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ملخص Neoplasia part 1 🙏🏻❤️
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Neoplasia Part 2 ملخص 🙏🏻❤️
تسجيلات شرحت فيهن neoplaisa و carcinogenesis
اللي ما زال ما قراه ممكن يساعدنه 3 محاضرات فقط
الشيتات نفس شيت الجامعة بس بطريقة أسهل وجداول مقارنة يساعدنكم بكل على الفهم والتثبيت
سبورة تلخص infective endocarditis من محاضرتي اليوم 💜
فيديو فيه شرح atherosclerosis بالكامل مع الزيادات ، موفقين 💜
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Q1. A 60-year-old man died secondary to coronary artery disease. At the
time of autopsy marked atherosclerotic changes were present within his coro-
nary arteries. Sections from these abnormal areas revealed complicated ather-
osclerotic plaques with calcification and hemorrhage. Within these plaques
were cellular zones, composed of smooth-muscle cells and macrophages, and
a central core with foam cells and cholesterol clefts. These foam cells are
smooth-muscle cells or macrophages that have phagocytized lipid. Which
one of the following substances promotes atherosclerosis by stimulating
smooth-muscle cells to proliferate, phagocytize lipid, and excrete extracellular
matrix material?
a. Alpha-interferon
b. Beta-transforming growth factor
c. Interleukin 1
d. Platelet-derived growth factor
e. Tumor necrosis factor
هذا سؤال عن pathogenesis سؤال مباشر .. اقروا السؤال كويس
Q2 . The most common site of atherosclerosis is :
a. Coronary arteries
b. Descending thoracic aorta
c. Lower abdominal aorta
d. Internal carotid arteries
e. Circle of Willis
Q3 .Which of the following is the first event in atherosclerosis pathogenesis :
a. Accumulation of lipoproteins
b. Lipid accumulation
c. Smooth muscle cells recruitment
d. Endothelial cell injury
e. Monocyte adhesion
Q4 . During a routine physical examination, a 60-year-old man is found to have a 5-cm
pulsatile mass in his abdomen. Angiography reveals a marked dilation of his aorta distal
to his renal arteries. Which of the following is the most likely cause of this aneurysm?
a. Atherosclerosis
b. A congenital defect
c. Hypertension
d. A previous syphilitic infection
e. Trauma