Clinical Pathology Board Study
Pathology
This is to prepare for the American Board of Pathology: Clinical Pathology Examination.
The images are from various references including Pathology Outline, ExpertPath, and Osler 2021.
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| Header | Alkaline phophatase isoenzymes.Degree of inactivation with heat, urea incubation, and L-phenylalanin |
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| Text | Which of the following causes a clinically moderate infection with fevers that cycle every 48 hours, has infected RBCs in the peripheral blood that are enlarged and round with Schuffner's dots, schizonts containing 12-24 merozoites, and produce a hypnozoite form?Answer: {{c1::P. vivax causes a clinically moderate infection with fevers that cycle every 48 hours - benign tertian malaria. The infected RBCs in the peripheral blood are enlarged and round. RBCs have Schuffner's dots. The Schizonts in the peripheral blood contain 12-24 merozoites. There is a persistent exo-erythrocytic (liver) hypnozoite form, so it can cause true relapse.}}
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