Cutaneous Lymphomas — MCQs

Cutaneous Lymphomas — MCQs

Cutaneous Lymphomas — MCQs
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Q1

Mycosis fungoides primarily involves which type of immune cell?

Q2

Identify the diagnosis based on the dermatology immunofluorescence (IF) image provided.

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Q3

Which of the following statements about Mycosis fungoides is not true?

Q4

Which marker is commonly associated with positivity in follicular lymphoma?

Q5

A 22-year-old woman presents with painless cervical lymphadenopathy, night sweats, and generalized pruritus. An enlarged cervical lymph node is removed for diagnosis, which shows broad bands of fibrosis on cut surface and histologically contains a mixture of cells, including lymphocytes, histiocytes, eosinophils, plasma cells, and scattered large cells with prominent nucleoli. Which of the following is the most likely condition?

Q6

Match the following: A) Caplan syndrome- 1) Found first in coal worker B) Asbestosis- 2) Upper lobe predominance C) Mesothelioma- 3) Involves lower lobe D) Sarcoidosis- 4) Pleural effusion is seen

Q7

Pautrier's microabscess is a histological feature of which disease?

Q8

A patient with a long history of betel nut chewing presents with a progressively enlarging mass protruding through the mouth. What is the IOC of likely diagnosis?

Q9

A patient is found to have a dark black lesion on the plantar surface of the foot. What is the most appropriate initial investigation?

Q10Easy

What is the dermatological sign associated with carcinoma of the stomach?

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