Change in structure and functions of a tissue is called______________?

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1. Large open wounds that are characterized by tissue loss and repaired by formation of granulation tissue in the floor of the wound is characteristic of______________?

   A. Secondary healing
   B. Primary healing
   C. Cicatrisation
   D. Regeneration

2. Earliest transient change following tissue injury_____________?

   A. Neutrophilia
   B. Neutropenia
   C. Monocytoses
   D. Lymphocytoses

3. Neoplasia of blood vessel is called______________?

   A. Angioma
   B. Hematoma
   C. Lymphosarcoma
   D. Papilloma

4. The necrotic tissue and deposits of immune complexes, complement and plasma protein produce a smudy eosinophilic deposit is termed as_____________?

   A. Coagulative necrosis
   B. Fibrinoid necrosis
   C. Caesous necrosis
   D. Fatty necrosis

5. Granulation tissue contains_____________?

   A. Giant cells
   B. Fibroblasts
   C. Endothelial cells
   D. B & C

6. Essential granulation tissue constituents include all except_____________?

   A. Fibroblast
   B. Macrophages
   C. Polymorphs
   D. Budding blood vessels

7. The host tissue response in acute inflammation is all except______________?

   A. Exudative
   B. Necrotizing
   C. Granulomatous
   D. Cytopathic

8. Tissue macrophages are called__________?

   A. Kupffer cells in liver
   B. Microglial cells in nervous system
   C. Histiocytes in connective tissues
   D. All of the above

9. The tissue with the highest glycogen content (mg/100gm)_____________?

   A. Liver
   B. Muscle
   C. Kidneys
   D. Testes

10. Which dental tissue doesn’t contain nerves ?

    A. Bone
    B. Dentin
    C. Cementum
    D. Pulp