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1)A S-year-old child was brought to the hospital with complaints of frequent episodes of acute abdominal pain, chest pain, bone pains and recurrent lung infections. On examination, the Child looked pale and had a chronic non healing ulcer on his left foot. He was investigated ang the peripheral smear image is provided to you 1. What is your diagnosis? 2. What are the other investigations done to confirm diagnosis? 3. What is the underlying pathogenesis? 4. How would you manage this patient? 1A) The prioealde is ot above oe fs stoltle cell ameytla ab peAtpreol blood. shows siclle shaped elle and wlth ints of acute abdominal palm , ch a palin, bene pats & Heeussent lung infecttons. eae electHophorests Selle Cll Halt test a | DNA testing 3 Pyonatal 4 yo Mi ot mtd disease €s mn in HbS, baste oo: fe Mr0 (Nyelepetoddass): ative ~ Sudan Bark & & mopar ONSE (Nen~ epoctitie extorase) mopntive fda phosphate : tooal pestivtty fr leukembe blasts tn ALL Jrownudnophunotyplong : >in pne-B & pme-T coll | lasts — Tesumbncl deextynueleo tic fs bes Wie tromsteage ‘Tat 4 2 pre—& col type : pesttive te pam-B vell aveuikoss CD19, 10, 9a 3 phe- T ted “type pesttive tor (D1, 2,345, 4 4AVALL fe aleuattied umdoH Non — bodeldvs bmphonnas —B Acs é FAR clanitiention: — * “4 aoe L, > mall umitoum aalls Le ~ dane, vaniod eolh (heteregewous population) “os an oe DHS, 6)A 60 year old male patient presented to hospital with complaints of bone pain, Fatigue, n, he was pale. X-ray revealed punched Out frequent infections and headache. On examinatio inino was also raised. Hb wa9 10g defects in bone, Serum calcium was raised. Serum creatit Bone marrow was done and image is provided to you: acegh ore ee eee of j os oa 30) Py OT) 1. What is the diagnosis? 2. Describe the various morphological features. 3. What is the criteria for diagnosis? 4. What are the other conditions mimicking this disease? 1A) bouod on the hictet i mesemt, vith bene palm Gue to jusrptiey), tatt aL, pall (duo to amumita), pumehod (eSioug tn bene, ee geoin Loleiuim and tmima levels, the probable diogwects fs ‘rultiple onuolerna . 2A) OSSEOUS LESPONS: Newmal bene mesow fs 2 by soft, elatomous, Hoddizh — ey Salmons , +f oeto.d, ia de Beat)’ use balopeel: oly. > Nypervellulasity, myeloma wll (7 1074) a0 seem cnteneccplal EXTRAOSSEOUS LESIONS : 2) blood.: Atypical pltsinacr arte im blood, mevoclrsemte , meme - fe pai mated poullone fevmation ue to iypontcaly be cod. , olevectod ESA 226 Hd TY Velbrealion of Rome Younes puctoins prcelpttated fan Ut oF hve £m ebeiteatng ot Taw - MOEN psc pe tudor cass frye loud by mulitmusleate fil celle #010 2 ala ei teal staime: Periodic atta tid ui) &taim a, of PAS positive raesitat 6 fiod i Hiv) \ yeloponoxidaxc) : ee Black @; ce. e a specltic: ceronase) : 8 phatase ; oal positiv tm loukowtic blasts in ALL reg * : .° e~T 20 paphebluce : Tisuniimal- door mucleotid, : C t tuametoace (Tat) fpere FO" paum—B toll mrasikers 0D, CD10, LOAe A400 wurden mon—edgtimis Iyrmphewas : B “ALLS es... ae rr umiterun Alls e, vatlied, a population) ul etn 6 T-ALL th jonths. Col T)A 40 year old lady complained of white discharge P/V ee a bes ie ©xamination revealed a growth on cervix which was bleeding on touch. She al plained of loss of appetite and weight. oy &. What is the diagnosis based on the microscopic picture provide }. What is the classification used and elaborate? My? ©. What are the various morphological patterns grossly and microscopically’ 2 d. What are the risk factors associated in its etiopathogenesis’ a) it fs a mse of bruasive squamous cell dancorema. b) The classification system used ts Bethea soe lm, tor el leg Sn Bethesda Sasa the viiteia wed fs ; > Specinnen adoquacy 2 Gromeuad chanactentrction {0 type of sme ~ Intephetation | goaults ae ee fo tonto epithelial lesion of mratignamey alas EEE |ulzonated lexton | elovated qromulan o%,. E Polypeta, modular | wlheonatod Woh, wth imtiltnation into sunroundding ; a Hisie subtypes 1b, 1. he ene. nfstony of HGPL Trtemousse G higher Letetime 8)A 45-year-old lady complained of fever, fatigue, lethargy, bleeding gums and Menorthagis, She gave a history of frequent episodes of upper respiratory tract infections. On examination she had sternal tendemess , gum hypertrophy and mild hepatosplenomegaly. Hb was 7 guy WBC count was 1 20000/cmm. Platelet count was 30000/cmm. Peripheral smear image is provided to you 1. What is your diagnosis? Why? 2. Classify the disease. 3. Describe the peripheral smear and bone marrow findings 4. What are the special investigations to confirm the diagnosis? 1A) The (robable ee fs aeute myeletd lia ctmer Hhe patient has isto of sent opisodes ot UTE amd toveh dus to imtection. : amesmnia. —> pallet a dle momitestaty F ‘ ediona I ation — bleeding quyns , murrotahages , , theombocytopenia ; tence et 230 FAR | Old rome Mimtmally at ted AML Mo on Lom IL ne eon whi M Mp Meloblast defeat mueloay theomatin 2-4 mucleet, voluminous ee ype ou Hodn eon, monoblact -feldod , tobulated aun Mods - 2, a Nt sof blast tn bene masdow , ta psa hs, sangeet Ceduccd to Spestal, awestign tens: sun amusoumidae > My, Me Lenckerntta, uvtic arid - AML 4 + a a alee "4 ' 9) A 55 year old male with comorbidities developed sepsis, and acute onset of oliguria, nausea & fatigue, followed by abrupt increase in serum creatinine of 2.8mg/dl. in a span of few days, CUE shows epithelial cells: 15-20/ hpf, WBC-6-7/ hpf, RBC: 2-3/hpf 1) What is the probable diagnosis? 2) What are the various causes leading to this disease? 3) What are the various biochemical investigations that can be performed ? 4) What are the clinical manifestation? 1A) The probable diagrotts fe Acute Renal Fatlune. 2A) Couper of Acute Rewal Falluse : Pivots (ounietien due to’ baci ' AGL locer Like dlasahea , vomiting , excore cbuseste ~ Umpained Landis et ticiomey due to M2, shock ~ Vasodilotion due Lo sepsis, amaphilaste ete. 3) Bicchomieal tests that tam be pertowmed ue : Remal tection test, Uke oy sosuem “Abate AER a ae of BUN - ee Se Ausea amd uste acts, levee 10) A 65 year old male with history of diabetes for past 20 years with poor contr amg diabetic retinopathy, presented with proteinuria, puifiness of face, edema of fe te Creatinine: Smg/al. With € GER of 30mI_min/1.73m2, ne 1) What could be the probable diagnosis ? x 2) What are the causes ? } ‘ 3) What is the implication of low GFR? ; 4) What is the associated pathology ? - eS 1A) The probable te fe chuenle momal taflune olue to diabetic mi 2A) Couser of cherie monal tale! A Unnoric lermonclonephattts 5 Polyeystte tdmey dPzoase Ahsonic mntecttont © oMabetes — Diabotte mephropathy =) Hy pextemion ~ hemal obstauction 9 Alport aipadstome ails [as H)a3 a G0 ngldi T4-4.0 megidi, TSH-5.6 mIUA. throughout her pregnancy, Chiig’s Photog ne child's mother thyr has failure to thrive and the child's mot! roid hor year old child has fail TON lal 13 OFAC shownbelow 1) What is the probable diagnosis ? 2) Describe the clinical features in this condition 3) Enumerate causes that lead to this condition.? 4) What is the underlying pathophysiology.? ety my 1A) The probable ee fg Nigel to hppo - thysotdiasm im mothe. 8A) Ciniieol features ot hypottyetabin : Childvem Adult > stunted Howth ~» fatto severe momtal hetudatien By i ie ~) poor feeding ‘siege cosa >abmemal bene grouse s an otitckoned facial teatures i wight pin 236 4 putty face ~» muscle woalmey YD heanemys @ Secapdany CAL ~ Pitultiany | Hypotoalamnie peopled ~ Congenital hpopituitfaatson > Pituttiany MNUHALS Gheehum's Gyronome) 13) A 41-year-old woman who works as & tattoo artist has had increasing malaise and naugeq for the past 2 weeks, On physical examination, she has icterus and mild right upper quadrant tendemess. Laboratory studies show serum AST of 79 U/L, ALT of 86 U/L, total BITUBIN of 3.3 mg/dl, and direct bilirubin of 2.8 mg/dL. She continues to have malaise for the next year ~ liver biopsy is done, and the biopsy specimen shows minimal portal bridging fibrosis (a) What is your probable diagnosis. (b) Write the histomorphology of that condition. ? (c) What are the complications of the above condition? (a) What are all the Etiological factors leading to this disease 7 14) Based on the sax, Ul years, tattoo antist => malatse, mausea tor past @ weeks” prysical ex ion > fetes, ail. ant lab studies > AST= F4U/L 1 ALT 2 esufk © ‘ Total bUirubin » 3:3 ov [AL 1 Divwet dinar i Sia 4 Tho probable ahogrneste fs Ciownle Hopalttis . 2A)The histomorphelogy of above tendition ts ~ Pierowneal mecrosie | Interface Hopatitts Portal trot letens 4 Lntmalebulan lesions Zz Boiidging Mecnests 240 14) Three weeks after a meal at the Trucker’s Cafe, a 26-year-old man develops malgigg fatigue, and loss of appetite. He notes passing of dark urine, On physical examination, he hag mild scleral icterus and right upper quadrant tenderness. Laboratory studies show serum Agy of 62 U/L and ALT of $8 U/L. The total bilirubin concentration Is 3.9 mg/dL, and the direcy bilirubin concentration is 2.8 mg/dL. His symptoms abate over the next 3 weeks. On returning to the cafe, he finds that it has been closed by the city’s health department (a) What is your probable diagnosis? (b) What are al the etiological factors for this condition? {c) Which serological test result is most likely to be positive in this case. (d) What are the clinical outcomes of this condition IA) Cased on the care, seomanfo. malate, tatique, loss of appetite , dank urine. Physical examination — antl hy : Atom lebenis, aah Upp Lob studlos — soawm AST = 62 OfL (mead : ¢— 33, oft) stuum MT SE oft leumal : 84-3 0/1) Total Biloulin = 3.9 mat Dinect Lupubin . 2. ¢ argldk rerral £0-Smmaldl) Hepatitis A 2A) Eficlogieal fasten : i) Hopedtitls—A fintectton — 4 weobe dis-us ) a)Neptitis—-B infection — 19 cock, 60-190 5 ») 8) Hype ¢ tatection > + coecks Go- 40 days) 4) Hepatitis —D fentection —5 & woeeke (S959 ap > 5) Hepttts -£ tmtedton > &-¢ woo ng és-60 dls) nanoly. ; aly! $i) Vostouk Nepatotsiopte visser ares > Hegattite 4 =) Hopatitts B =) Hepast tts cc => Hepattrte D ~ Heparttis & posonal centart sus 2 On overenouding, t hygiene and, sambtasy conditions. plien et t2oxen, tentawinated foods ith poor fe 16) A 4 week old infant presents to the Neonatology OPD with poor feeding, feyg, ne increasingdrowsiness. G.S.F findings as follows: Naked eye appearance - Clear. C.S.F pressure - 140mm H,0. Cells - 40 cells / ul Proteins - 60 mg/dl Glucose - 60mg /dl @) _ Based on C.S.F findings and case history what is the type of meningitis, b) How does the naked eye appearance differ between various types of meningitis ©) Whatis the cell count in C.S.F from a healthy adult? d) Which cell is seen predominantly in this type of meningitis? a) CaLed on the Cor Findings amd, tase Vistouy 1 Ie vinol mending. 5) Naked oe Oppeasannes im vaslous types of mentite % Ractowial Care = ean | tatb ld | purulent R Vinal age 2 Fel ny tuabid *® Tubomlous umndrrorgl Us > tabi | eaga tum tetymattors o) im a Wealthy adutt, soll cout im coe fe ons din visal te, the prederntnant sll eS fyonphocy tes: yi 246 ¥ in the 17)A 19 year old second year MBBS student ae high grade experiencing severe headache, neck pain, nausea, Iritabilty, DiGh @ figidity since 2 days. —G.S.E findings were as follows: Naked eye appearance - Turbid. [Link] pressure - 190mm H:0. Cells - 10,000 /ul. Proteins - 100 mg/dl. Glucose - 20 mg/dl. @.) Based on case history and C.S.F findings and what is the type of meningitis? b.) How does the naked eye appearance suggest the underlying cause of meningitis? ¢.) How does glucose content in C.S.F vary in different types of meningitis? 4.) Which cell predominates in this type of meningitis? a) Baked on the saco iste and car Hondiongs, tt te ee rer a, 2) Sine the maked oye appentamee oF CoE fe turbid, ft eupgects bockerfial ergs 2 Ractortal mentn the > dossionrod, Viral mominattiz > mermal Tubousuleur grieve ~ dow cased dicintepcatlen myecaad pacts tell dearth § mociotts of oadine Hus Z L Biochemical KG chamges testattond man kor Dae oo : > bwerted T-vave Mocromial marion for diagnos of. MPt 9) sabilac plotting 2 topentaa > Cie Me activity eo pred lobin Cl MB arg ee | Doin tay 21):)? v ia » mort sonsttlve amd spefiic FO bog ek dumatten Im a} i Hifeh ae . 20)65 years old woman presented with chief complaints of dyspnoea and abdomingy distension, Ascitic tap was performed and 6 mi of pele yellow, colored fluid was collected. {tg Functional Tests were deranged. transparent and no coagulum is formed. Liver Questions. 1. Which of the terms exudate/transudate is applicable for the above mentioned scenario? 2. Describe the pathophysiology? 3. What is the specific gravity of this ascitic fluid-high or low? 4, What are the other conditions where the similar fluid characteristics are seen? IA) "the eum ttamudote ‘2 applicable for the above mentinned dhe Scenanfo. RA) Thowe s acumulation ef anclltc} abdominal tuld, due fo tneased hydvectatte presroe and doekoased colloidal Cumolle prorsuae. Nuduostatic tual ox the tid out toem ve com d emt %mto Peticite space. Colléfd oxmotic a: dooms tlufd imto vowculan compartment. Cine thee fe ‘rerenred. hnydorectale prtessune asad dacreared colloid eumotic proseuo, luPd cdot tn the Entewstitum. shieg tio — 2A) The opecitte aavity of auctdhe flukd ? : aie ie astitic fluid 's tou) due to A) Congestive a Pl i crsthoste ane some of the othom an ost aintilan flutd dnataceuisties ase sco, ee r coca a g Met nan 1020 am Simglal me 14 Io me ar blood ee : 8 no clot tedmed rn DW highocytes & 0

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