第三章 局部血液及体液循环障碍（The third chapter, local blood and body fluid circulation obstacle）.docVIP

第三章 局部血液及体液循环障碍（The third chapter, local blood and body fluid circulation obstacle） The third chapter of local blood and body fluid circulation disorder _ Sina education _ - News - Home - Entertainment Sports Game - - - - - mailbox search SMS Chat - weather - Navigation by answering questions Sina Home Sina Education 2004 postgraduate entrance examination The third chapter, local blood and body fluid circulation obstacle Http:// 2003/05/27 15:37 double doctor series test questions Type A problem 1. when atrial fibrillation occurs, the globular thrombus in the left atrium is A. mixed thrombus B. white thrombus C. red thrombus D. clear thrombus E. persistent thrombus 2. which of the following thrombus is a white thrombus? Valvular neoplasm of A. verrucous endocarditis Globular thrombus in auricle of B. atrial fibrillation Mural thrombus in C. myocardial infarction D. micro thrombus in microcirculation E. persistent thrombus of deep vein of lower limb 3. mixed thrombus is visible in The tail of an A. venous column thrombus B. capillary thrombosis Verrucous thrombosis in C. acute rheumatic endocarditis D. arterial thrombosis head E. ventricular wall thrombus 4. middle cerebral artery thrombosis, emboli may originate from A. iliac vein B. hepatic vein C. right atrium D. left ventricle E. femoral artery 5. infarction of the following organs belongs to anemic infarction A. heart, lung, intestine B. heart, spleen and intestine C. heart, spleen, kidney D. heart, kidney, lung E. heart, kidney, intestine 6. the organ that causes congestion in the right heart failure is mainly A. lung, liver and gastrointestinal tract B. lung, brain and lower limb C. liver, spleen and gastrointestinal tract D. kidneys, lungs, and lower extremities E. spleen, lung and gastrointestinal tract 7. when blood stasis occurs in the lung, the macrophages in the cytoplasm contain yellowish brown pigment granules called macrophages A. dust cell B. alveolar macrophages C. foreign body giant cell D. mono