Amyloidosis & Pigmentation Flashcards by Jhaunte Braithwaite

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What is Amyloidosis?

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What is amyloid?

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Where does amyloid c9me from?

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What is the morphology of amyloid?

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What are the classifications of Amyloidosis?

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Describe systemic Amyloidosis

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Describe localized Amyloidosis

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Describe hereditary Amyloidosis

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Describe the gross appearance of Amyloidosis?

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Describe the microscopic features of Amyloidosis

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What does Amyloidosis look like?

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Describe Amyloidosis of kidney

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Describe Amyloidosis of spleen

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Describe Amyloidosis of the liver

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Describe Amyloidosis of heart

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Discuss the symptoms & pathology of the kidney

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Discuss the symptoms & pathology of the heart Amyloidosis

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Discuss the symptoms & pathology of the liver Amyloidosis

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Discuss the symptoms & pathology of the spleen Amyloidosis

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Discuss the symptoms & pathology of the vascular Amyloidosis

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Discuss the symptoms & pathology of the peripheral nerves Amyloidosis

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Discuss the symptoms & pathology of the coagulation Amyloidosis

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Discuss the symptoms & pathology of the join t Amyloidosis

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What organs are not as commonly affected with Amyloidosis?

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What is the diagnosis of Amyloidosis?

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What are the intracellular accumulations?

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Contrast endogenous, exogenous accumulations

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What are the mechanisms of accumulation ?

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What are examples of exogenous pigments?

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What is lipofuscin?

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What is bile?

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What is hemosiderin?

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What is the etiology of gout and gouty arthritis?

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What is the pathogenesis of gout & gouty arthritis?

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What is the epidemiology of gout and gouty arthritis?

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What are the risk factors of gout and gouty arthritis ?

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What are the classifications of primary and secondary gout?

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Describe the morphology of gout

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Describe diagnosis of gout

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What are the Clinical features of gout?

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What are the main endogenous pigments?

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What are the main exogenous pigments?

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Patient with plasma cell dyscrasias such as multiple myeloma. What type of Amyloid?

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AL

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Chronic inflammatory conditions like rheumatoid arthritis, chronic osteomyelitis ; bronchiectasis; inflammatory bowel disease. What type of Amyloid?

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AA

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Chronic renal failure associated with hemodialysis. What type of Amyloid?

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What type of Amyloid is present in old age? (Systemic senile Amyloidosis)

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ATTR (Transthyretin)

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What are the types f amyloid is Ahlzeimer’s?

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AB (amyloid beta protein)

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What type of Amyloid is in medullary carcinoma thyroid?

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Acal (calcitonin)

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What type of Amyloid is in familial amyloidotic polyneuropathy?

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ATTR (Transthyretin)