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MVST 1B (Fach) / BOD practical - Q's (Lektion)
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- Cell types in a blood film --
- Where in the body are neutrophils formed? --
- How do neutrophils get to the lumen of the bronchus? (Pneumonia) --
- How long do leukocytes remain in the blood? --
- What is the final fate of leukocytes? -
- Deleterious consequences of neutrophil extravasation and activation? --
- How does viral infection (e.g. influenza) of the bronchial epithelium increase suscceptibility to bacterial bronchopneumonia? --
- Granulation tissue --
- Central cell coordinating angiogenesis and fibrosis Macrophages → ranulation tissue
- Repair -- location, cell types --
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- Regeneration -- location, cell types --
- Skin healing Day 1 Day 2-3 Day 4-7+
- Plasma cells - origin and function --
- Cell types in chronic inflammation --
- CD3 staining in lymph nodes CD3: complex binding to T cell receptors at the T cell surface Area? Germinal centres? Nucleus or cytoplasm?
- Lymph nodes CD20 staining CD20 expressed on B cell surfaces Area?
- Lymph nodes CD68 staining CD68 expressed on macrophage surface; also monocytes and dendritic cells Area? Associated with B cell areas, where? Function? Different morphology in T cell areas and elsewhere? Present in sinuses. Origin, function?
- Spleen --
- Thymus --
- Lymph node --
- Virology --
- Complement fixation test --
- Tuberculosis --
- Hashimoto's thyroiditis --
- SLE --
- PSE Immunosuppressed patient --
- PSE inflammation & repair -- peptic ulcer --
- PSE Artherosclerosis & cardiovascular disease --
- PSE neoplasia --