Paper I — 2024 December (Supplementary) (2019 Scheme) — Qv

Paper I

2024 December (Supplementary) (2019 Scheme) · 100 marks · 180 min

Question

The action of putrefactive bacteria in necrosed tissue results in

• a) Coagulative Necrosis
• b) Infarction
• c) Wet Gangrene
• d) Caseation Question numbers (vi)-(x) are multiple response type questions. Read the statements & mark the answers appropriately.

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Answer

Correct answer: c) Wet Gangrene

When putrefactive (saprophytic) bacteria superimpose on necrosed/gangrenous tissue, their action causes liquefactive changes and a foul odour, producing wet gangrene — in contrast to dry gangrene, which is essentially coagulative necrosis without significant bacterial superinfection.

Related Concepts

1. 1Necrosis

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