FCP Categories: Pathology

FCS1-0589

What is the most likely cause of bilateral gynaecomastia in a 55-year old male?

FCS1-0590

The periphery of a haematoma is infiltrated by fibroblasts, collagen and new vasculature. This process is best described as?

FCS1-0591

A patient presented with continuous bleeding several hours after dental extraction. Which of the following findings is most often associated with clinical bleeding?

FCS1-0592

A 58-year-old woman diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis had been using warfarin for 10 days. When she presented to the doctor she had haemorrhagic bullae and necrotic lesions in her lower limbs and buttocks. Deficiency of which of the following proteins may have caused the necrotic skin lesions?

FCS1-0593

Which of the following factors will not affect the wound healing process in a young women who suffered serious burns to her chest and hands?

FCS1-0594

Which condition presents with a positive urine dipstick test for blood, but no blood cells on urine microscopy?

FCS1-0595

The presence of oval fat bodies in the urine is most likely to be seen in which of the following conditions?

FCS1-0596

A 65-year old man, known with Type 2 diabetes and chronic renal failure, is likely to eventually present with which of the following conditions?

FCS1-0597

A 45-year old gentleman presented to the emergency department at 5.00 AM with pain in his left flank. The pain began suddenly and presented in waves throughout the night. Urine examination was normal except for presence of blood and few white blood cells. The pH and specific gravity of the urine were also found to be within normal range. What is the likely diagnosis?