Amyloid (AA) originates from: Healing of an injury without apposed margin is called: Fibrinoid necrosis is seen in all except: Which is most commonly affected in the atherosclerosis of the coronary vessels Following are major criteria in Rheumatic fever except The least probable cause of hypertension is: The term mycotic aneuysm refers to an aneurysm of an artery due to: Bacterial endocarditis is least likely to be caused by: Sudden death in acute myocardial infarction frequently result from: The commonest site of syphilitic aneurysm is: Polyarteritis nodosa is preceded by a history of: Cord like swelling in aorta, radial, subclavian, femoral and coronary arteries suggest: A young female is most likely to develop: Leutic aneurysms are common in all except: The common primary tumor of heart: The type of involvement of the heart in Rheumatic fever is: Coronary occlusion is caused by the following except: Secondary hypertension is of the following types except: Stromatosis is rare invasion of: At what age, an appreciable intima appears in humna aorta: Immediate antecedent of coronary thrombosis is: Typical anatomy of dissecting aneurysm of aorta and direction of intimal tear is: Position of plane of dissection in dissecting aneurysm is: The causes of pericarditis are: The anatomic characteristics of arteriosclerotic heart disease are: Major manifestations of rheumatic fever are: The dangerous complication in the second week of massive myocardial Infarction is: Left ventricular hypertrophy is said to be present when the thickness of the left ventricular wall is more than: Rheumatic carditis specifically affects: Haematological abnormality associated with large subcutaneous haemangioma is: Commonest benign and malignant primary tumors of veins are: Primary Tumors of veins are commonest in: Heart failure cells are: Rheumatic carditis of Mc type is: The most frequent pericarditis in acute rheumatic fever is: The most frequent type of valvular lesion in rheumnatic heart disease is: The cells most sensitive to ischaemia are: The most common tumour of the heart is: Histopathologic features of chronic heart transplant rejection include all of the following except: Which of the following is the commonest cause of circulatory failure: Histologically the vegetations of bacterial endocarditis consists of all of the except: A synonym for nonbacterial thrombotic endocarditis is: The form of vascular disease responsible for malignant hypertension is: Bacterial endocarditis can cause all except: Necrotising arteritis occurs in: Mycotic aneurysms are due to: The mast common reason for dissecting aneurysm of thoracic aorta is: McCallums patch is seen in: Extracardiac complications of bacterial endocarditis include all of the following except: Libman Sachs endocarditis: Rheumatoid nodules may be seen in the following except: Fatal arrythmias are seen if myocardial infarction is: The most common late complication of myocardial infarction: Commonest tumor to metastasize to heart: Histologically, the vegetations of bacterial eadocarditis consists of the following except: Pericarditis in acute rheumatic fever is most frequently characterized by: The common causes of death in rheumatic heart disease include the following except: Dreslers syndrome is seen in: Organisms causing myocarditis include all except: Extracardiac manifestations of bacterial endocarditis: Serofibrinous inflammation of the pericardlum is most likely to be: Calcification of media is most related to: Vegetation on mitral valve are found in Bacterial endocarditis is least likely to be caused by: Congenital heart disease mod likely to cause cyanosis is: The most common reason for dissecting aneurysm of thoracic aorta, is: Middle lobe syndrome is most commonly due to: Rankes complex is seen in: Which worm causes myocarditis: Atherosclerosis commonly affects All are true of acute rheumatic fever except: The msot frequent type of congenital heart disease is: The most frequent type of cyanotic congenitial heart disease is: Pateints who die during the first attack of rheumatic lever usually die as a result of: Thrombosis of the right coronary artery typically produces infarction of the: In middle aged men, aortic atherosclerosis is usually most extensive and severe in the: Myomalacia cordis is a complication of: The circumference of which of the following heart valve openings is the largest: In intravascular haemolysis, occurs: Chronic constrictive pericarditis usually results from: Achoff bodies are: Prophylaxis of rheumatic feveris best accomplished by: Miliary aneurysm most commonly affects arteries of: The most frequent cause of aneurysms of coronary arteries is: In Inflammatory reaction the presence of haemorrhage implies: The principal chemical mediator of enchanced vessel permeability from neutrophils is: The most characteristic histological finding of acute rheumatic carditis is: Most common complication of infective endocarditis is: Causes of fibrinous pericarditis include: Pulmonary embolism may result in: The liver from a patient with chronic congestive heart failure characteristically shows Chronic constricting pericarditis usually is due to: Left ventricular hypertrophy is generally seen in the following conditions except: All of the following are true of Libman Sacks endocarditis: The most significant finding of pericarditis is: In benign essential hypertension, the most common pathological finding is: Complications of myocardial infarction include all of the following except: Diagnostic histological feature of rheumatic carditis: Occlusion of the right coronary artery near its origin by a thrombus would most likely result in: Ostium primum defects: