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    The document contains 24 multiple choice questions about amyloidosis, a condition characterized by the abnormal deposition of amyloid protein in tissues and organs. The questions cover topics such as the gross appearance of organs affected by amyloid deposition, the staining properties of amyloid deposits, the types and causes of amyloidosis, organs commonly involved, associated clinical presentations, and diagnostic tests.

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    The document contains 24 multiple choice questions about amyloidosis, a condition characterized by the abnormal deposition of amyloid protein in tissues and organs. The questions cover topics such as the gross appearance of organs affected by amyloid deposition, the staining properties of amyloid deposits, the types and causes of amyloidosis, organs commonly involved, associated clinical presentations, and diagnostic tests.

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    The document contains 24 multiple choice questions about amyloidosis, a condition characterized by the abnormal deposition of amyloid protein in tissues and organs. The questions cover topics such as the gross appearance of organs affected by amyloid deposition, the staining properties of amyloid deposits, the types and causes of amyloidosis, organs commonly involved, associated clinical presentations, and diagnostic tests.

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    Amy MCQs

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    The document contains 24 multiple choice questions about amyloidosis, a condition characterized by the abnormal deposition of amyloid protein in tissues and organs. The questions cover topics such as the gross appearance of organs affected by amyloid deposition, the staining properties of amyloid deposits, the types and causes of amyloidosis, organs commonly involved, associated clinical presentations, and diagnostic tests.

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    1. Which of the following best defines the gross appearance of organ showing amyloid deposition?

    a. Flea bitten

    b. Granular

    c. Waxy

    d. Nodular

    2. Amyloid deposits stain positively with all of the following except:

    a) Congo-red

    b) Crystal violet

    c) Methenamine silver

    d) Thioflavin T

    3. All are correct about Amyloid EXCEPT:

    a. occurs in chronic inflammatory disorders


    b. occurs in medullary carcinoma of the thyroid

    c. is a basophilic substance which can be stained with


    Congo red

    d. weakens the walls of blood vessels

    e. causes renal failure


    4. The gingival biopsy is used for diagnosis of:
    a. Scurvy
    b. sarcoidosis
    c. Amyloidosis
    d. SLE
    5. True about senile systemic amyloidosis:
    a. Systemic involvement present
    b. Β amyloid
    c. AA amyloid
    d. Heart failure is the predominant presentation
    e. Transthyretin
    6. Major fibril protein in Primary Amyloidosis is?
    a. AL
    b. AA
    c. Transthyretin
    d. Procalcitonin
    7. Congo-red with amyloid produces:
    a. Dark brown color
    b. Blue color
    c. Brilliant pink color
    d. Khaki color
    8. Bone marrow in AL amyloidosis shows:
    a. Bone marrow plasmacytosis
    b. Granulomatous reaction
    c. Fibrosis
    d. Giant cell formation
    9. Which of the following amyloid forms is seen in secondary amyloidosis associated with chronic
    disease:
    a. Amyloid Associated Protein
    b. Amyloid light chain
    c. Beta 2 amyloid
    d. ATTR
    10. Senile cardiac amyloidosis associated protein is:
    a. Transthyretin
    b. AANF
    c. Beta 2 microglobulin
    d. AL
    11. Amyloid deposition in patients with long term haemodialysis usually takes place in?
    a. Renal vessels
    b. Peripheral nerve
    c. Knee joint
    d. Carpal tunnel
    12. AA amyloid chain is found in:
    a. Multiple myelomas
    b. Gout
    c. Familial Mediterranean fever
    d. Alzheimer disease
    13. The lardaceous spleen is due to deposition of amyloid in
    a. Sinusoids of red pulp
    b. White pulp
    c. Penicillary artery
    d. Splenic trabeculae
    14. A 60 years old female is suffering from renal failure and is on haemodialysis since the last 8 years.
    She developed carpal tunnel syndrome. Which of the following will be associated?
    a. AL
    b. AA
    c. ATTR
    d. Beta 2 microglobulin
    15. “Lardaceous” spleen is seen in:
    a. CML
    b. Hodgkin’s lymphoma
    c. Amyloidosis
    d. Malaria
    16. Protein deposited in familial amyloid neuropathy
    a. Mutated transthyretin
    b. Normal transthyretin
    c. Mutated beta-1
    d. Mutated beta-2
    17. Serum amyloid associated protein found in:
    a. Alzheimer’s disease
    b. Chronic inflammatory states
    c. Chronic renal failure
    d. Malignant hypertension
    18. The most common cause of death in primary amyloidosis is?
    a. Respiratory failure
    b. Cardiac failure
    c. Renal failure
    d. Septicemia
    19. In amyloidosis Beta pleated sheet will be seen in:
    a. X-ray crystallography
    b. Electron microscope
    c. Spiral electron microspore
    d. Congo red stain
    20. Depositions of protein A beta 2 microglobulin is seen in which clinic-pathologic category of
    amyloidosis
    a. Familial Mediterranean fever
    b. Haemodialysis-associated
    c. Senile cerebral
    d. Systemic senile
    21. Best investigation for diagnosing amyloidosis
    a. Rectal biopsy
    b. Colonoscopy
    c. CT scan
    d. Upper GI endoscopy
    22. Which of the following is Heredofamilial amyloidosis?
    a. Alzheimer’s disease
    b. Multiple myelomas
    c. Familial Mediterranean fever
    d. Systemic senile amyloidosis
    23. Sago spleen is seen in:
    a. Gaucher’s disease
    b. Malaria
    c. Amyloidosis
    d. Felty’s disease
    24. Stains used in Amyloidosis
    a. Congo red
    b. Thioflavin
    c. Reticulin
    d. Gram’s iodine
    e. PAS

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