Path MCQs

 Q2. What are langerhan cells?

a. Aggregated neurons

b. Macrophages

c. Clumps of red blood cells

d. Mast cells

e. Extravasated leucocytes

f. Mutated osteoclasts

https://youtu.be/OSgdDjGotpY

Path MCQs

 Q1. A teenager presents with lesions on his skull of at least 5 months duration. He undergoes a biopsy shown below. You immediately make a diagnosis of?

a. Multiple myeloma

b. Leukemia

c. Langerhans cell histiocytosis

d. B cell lymphoma

e. Metastatic bone cancer

https://youtu.be/OSgdDjGotpY

Peds MCQs

 The average head circumference of a term infant at birth is about 

a. 20 cm 

b. 35 cm 

c. 30 cm 

d. 35 cm 

e. 50 cm 

https://youtu.be/OSgdDjGotp

Derm MCQs

 Q3. If this lesion is diagnosed as a pyogenic granuloma, how is it classified today?

a. Granuloma

b. Lipoma

c. Hemangioma

d. Fibroma

e. Abscess

https://youtu.be/d9KMMBL5qx8

Derm MCQs

 Q2. The patient with the lesion shown below wants a non-invasive treatment. What would you offer him?

a. Topical retinoid

b. Topical timolol

c. Topical acetylsalicylic acid

d. Coal tar

e. UV light

https://youtu.be/d9KMMBL5qx8