National Week Pathology Quiz Round 1 What percentage
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National Week Pathology Quiz
Round 1
What percentage of NHS diagnoses involve pathology? A. 10% B. 40% C. 70% D. 100%
Which of the following is NOT a blood group? A. A B. B C. C D. O
Which of these infections might respond to antibiotics? A. cold B. TB C. flu D. herpes
How many babies are born in the UK each year? A. 200, 000 B. 400, 000 C. 700, 000 D. 900, 000
How many scientists work in pathology in the UK? A. 5, 000 B. 10, 000 C. 20, 000 D. 50, 000
What percentage of UK births follow IVF? A. 0. 2% B. 2% C. 10% D. 20%
How many people in the UK have diabetes? A. ½ million B. 1 million C. 3 million D. 4 million
For which of the following disorders are newborn babies NOT routinely tested? A. HIV B. Sickle cell disease C. Cystic fibrosis D. hypothyroidism
What’s the average number of pathology tests person per year? A. 0. 14 B. 1. 4 C. 14 D. 140
What is the most common cause of death in the UK? A. stroke B. cancer C. infection D. heart disease
Which of the following foods should be avoided by pregnant women? A. Live yoghurt B. Cooked shellfish C. Honey D. Potato salad
Which of the following is tested for routinely in pregnancy? A. Syphilis B. Chlamydia C. D. Hepatitis C Chicken pox
The infant mortality rate in the UK in 2016 was 4/1000. What was it in 1840? A. 10 B. 50 C. 100 D. 150
Which of these is the smallest? A. Red blood cell B. virus C. bacterium D. fungus
Round 2
What came first? A. Jenner’s discovery of smallpox vaccination B. Fleming’s discovery of penicillin
What came first? A. The first test tube baby B. The eradication of smallpox
What came first? A. Blood Transfusion Service launched B. Discovery of the structure of DNA
What came first? A. Genetic fingerprinting B. Discovery of HIV
What came first? A. Cloning of Dolly the sheep B. First heart-lung transplant
Round 3
True or false? 1. Identical twins have identical fingerprints 2. The strongest muscle is the quadriceps 3. The heart beats 100, 000 times a day 4. We make 5 litres of saliva every day 5. 70% of the body is water
True or false? 6. Men have two X chromosomes 7. All pathologists work with dead bodies 8. The human brain weighs 2 kg 9. IVF babies are made in test tubes 10. The RCPath was founded in 1962
Round 4
What do non-pathologists most commonly say when asked: When you think of a pathologist, what comes to mind? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Name something you might find in a pathologist’s pocket 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Name the 17 pathology specialties 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Name the 17 pathology specialties 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Name the 17 pathology specialties 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
Name the 17 pathology specialties 16. 17.
Round 1 The answers
What percentage of NHS diagnoses involve pathology? A. 10% B. 40% C. 70% D. 100%
What percentage of NHS diagnoses involve pathology? A. 10% B. 40% C. 70% D. 100%
Which of the following is NOT a blood group? A. A B. B C. C D. O
Which of the following is NOT a blood group? A. A B. B C. C D. O
Which of these infections might respond to antibiotics? A. cold B. TB C. flu D. herpes
Which of these infections might respond to antibiotics? A. cold B. TB C. flu D. herpes
How many babies are born in the UK each year? A. 200, 000 B. 400, 000 C. 700, 000 D. 900, 000
How many babies are born in the UK each year? A 200, 00 0 B. 400, 0 00 C. 700, 000 D. 900, 000
How many scientists work in pathology in the UK? A. 5, 000 B. 10, 000 C. 20, 000 D. 50, 000
How many scientists work in pathology in the UK? A. 5, 000 B. 10, 000 C. 20, 000 D. 50, 000
What percentage of UK births follow IVF? A. 0. 2% B. 2% C. 10% D. 20%
What percentage of UK births follow IVF? A. 0. 2% B. 2% C. 10% D. 20%
How many people in the UK have diabetes? A. ½ million B. 1 million C. 3 million D. 4 million
How many people in the UK have diabetes? A. ½ million B. million C. 2 million D. 4 million
For which of the following disorders are newborn babies NOT routinely tested? A. HIV B. Sickle cell disease C. Cystic fibrosis D. hypothyroidism
For which of the following disorders are newborn babies NOT routinely tested? A. HIV B. Sickle cell disease C. Cystic fibrosis
What’s the average number of pathology tests person per year? A. 0. 14 B. 1. 4 C. 14 D. 140
What’s the average number of pathology tests person per year? A. 0. 14 B. 1. 4 C. 14 D. 140
What is the most common cause of death in the UK? A. stroke B. cancer C. infection D. heart disease
What is the most common cause of death in the UK? A. stroke B. cancer C. infection D. heart disease
Which of the following foods should be avoided by pregnant women? A. Live yoghurt B. Cooked shellfish C. Honey D. Potato salad
Which of the following foods should be avoided by pregnant women? A. Live yoghurt B. Cooked shellfish C. Honey D. Potato salad
Which of the following is tested for routinely in pregnancy? A. Syphilis B. Chlamydia C. D. Hepatitis C Chicken pox
Which of the following is tested for routinely in pregnancy? A. Syphilis C. Hepatitis D. Chicken pox
The infant mortality rate in the UK in 2008 was 5/1000. What was it in 1840? A. 10 B. 50 C. 100 D. 150
The infant mortality rate in the UK in 2016 was 4/1000. What was it in 1840? A. 10 B. 50 C. 100 D. 150
Which of these is the smallest? A. Red blood cell B. virus C. bacterium D. fungus
Which of these is the smallest? A. Red blood cell B. virus C. bacterium D. fungus
Round 2
What came first? A. Jenner’s discovery of smallpox vaccination B. Fleming’s discovery of penicillin
What came first? A. Jenner’s discovery of smallpox vaccination 1796 B. Fleming’s discovery of penicillin
What came first? A. The first test tube baby B. The eradication of smallpox
What came first? A. The first test tube baby 1978 B. The eradication of smallpox
What came first? A. Blood Transfusion Service launched B. Discovery of the structure of DNA
What came first? A. Blood Transfusion Service launched 1946 B. Discovery of the structure of DNA
What came first? A. Genetic fingerprinting B. Discovery of HIV
What came first? A. Genetic fingerprinting 1981 B. Discovery of HIV
What came first? A. Cloning of Dolly the sheep B. First heart-lung transplant
What came first? A. Cloning of Dolly the sheep 1981 B. First heart-lung transplant
Round 3
True or false? 1. Identical twins have identical fingerprints 2. The strongest muscle is the quadriceps 3. The heart beats 100, 000 times a day 4. We make 5 litres of saliva every day 5. 70% of the body is water
True or false? 1. Identical twins have identical fingerprints 2. The strongest muscle is the quadriceps 3. The heart beats 100, 000 times a day 4. We make 5 litres of saliva every day 5. 70% of the body is water
True or false? 1. Identical twins have identical fingerprints 2. The strongest muscle is the quadriceps 3. The heart beats 100, 000 times a day 4. We make 5 litres of saliva every day 5. 70% of the body is water
True or false? 1. Identical twins have identical fingerprints 2. The strongest muscle is the quadriceps 3. The heart beats 100, 000 times a day 4. We make 5 litres of saliva every day 5. 70% of the body is water
True or false? 1. Identical twins have identical fingerprints 2. The strongest muscle is the quadriceps 3. The heart beats 100, 000 times a day 4. We make 5 litres of saliva every day 5. 70% of the body is water
True or false? 1. Identical twins have identical fingerprints 2. The strongest muscle is the quadriceps 3. The heart beats 100, 000 times a day 4. We make 5 litres of saliva every day 5. 70% of the body is water
True or false? 6. Men have two X chromosomes 7. All pathologists work with dead bodies 8. The human brain weighs 2 kg 9. IVF babies are made in test tubes 10. The RCPath was founded in 1962
True or false? 6. Men have two X chromosomes 7. All pathologists work with dead bodies 8. The human brain weighs 2 kg 9. IVF babies are made in test tubes 10. The RCPath was founded in 1962
True or false? 6. Men have two X chromosomes 7. All pathologists work with dead bodies 8. The human brain weighs 2 kg 9. IVF babies are made in test tubes 10. The RCPath was founded in 1962
True or false? 6. Men have two X chromosomes 7. All pathologists work with dead bodies 8. The human brain weighs 2 kg 9. IVF babies are made in test tubes 10. The RCPath was founded in 1962
True or false? 6. Men have two X chromosomes 7. All pathologists work with dead bodies 8. The human brain weighs 2 kg 9. IVF babies are made in test tubes 10. The RCPath was founded in 1962
True or false? 6. Men have two X chromosomes 7. All pathologists work with dead bodies 8. The human brain weighs 2 kg 9. IVF babies are made in test tubes 10. The RCPath was founded in 1962
Round 4
What do non-pathologists most commonly say when asked: When you think of a pathologist, what comes to mind? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
What do non-pathologists most commonly say when asked: When you think of a pathologist, what comes to mind? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Laboratory
What do non-pathologists most commonly say when asked: When you think of a pathologist, what comes to mind? 1. 2. 3. 4. Diseases 5. Laboratory
What do non-pathologists most commonly say when asked: When you think of a pathologist, what comes to mind? 1. 2. 3. Blood 4. Diseases 5. Laboratory
What do non-pathologists most commonly say when asked: When you think of a pathologist, what comes to mind? 1. 2. TV pathologists 3. Blood 4. Diseases 5. Laboratory
What do non-pathologists most commonly say when asked: When you think of a pathologist, what comes to mind? 1. Dead bodies 2. TV pathologists 3. Blood 4. Diseases 5. Laboratory
Name something you might find in a pathologist’s pocket 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Name something you might find in a pathologist’s pocket 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. hankie/tissues
Name something you might find in a pathologist’s pocket 1. 2. 3. 4. money 5. hankie/tissues
Name something you might find in a pathologist’s pocket 1. 2. 3. gloves 4. money 5. hankie/tissues
Name something you might find in a pathologist’s pocket 1. 2. pen 3. gloves 4. money 5. hankie/tissues
Name something you might find in a pathologist’s pocket 1. scalpel 2. pen 3. gloves 4. money 5. hankie/tissues
Name the 17 pathology specialties 1. Chemical pathology 2. Forensic pathology 3. Genetics 4. Haematology 5. Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics
Name the 17 pathology specialties 6. Histopathology (includes cytopathology) 7. Immunology 8. Microbiology 9. Molecular pathology 10. Neuropathology
Name the 17 pathology specialties 11. Oral pathology 12. Paediatric and Perinatal Pathology 13. Reproductive science 14. Toxicology 15. Transfusion
Name the 17 pathology specialties 16. Veterinary pathology 17. Virology
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