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1. A choristoma consists of normal, mature tissue at an abnormal location.

It occurs when 1 or
2 embryonic germ layers form mature tissue that is abnormal for a given topographic
location. Mentioned one kind choristoma ?
a. Dermoid
b. Hamartoma
c. Teratoma
d. cavernous hemangioma

Answer A (AAO Opthalmic pathology and intraocular Tumors 2014-2015 p.6)

2. Congenital anomalies usually involve abnormalities in size, location, organization, or amount


of tissue. An example of congenitally enlarged tissue is :
a. choriostoma
b. congenital hypertrophy of the retinal pigment epithelium (CHRPE)
c. hamartoma
d. teratoma

Answer B (AAO Opthalmic pathology and intraocular Tumors 2014-2015 p.6)

3. In contrast, the term hamartoma describes an exaggerated hypertrophy and hyperplasia


(abnormal amount) of mature tissue at a normal location. An example of a hamartoma is :
a. cavernous hemangioma
b. dermoid
c. teratoma
d. hamartoma

Answer A (AAO Opthalmic pathology and intraocular Tumors 2014-2015 p.6)

4. Epithelioid histiocytes may merge to form a syncytium with multiple nuclei known as a
multinucleated giant cell. Giant cells formed from histiocytes come in several varieties,
including, except ?
a. Langhans cells
b. Touton giant cells
c. foreign body giant cell
d. granulama giant cell

Answer D (AAO Opthalmic pathology and intraocular Tumors 2014-2015 p.6)

5. After identifying a tissue source, the pathologist should attempt to categorize the general
disease process. These processes include except :
a. congenital anomaly
b. swelling of lymph glands
c. degeneration and dystrophy
d. neoplasia

Answer B (AAO Opthalmic pathology and intraocular Tumors 2014-2015 p.6)


6. Chronic inflammation is subdivided further as either granulomatous or nongranulomatous.
Mentioned one example of granulomatous inflammation :
a. sympathetic ophthalmia
b. bacterial corneal ulcer
c. neoplasia
d. congenital anomaly

Answer A (AAO Opthalmic pathology and intraocular Tumors 2014-2015 p.6)

7. Epithelioid histiocytes may merge to form a syncytium with multiple nuclei known as a
multinucleated giant cell. Giant cells formed from histiocytes come in several varieties,
including, except :
a. Langhans cells
b. Touton giant cells
c. foreign body giant cells
d. Epithelioid histiocytes

Answer D (AAO Opthalmic pathology and intraocular Tumors 2014-2015 p.7)

8. Collector channels in the sclera do not contribute to the healing. Alterations in surgical
technique between clear corneal and limhal incisions may produce different healing
responses. Differences include except ?
a. vascular ingrowth from episcleral vessels into a limbal wound
b. surface remodeling of epithelium
c. the absence of vascularity of a clear corneal wound
d. fibroblastic migration

Answer D (AAO Opthalmic pathology and intraocular Tumors 2014-2015 p.16)

9. The retina is made of terminally differentiated cells that typically do not regenerate when
injured. One of the cells that respond in case of trauma to the retina is?
a. Cells glial
b. internal limiting membrane
c. the Bruch membrane
d. retinal pigment epithelium

Answer A (AAO Opthalmic pathology and intraocular Tumors 2014-2015 p.17)

10. The uveal tract is attached to the sclera at 3 points: except


a. scleral spur
b. the internal ostiaof the vortex veins
c. the peripapillary tissue
d. choroid

Answer D (AAO Opthalmic pathology and intraocular Tumors 2014-2015 p.18)

11. Hemosiderin forms at approximately 72 hours after hemorrhage. Sequelae of intraocular


hemorrhage include ?
a. Siderosis bulbi
b. Choroidal hemorrhage
c. Ciliochoroida
d. Hemoglobin

Answer A (AAO Opthalmic pathology and intraocular Tumors 2014-2015 p.20)

12. Formalin diffuses rather quickly through tissue. Because most of the functional tissue of the
eye is within ?
a. 2-3 mm of the surface
b. 2-4 mm of the surface,
c. 3-4 mm of the surface,
d. 4-5 mm of the surface,

Answer A (AAO Opthalmic pathology and intraocular Tumors 2014-2015 p.29)

13. Routine processing usually dissolves intraocular lenses made of except:


a. polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA)
b. polypropylene
c. silicone
d. formalin

Answer D (AAO Opthalmic pathology and intraocular Tumors 2014-2015 p.29)

14. In addition, multiple antibodies and cellular size can be analyzed, and the relative
percentages of cells may be displayed. For example :
a. Interleukin
b. CDS
c. Citokin
d. Leucosit

Answer B (AAO Opthalmic pathology and intraocular Tumors 2014-2015 p.37)

15. Mentioned two kind of techniques are used for assessing the margins in eyelid carcinomas
(basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and sebaceous carcinoma):
a. routine frozen sections and Mohs micrographic surgery
b. Fine-needle aspiration biopsy (FNAB)
c. Diagnostic electron microscopy (DEM)
d. polymerase chain reaction (PCR)

Answer A (AAO Opthalmic pathology and intraocular Tumors 2014-2015 p.44)


16. specify the sampling technique from the image below ?
a. FNAB
b. Microarrays
c. Molecular biology
d. PCR

Answer B (AAO Opthalmic pathology and intraocular Tumors 2014-2015 p.42)

17. In stainning tissue specimen The cut section is colorless for areas ?
a. indigenous pigmentation, and various tissue dyes
b. principally hematoxylin and eosin
c. periodic acid-Schiff (PAS)
d. large section.

Answer D (AAO Opthalmic pathology and intraocular Tumors 2014-2015 p.30)

18. the collection of sample tissue stainning techniques how much tissue is taken to be
examined ?
a. 4-6 µm
b. 4-7 µm
c. 6-8 µm
d. 7-9 µm

Answer A (AAO Opthalmic pathology and intraocular Tumors 2014-2015 p.30)

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