Pathology notes & mcq's

Chemical mediators of inflammation Do join us for more Mcq's & NOTES 👇 @pathology_mbbs_notes

Transudate vs exudate Do join us for more Mcq's & NOTES 👇 @pathology_mbbs_notes

Outcomes of acute inflammation Do join us for more Mcq's & NOTES 👇 @pathology_mbbs_notes

Special Stains for fat Do join us for more Mcq's & NOTES 👇 @pathology_mbbs_notes

Diagnosis of apoptosis Do join us for more Mcq's & NOTES 👇 @pathology_mbbs_notes

Cell injury https://youtu.be/OXpxSTiYbyQ Do join us for more Mcq's & NOTES 👇 @pathology_mbbs_notes

SLE Do join us for more Mcq's & NOTES 👇 @pathology_mbbs_notes

Types of shock & it's Pathogenesis Do join us for more Mcq's & NOTES 👇 @pathology_mbbs_notes

Pathogenesis of hemophilia Do join us for more Mcq's & NOTES 👇 @pathology_mbbs_notes

Petechiae & purpura are due to platlet disorder for this we have to first check platlet count if it's normal then it could be platlet function defeat for that we have to see bleeding time Heamarthrosis is due to clotting factor defect for this we have to check for apt & pt Do join us for more Mcq's & NOTES 👇 @pathology_mbbs_notes

The correct answer is A) Acute myelogenous leukemia (AML); initiation of chemotherapy. The presence of myeloblasts in the peripheral blood smear and bone marrow biopsy, along with the clinical presentation and abnormal blood counts, are highly suggestive of AML. Chemotherapy is the mainstay of treatment for AML, with the goal of inducing remission and preventing relapse. CML is a chronic leukemia that typically affects older adults and has a different treatment approach. NHL and MM are types of lymphoma and plasma cell dyscrasia, respectively, which are different from leukemia and require different treatment approaches.

Explanation: Acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL); referral for a bone marrow transplant. The presence of lymphoblasts in the bone marrow biopsy, along with the clinical presentation and abnormal blood counts, are highly suggestive of ALL. Referral for a bone marrow transplant may be considered in certain cases, but typically chemotherapy is the first line of treatment for ALL. CLL is a slow-growing leukemia that typically affects older adults and does not typically require immediate treatment. NHL and HL are types of lymphoma, which are different from leukemia and require different treatment approaches.

Hodgkin lymphoma https://youtu.be/ZUh-U8EYoyw Do join us for more Mcq's & NOTES 👇 @pathology_mbbs_notes

Acute myeloid leukemia AML Do join us for more Mcq's & NOTES 👇 @pathology_mbbs_notes

Acute lymphoblastic leukemia Do join us for more Mcq's & NOTES 👇 @pathology_mbbs_notes