1. Identify the Slides belowa. Spleenb. Thymusc. Lymph noded. Tonsil

2. Identify the Slide belowa. Spleenb. Thymusc. Lymph noded. Tonsil

3. Identify the Slide belowa. Spleenb. Thymusc. Lymph noded. Tonsil

4. Identify the Slide belowa. Spleenb. Thymusc. Lymph noded. Tonsil

5. Identify the numbered structures in ascending ordera. Epimysium and endomysiumb. Epimysium and perimysiumc. Endomysium and perimysiumd. Perimysium and epimysiume. Perimysium and endomysiumf. Endomysium and epimysium

6. Identify the Slide belowa. Cardiac muscle with intercalated discsb. Cardiac muscle without intercalated discsc. Skeletal muscle with striationsd. Skeletal muscle without striationse. Smooth muscle with dense bodies

7. Which letter corresponds to the zone with both thick and thin filaments?a. Ab. Bc. Cd. D

8. In the above picture, which line corresponds to the Intracellular attachment of actin filaments?

a. Ab. Bc. Cd. D

9. The abnormal lettered structure in the below slide isa. Ab. Bc. Cd. D

10. The cell represented by the arrow isa. Astrocytesb. Oligodendrogliac. Schwamn celld. Microgliae. Ependymal cell

11. The cells encircling the degenerating neuron in the slide below area. Astrocytesb. Oligodendrocytesc. Schwamn cellsd. Microglial cellse. Ependymal cells

12. The RBCs in the slide below area. Normocytic, normochromic, & isocytic b. Normocytic, normochromic, & anisocyticc. Microcytic, hypochromic, & anisocyticd. Macrocytic, hypochromic, & anisocytice. Macrocytic, hyperchromic, & ansiocytic

13. The precursors of the nucleated cells in the slide below area. Lymphoblastsb. Megakaryoblastsc. Erythroblastsd. Myeloblasts

14. The Cell pointed out in the slide below is an important cell see in normal peripheral smears. However, If the peripheral smear of a patient has too many of these cells, then we should think that the patient is mostly suffering from

a. Myeloid leukemiab. Lymphoid leukemiac. Thrombocytopeniad. Anemia

`15. The cells highlighted by the arrows are

a. Eosinophilsb. Basophilsc. Neutrophilsd. Lymphocytese. Monocytesf. RBC

16. An 8-yr-old boy has had an upper respiratory infection for the past 3 days. Today, he is brought to the pediatrician by his mother, who says that “he looks yellow”. Physical examination shows pallor and icterus. Laboratory studies reveal a Hb of 9.0 g/L, reticulocytes constituting 10.8%, platelets of 218,000/cu mm, and leukocyte count of 7,500/cu mm. The peripheral smear is shown below indicates

a. Normal RBCb. Hypochromic RBCc. Defect in Spectrind. Microcytic RBC

17. Identify the slide showna. Spleenb. Thymusc. Lymph noded. Tonsil

18. Bone marrow aspirate of person suffering with leukemia is given below. The cells pointed by the arrow most likely are

a. Monoblastsb. Megakaryoblastsc. Lymphoblastsd. Myeloblastse. Proerythroblasts

19. The structure highlighted by the line in the slide below isa. Cortexb. Medullac. Hassal’s corpuscled. Lymphoid nodulee. Germinal Center

20. The large neurons in the slide below area. Golgi type I neuronsb. Golgi type II neuronsc. Unipolar neuronsd. Aged neurons