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Pathology is a branch of medical science primarily concerning the examination of organs, tissues, and bodily fluids in order to make a diagnosis of disease. Pathology is a medical specialty that focuses on determining the cause and nature of diseases. By examining and testing body tissues (e.g. biopsies, pap smears) and fluids (e.g. blood, urine) pathology helps doctors diagnose and treat patients correctly.

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What is a pathologist?		View Answer
What is a forensic pathologist?		View Answer
What is a "gene expression signature" for a tumor?		View Answer
What are the benefits of high-throughput expression analysis in molecular biological investigations?		View Answer
Artificial intelligence and data-mining systems often use "training data sets" and "test data sets." Define these terms and describe briefly how these data sets are used.		View Answer
Rule-based systems underlie most clinical event monitors (programs that detect important clinical events and notify appropriate medical personnel). Often these systems work in conjunction with data from the clinical pathology LIS. What aspects of clinical pathology make a rule-based system a reasonable approach?		View Answer
You are working with an intensive care unit (ICU) attending physician on a project to see if you can predict readmission for patients with pancreatitis. You have access to a large database of ICU data (such as cardiac catheter values, vital signs, and respiratory parameters), as well as all of the data that can be gleaned from the LIS. There are approximately 800 measurements of various types for each of 4000 patients. You do not really have any specific ideas about what values would be most predictive; in fact, you think it is likely that the predictors are highly complex combinations of factors. Which of the 3 types of artificial intelligence systems would be most appropriate for this problem, and why?		View Answer
What is the Arden syntax?		View Answer
Define "association rules" and describe their use in exploratory data mining.		View Answer
What advantage does a pathologist have over investigators in most other fields in carrying out outcomes or data-mining studies?		View Answer
What are process measures in outcomes research and why are they sometimes used in place of actual outcomes data?		View Answer
Describe the main difference between the hypothesis-testing and hypothesis-generating approaches to data mining.		View Answer
Amyloid reacts with the Congo red stains.		View Answer
Necrosis is a feature in leprosy.		View Answer
Necrosis is a feature in tuberculosis.		View Answer
Anaphylaxis causes eosinophilia?		View Answer
Anaphylaxis causes degranulation of basophils and mast cells?		View Answer
Anaphylaxis is produced by Ig E antibody.		View Answer
Anaphylaxis causes urticaria?		View Answer
Necrosis is a feature in actinomycosis.		View Answer