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Examinations in Pathology

General Pathology	500:	Multiple choice - single best answer and short matching
General Pathology	171:	Extended matching - sets with 12, 16, or 20 responses
Organ System Pathology	1050:	Multiple choice - single best answer and short matching
Organ System Pathology	151:	Extended matching - sets with 12, 16, or 20 responses
Clinical Pathology	200:	Multiple choice - single best answer and short matching
Clinical Pathology	100:	Extended matching - sets with 20 responses
Clinical Pathology Review Quizzes	60:	Sets of 30 questions with and without images cover topics in clinical pathology.
General and Organ Pathology Quizzes with Images	180:	Each question is based upon an image, and the questions are arranged by subject area.
General Review Quizzes	120:	Sets of 30 questions cover a broad range of subjects. Some of the questions include images.
Short Answer Items	210:	Fill-in-the-blank questions arranged by subject in general and organ system pathology, as well as multisubject "practical" quizzes.
Essay Questions	77:	Essays arranged by subject
COW Contest	80:	Case of the Week Contest

The multiple choice questions in the General Pathology, Organ System Pathology, Clinical Pathology, and Extended Matching banks have three formats.

For single answer questions, click on the checkbox next to the letter for the answer. The first answer you click will be scored, and the response will appear in the lower left frame.
For multiple choice questions, you will click on the checkbox next to the first question you want to answer, then click on the radio button next to the lettered answer. Then click on the checkbox next to the second question and then on the radio button next to the lettered answer. After clicking on the second answer, a score will be generated and the responses will appear in the lower frames. For matching questions, the lettered responses may be used once, more than once, or not at all.
For interactive and quiz questions with typed input, a text box will appear. You are to type in your answer; either upper or lower case is acceptable. Then click the "Check Answer" button.
For extended matching questions with 12, 16, or 20 items, type in the letter of your response to each question, then click on the "Check Answers" button for the scoring. You may then click on the "Answer Key" button for an explanation of the responses.
Clicking on the "Laboratory Reference Values" button will pop up a new window over the top of the screen. You can scroll through the contents of this window to view normal reference ranges for common laboratory tests.
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