Questions marked with * are more appropriate for residents.
2. The main component of
neurofibrillary tangles is:
*3. Neurofibrillary tangles
occur also in:
4. Dementia can be caused by
all of the following except:
5. Most cases of Alzheimer's
disease are:
6. The amount of beta amyloid
made by cells of a patient with Down syndrome is:
*7. The earliest changes in
Alzheimer's disease are usually found in:
8. A patient with large
ventricles, dementia, incontinence, and abnormal gait should:
9. Which type of Alzheimer's
disease plaque is more important clinically:
10. The pathology shown in this Bielschowsky silver
stain below occurs in:
11. The pathology shown
below occurs in:
12. The best match for the
illustrated changes is:
13. The best match for the
illustrated changes is:
14. The best match for the
illustrated changes is:
*15. Axonal swellings in
diffuse axonal injury contain:
*16. The CSF in Alzheimer's
disease shows:
18. Which of the following APO
E genotypes confers the lowest risk for dementia:
20. The pathology shown
is associated with:
21. Frontotemporal dementias
may be accompanied by degeneration of all of the following structures except:
22. Ubiquitin is important for
degradation of:
23. Which of the following is
least likely to be affected in Parkinson's disease:
*24. The pathology shown
in this ubiquitin immunostain of the cerebral cortex
is associated with:
*26. Parkinsonian
manifestations may develop following poisoning with:
27. Parkinsonian
manifestations may develop with all of the following except:
28. Which of the following is not
a trinucleotide repeat disorder:
29. The pathology shown below is least likely to be
caused by:
30. The pathology shown below causes:
*31. The muscle pathology (ATPase stain) shown in this severely hypotonic
infant is caused by:
32. The pathology shown
is most likely to occur in:
*34. Which of the following is not
a polyglutamine disorder: