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

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V( TRI 0 5PECULA- 0 ' ODUC ' O Dr. Robert F. Rohner 5 lUAT 0 68

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1. Dr. Thomas S. Argyris 2. Dr. Albert Oler 3. Dr. George H. Collins PATHOLOGY SURVEY EXAMINATION • THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1972 1. The cardiac lesion accounting for the largest number of deaths Is A. syphilitic aortitis B. endocardial fibroelastosis C. patent foramen ovale D. myocardial infarction E. pericarditis 2. Congestion, edema, capillary buds, fibroblasts, and inflanimatory cells comprise A. granulation tissue B. hemangiomas C. acute inflanmatory reaction D. early phase of coagulation E. lobar pneumonia 3. 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 i. Left ventricular hypertrophy is not caueod by A. coarctation of the aorta B. mitral Insufficiency C. chronic pulmonary disease D. systemic hypertension E. aortic stenosis 5. Bronchopneumonia frequently A. heals vlth scarring B. may be insidious in onset C. is related to debilitating disease 0. 2 of above E. 3 of above 6. All of the following EXCEPT ONE are characteristic of synptoaatic infectious hepatitis A. bilirubinRmla B. acidophilic bodies C. commonly leads to cirrhosis D. anorexia E. seen in closed Institutional populations 7. Rheumatic endocarditis most often involves • A. aortic valve alone B. mitral and pulmonic valves C. mitral and tricuspid valves D. aortic and mitral valves E. some other combination HIc est locus ubi mors gaudet succurrere vitae. This is the place where death re- joices to come to the aid of life. —Motto of the Pathological Institute of McGill University H a V e Y u E V e r S e e n T h i s P a g e B e f r e ' 77 ' 67

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T 1 - » V « • Many symptoms she ' d never had before • i ?; .. THERE ONCE WAS a vounqster, Lenore ' I m. THERE ONCE WAS a youngster, Lenore Jk«3% 41 i iose throat got excessively sore; ' tK • though this quickly did clear two weeks later appeared Jk She was febrile and nauseous and weak, 1 And discovered A hile taki ng a leak, that her urine was red, Mommy help me ! she said, So they let Lenore ' s doc take a peek He said, Mrs. Lenore, do you see 1 Her edema, periorbitally? 1 V mm. and with glomerular swelling and endothelial cell-ing There ' s oliguria and hematuria, natural l»f t?- JV ' I here s oliguria ana nematuna, natural! % I What does that mean? the quite nervous mom cri She ' s got acute PGN, the doc replied, Immune complexes arrayed along basement membrane, I ' m afraid. But relax, dear, it all should subside . . . See this biopsy I have in my lab? It was taken with a quick renal stab; it shows marked proliferation and PMN cell infiltration. But in a week or so, Lenore won ' t feel drab. But by this time, the doc had created A new patient from what he ' d related; now the mother of Lenore was found pale on the floor And the child ' s disease? — self. J ' P rossberg w