Buzz Words Flashcards

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Leigh syndrome

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Clinical findings of infant with seizures, muscle weakness, hypotonia, feeding problems, psychomotor development arrest, EXTRAOCULAR PALSIES, and LACTIC ACIDEMIA

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Histologic findings of leigh syndrome

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Multifocal lesions with spongiform appearance of brain tissue and vascular proliferation

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3
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Pain pathology of Leigh syndrome

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Mutations in mitochondrial DNA that interfere with baby’s energy generation

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4
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Clinical features of anemia, thrombocytopenia, and cytokine storm with systemic activation of CD8+ and macrophages which phagocytose blood cell prognitors in the marros

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Hemophagycytic lymphohistiocytoma

  • EBV mc trigger
  • macrophage activating syndrome
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5
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Most common site of metastasis of prostate cancer

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Hematogenous: Bones (via Batson plexus)
Descending order:
-LUMBAR SPINE
-proximal femmur
-pelvis
-thoracic spine
-riibs

Lymphatic:
Obturator —> para-aortic nodes

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6
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PSA velocity

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To predict eventual abnormal values in men at risk for prostate cancer
Get the rate of change in PSA is usually 0.75ng/mL per year with at least 3 PSA measurements over a period of 1.5-2 years

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7
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Remark/s on BPH

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PSA levels <=4 ng/mL 📌

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8
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Histology of BPH

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Hyperplasia of glandular and stromal tissues with papillary buds

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9
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Histopathologic findings at the base of the vesicle in varicella lesions

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Intraepithelial vesicles with intranuclear inclusions

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10
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Length of the course of illness in varicella

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2 weeks after respiratory infection

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11
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Pathology of imperforate anus

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Failure of cloacal diaphragm to involute

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12
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Newborn baby failed to pass meconium at immediate postnataal period presenting with abdominal distension and bilious vomiting

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Hirschsprung’s disease

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13
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Characteristics of PSA

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Androgen regulated to cleave and liquefy seminal coagulum formed after ejaculation
Product of prostatic epithelium secrted in the semen
Enlarging prostate in aging men would have higher serum PSA 📌

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14
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Histologic finding distinguishing cancer cells of the prostate

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The outer basal cll layer found in benign lesion is absent 📌

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15
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Patient consulting with gradual onset of cougs and sorethroat assc’d with headache, chills, malaise, fever, wheezes and rales on auscultation;

Peribronchial pneumonia with thickened bronchial markings, streaks of interstitial infiltration, and areas of subsegmental atelectasis on CXR

A

Mycoplasma pneumoniae

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16
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Laboratory test to diagnose mycoplasma pneumoniae

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Culture of pulmonary specimen 📌

17
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Most significant cutaneous pathology assoc’d with mycoplasma pneumoniae

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Erythema multiforme major

18
Q

Remarks on Type 1 DM

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4-10% cn occur after age 30

19
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Hormones predominantly produced by small cell CA

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Acth, adh

20
Q

Wart-like new growth on the hands and feet of patient with hx of exposure to their town river where Marcopper Mining drainage would usually pass

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Arsenic keratosis

-may develop into squamous carcinoma

21
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Type of cell that plays a part in type 1 hypersensitivity reaction

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Lymphocyte?? 📌

IMMEDIATE PHASE:
Vascular changes (vasoactive amines)

LATE PHASE:
Leukocytic infiltratiotn and tissue damage
Eosinophils: main cells
IL-5: most potent eosinophil-activating cytokines from TH2 cells (will also direct the production of IgE that will bind to basophils and mast cells)

Subsequent exposure to allergen: antigen binds to IgE on basophils and mast cells, causing degranulation —> immedate and late phase

22
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Sinequa non of OA

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Hyaline articular cartilage loss

23
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Oa xray findings

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Eroded and joint space narrowing in the knee joint surfaces with loss of compressibility and lubrication of articular cartilaginous surfaces

24
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Leukocytic cells that may be the main type of cell in allergic reactions

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Eosinophils 📌