Across
- 3. destruction of lung parenchyma with suppurative exudate in the lung
- 4. honey-combed appearance of the lung in the lower lobe
- 5. necrotising bronchiolitis, reactive hyperplasia of alveolar epithelial cells,nuclear inclusions
- 11. grey-white fleshy tumour in the bronchus at its bifurcation and occluding the lumen partly
- 13. tumour grow into the bronchial wall and produce collar-button like lesion,yellow-tan in colour
- 14. the most common malignancy in asbestos workers
- 15. surface is grey-red or dirty brown and frothy,yellow, creamy fluid
- 16. there is thickening of the alveolar walls by oedema and exudate, chiefly of eosinophils, and some lymphocytes and plasma cells
- 17. diamond-shaped crystals derived from eosinophils called
- 18. congestion of septal walls while the air spaces contain pale oedema fluid and few red cells
- 19. showing involvement of entire lobules and whole of acinus
- 20. lung parenchyma shows small, black focal lesions,little destruction of alveolar walls
Down
- 1. alveolar walls are lined by cuboidal to tall columnar and mucin-secreting
- 2. lungs have rounded, firm nodules with central necrosis, cavitation
- 6. lung is studded with well-circumscribed, hard, fibrotic nodules
- 7. red-pinky liver like consistency
- 8. respiratory epithelium forming twisted strips called as
- 9. cellular exudate of neutrophils is reduced and grey liver like
- 10. smoke has inhibitory influence on α-1-antitrypsin in
- 12. the bronchial wall is thickened, hyperaemic and oedematous