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1. Which of the followings is most commonly associated with an early complete hydatidiform
mole?
a. Intravillous cistern formation and scalloping of villous surface
b. Polarization of trophoblastic column
c. Grape-like vesicles on gross examination
d. Mild circumferential trophoblastic hyperplasia on the villous surface +
e. An in situ choriocarcinoma
2. Which one of the following endometrial lesions is associated with the highest risk of
developing endometrial carcinoma?
a. Chronic endometritis
b. Complex hyperplasia with atypia+
c. Complex hyperplasia without atypia
d. Simple hyperplasia
e. Squamous metaplasia
4. Female and male genital tract inflammatory disease include the following EXCEPT:
a. Endometritis
b. Orchitis
c. Cystitis+
d. Prostatitis
e. Salpingitis
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10. Breast Carcinoma lymphogenic metastases appear in the following lymph node EXCEPT:
a. Fossa axillary lymph node
b. Anterior chest lymph node
c. Occipital lymph node+
d. Subclavicular lymph node
e. Parasternal lymph node
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12. Which of the following statements is true about the partial type of vesicular mole:
a. The chromosomal pattern is often diploid (46XX or 46XY)
b. Fetus is often absent
c. The condition is commonly transformed into invasive mole
d. All chorionic villi are transformed into vesicles
e. None of the above +
13. Which of the following conditions is true about mammary sclerosing adenosis:
a. This sclerotic mammary lesion follows suppurative mastitis
b. It may be clinically and microscopically mistaken for fibroadenoma
c. It can be differentiated from invasive cancer by the presence of myoepithelial cells +
d. All of the above
e. None of the above
15. Which of the following mammary neoplasms has the highest incidence of bilaterality?
a. Lobular carcinoma +
b. Medullary carcinoma
c. Pagets disease
d. Mucoid carcinoma
e. Apocrine carcinoma
16. Which of the following types of mammary carcinoma may have a good prognosis?
a. Juvenile secretory carcinoma
b. Medullary carcinoma
c. Tubular or mucoid carcinoma occurring in a pure form (not mixed with other type)
d. All of the above +
e. None of the above
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17. Which of the following conditions does not indicate poor prognosis of breast carcinoma?
a. Inflammatory carcinoma
b. Skin invasion
c. Microcalcifications +
d. Cancer en cuirasse
e. Nipple retraction
18. Which of the following is not a risk factor for mammary carcinoma?
a. Multiparity +
b. Obesity
c. Late menopause
d. Positive family history
e. Early menarche
19. Which of the following sites shows the highest incidence of breast cancer involvement?
a. Lower outer quadrant of the breast
b. Upper outer quadrant of the breast +
c. Lower inner quadrant of the breast
d. Upper inner quadrant of the breast
e. Central compartment of the breast
20. Which of the following mammary lesions is most liable to be mistaken histologically for
carcinoma?
a. Phylloides tumor
b. Sclerosing adenosis +
c. Gynecomastia
d. Fibrocystic disease
e. Mammary duct ectasia
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31. Diseases of the female genital organs are classified into the following groups:
a. Inflammatory +
b. Immunopatologic
c. Dishormonal +
d. Tumoral +
e. Compensatory -adaptive
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3. The following tumor(s) occurs commonly in the ventricles and in the hilum
terminale of the spinal cord:
a. Pilocytic astrocytoma
b. Hemangioblastoma
c. Oligodendroglioma
d. Meduloblastoma
e. Ependimoma +
5. The following list of primary malignancies accounts for the majority of metastatic
brain tumors:
a. Lung, breast, melanoma +
b. Tests, ovary, melanoma
c. Lung, prostate, uterus
d. Pancreas, melanoma, uterus
e. Salivary glands, ovary, testis
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11. Which of the following organisms is the MOST COMMON cause of nosocomial
bloodstream infections?
a. Staphylococcus epidermidis +
b. Escherichia coli
c. Enterococcus faecalis
d. Clostridium perfringens
e. Peptostreptococcus
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