SUNY Upstate Medical University - Auricle Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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1. Dr. Thomas S. Argyris 2. Dr. Albert Oler 3. Dr. George H. Collins . ,fl ,av We ,ff I L X, ,,..a PATHOLOGY SURVEY EXAMINATION THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1972 The cardiac lesion accounting for the largest number of deaths is A. eyphilitic aortitis B. endocardial fihrroelastosis C. patent foramen ovale D. myocardial infarction E. pericarditie Congestion, edema, capillary buds, fibroblasts, and inflammatory cells comprise A. granulation tissue B. hemangiomae C. acute ixlflalnmntory reaction D. early phase of coagulation E. lobar pneumonia Clinical infection with a specific bacterium depends, among other things, on A. whether the bacteria is gram positive or gram negative B. the resistance of the bacteria to common antibiotics C. the dose and virulence of the bacteria D. all of above E. none of above left ventricular hypertrophy is not caused by A. coarctation of the aorta B. mitral insufficiency C. chronic pulmonary disease . systemic hypertension . aortic stenosis D E Bronchopneumonia frequently A. heals with scarring B. may be insidious in onset C. is related to debilitating disease D. 2 of above E. 3 of above All of the following EXCEPT ONE are characteristic of symptomatic infectious hepatitis A. bilirubinemia B. acidophillic bodies C. commonly leads to cirrhosis D. anorexia E. seen in closed institutional populations Rheumatic endocarditis most often involves A. aortic valve alone B. mitral and pulmonic valves C. mitral and tricuspid valves D. aortic an.d mitral valves E. some other combination 5 ,, ff neil. .1 ...H . ., . ' . T -,H fi- :pm .A Ma- ' mf! l G 1

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