destruction caused by

a toxemia
b ischemia
cinfection
dneoplasm
e radiation

Ans: ischemia

when T cellfrom people with chronic perio disease r reacted with certain plaque bactarial antigen,they produce

a antibody
bcollagenase
c MIF
d c'3
e lymphotaxin
f OAF

ANS : mif,OAF

 

[doc2006]

hello everyone,
these r some micro/patho ques....pls give me the ans 😳 if possible pls expain..thnaks

1in hematology ashift to left infers an incease in circulating
a monocytes
b erythocytes
c thrombocytes
d immature neutrophils
e segmented neutrophils

ANS : d

2 a decubital ulcer is example of tissue destruction caused by

a toxemia
b ischemia
cinfection
dneoplasm
e radiation

Ans: ischemia

when T cellfrom people with chronic perio disease r reacted with certain plaque bactarial antigen,they produce

a antibody
bcollagenase
c MIF
d c'3
e lymphotaxin
f OAF

ANS : mif,OAF

thanks for ans..can you pls explain what is shift to lefT??

 

[fido!]

correct ans! 👍

hello everyone,
these r some micro/patho ques....pls give me the ans 😳 if possible pls expain..thnaks

1in hematology ashift to left infers an incease in circulating
a monocytes
b erythocytes
c thrombocytes
d immature neutrophils
e segmented neutrophils

ANS : d

2 a decubital ulcer is example of tissue destruction caused by

a toxemia
b ischemia
cinfection
dneoplasm
e radiation

Ans: ischemia

when T cellfrom people with chronic perio disease r reacted with certain plaque bactarial antigen,they produce

a antibody
bcollagenase
c MIF
d c'3
e lymphotaxin
f OAF

ANS : mif,OAF

 

[fido!]

the explanation to the ans is very simple!
the transformation to the mature neutrophil starts with hemocytoblast-myeloblast-promyelocyte-myelocyte-metamyelocyte-neutrophil.so a shift to the right,meaning as u go towards the right u get mature neutrophils & if u go towards the left to the immature ones like pro...,myelo....etc!
hope i'm able to explain!

thanks for ans..can you pls explain what is shift to lefT??

 

[toothcol]

Can someone explain plz what's mif,OAF?

Thanx, 😕

Toothcol

 

[doc2006]

the explanation to the ans is very simple!
the transformation to the mature neutrophil starts with hemocytoblast-myeloblast-promyelocyte-myelocyte-metamyelocyte-neutrophil.so a shift to the right,meaning as u go towards the right u get mature neutrophils & if u go towards the left to the immature ones like pro...,myelo....etc!
hope i'm able to explain!thanks prady....

 

[fido!]

😉 u r most welcome!

the explanation to the ans is very simple!
the transformation to the mature neutrophil starts with hemocytoblast-myeloblast-promyelocyte-myelocyte-metamyelocyte-neutrophil.so a shift to the right,meaning as u go towards the right u get mature neutrophils & if u go towards the left to the immature ones like pro...,myelo....etc!
hope i'm able to explain!
thanks prady....

 

[toothcol]

Hi Prady:

Can you tell me plz what mif,OAF stand for?

Thanx