1. Jeopardy Pathology 1 Rules: 1.If team answered question correctly ( answer should be written on the paper and team representative read the answer ), the team receives points equal the value of the question and the right to answer the next question is transferred to the next team 2.For partially correct answer: 50% of the question value (only if judges agreed on this) will be given and the right to answer the next question is transferred to the next team 3.For wrong answer the question value will be taken out from the team and the right to answer the next question is transferred to the next team 4.If team (e.g Team #1) opt not to answer on the question, 10 points will be removed, and the right to answer is transferred to the next team (e.g. Team #2). 5.The rules #1-4 will be applied to the next team (e.g. Team #)2 as well but if they opt not to answer question the judge will release the correct answer and the right to answer the next question is transferred to the next team (e.g. Team #3) Start Game Setup

2. 1. Environmental and Nutritional © 2008 by Mr. Mayers 2. Hemo- dynamic 3. Genetic 4. Repair & Regeneration 5. Inflammation 6. Cell Injury Team 1Team 2 Team 3 Team 4Team 5Team 6 Team 7 Team 8 00000000

3. Category 1, 100 Peripheral Motor Neuropathy Back

4. Category 2, 100 Embolization Back

5. Category 3, 100 Fragile X syndrome Back Definition: Inherited mental retardation syndrome caused by expansion of a CGG repeat in a non-coding region adjacent to the FMR1 gene on the X Chromosome

6. Category 4, 100 BCL-2 family Back

7. Category 5, 100 Fc portion (of IgG and IgM) Back

8. Category 6, 100 Metaplasia Back

9. Category 1, 200 1. Chronic bronchitis 2. Emphysema Back Name 2 diseases

10. Category 2, 200 MI, Atrial fibrillation, Cardiomyopathy, Endocarditis Back Name 2 common causes of myocardial mural thrombosis?

11. Category 3, 200 Missense mutation Back Definition: Type of mutation in which the new codon codes for a different amino acid?

12. Category 4, 200 Fibronectin Back

13. Category 5, 200 Hydroxyl Radicals Back

14. Category 6, 200 Medial Calcific Sclerosis Back A 75-year-old woman falls down a flight of stairs. A radiograph of the pelvis is taken to rule out fracture and reveals the presence of small calcified muscular arteries. The microscopic appearance of one of these arteries is depicted here. Which is the most likely diagnosis?

15. Category 1, 300 High Altitude Pulmonary Edema Back

16. Category 2, 300 Thromboxane Back A 66-year-old woman has had increasing dyspnea for the past month. Shown here is the representative microscopic appearance of her lung. Which mediator of COX pathway is most instrumental in the formation of the abnormality seen here?

17. Category 3, 300 Dissecting aortic aneurism Back Definition: Major cardiovascular complication of Marfan disease?

18. Category 4, 300 Lamellipodia Back

19. Category 5, 300 Serous exudate Back Definition: Type of exudate characterized by the absence of a prominent cellular response?

20. Category 6, 300 Insulin like growth factor-1 (IGF-1) Back Definition: Growth Factor that is increased in load-induced muscle hypertrophy

21. Category 1, 400 Focal Glomerulosclerosis Back

22. Category 2, 400 Saddle Embolus Back

23. Category 3, 400 Penetrance Back Definition: Likelihood that a person carrying a particular mutant gene will have an altered phenotype

24. Category 4, 400 Primary Healing Back Definition: First healing phase when the edges of a skin wound are closely approximated?

25. Category 5, 400 C1 complex Back Definition: Complement component that attaches to antibodies bound antigens on bacterial cell surfaces?

26. Category 6, 400 Superoxide Anion O2- Back Definition: Reactive oxygen specie generated by leaks in the electron transport chain?

27. Category 1, 500 Bacterial Endocarditis Back

28. Category 2, 500 Amniotic fluid embolism Back

29. Category 3, 500 Osteogenesis imperfecta Back Definition: Group of autosomal dominant inherited disorders in which a generalized abnormality of connective tissue is expressed principally as fragility of bone

30. Category 4, 500 Contracture Back Definition: Exaggerated healing leading to severe deformity of a wound and surrounding tissue?

31. Category 5, 500 PGI2 (Prostacyclin) Back Definition: Prostaglandin that induces vasodilation and bronchodilation and inhibits inflammatory cell function

32. Category 6, 500 Liquefactive Necrosis Back Definition: Type of Necrosis in this dermal abscess?

33. Setup Menu Set Timer Macro Instructions Daily Double Instructions Main Menu Set # Teams

34. Instructions For Adding A Daily Double: 1)Use Word Art to create a nice “Daily Double”. 2)Copy the word art to whichever slide(s) you want the Daily Double to be on. 3)Go to the Animations screen and choose “Custom Animation”. 4)Click the Daily Double Word Art to select it and choose “Add Effect”. There should be a great number of entrances to choose from. 5)Right click on the element that was just added to the Animation list and drag it to the top of the list. Now right click and choose “Start with Previous”. This will cause the graphic to enter when the slide is shown. Now choose “Effect Options”. The second menu box down should say After Animation. Click the arrow and choose “Hide on Next Mouse Click”. Click Ok. 6)Finally, click on the question (just the question) in the main screen. Go back to the custom animation panel and click Add Effect, then find the effect labeled “Appear”. Now, when you go to the slide, you should have an appearing Daily Double graphic which disappears and shows the question the next time the mouse is clicked. P.S. If you want to add a Daily Double sound effect, then when you go into the “Effect Options” menu to make it disappear after the mouse click, choose a sound to play. Setup

35. Instructions For Turning On Macros: 1)If you’re using Office 2007, then when the PowerPoint opens, there will be a status bar at the top of the screen saying macros have been disabled. There is a button that says “Options”. Choose this, and then choose “Enable” and click OK. 2)If you are using earlier versions of Office, then it is a little more complicated: A)On the top menu, choose “Tools” B)Choose “Security” C)Choose “Macros” D)You will be given three options (Low, Medium, and High). Choose Medium. E)Click OK, then close PowerPoint completely. F)Restart the program. Macros should now be enabled. To check, try running the slideshow and clicking the “Start Game” button. If nothing happens, then feel free to email me at rmayers@austin.k12.mn.us, and I will try to help you out. rmayers@austin.k12.mn.us Setup