buzzwords Flashcards

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Herring bodies

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neurosecretory bodies in axons from hypothalamus in post. pituitary

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Hurthle cells

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large epithelial cells with eosinophilic cytoplasm associated with hashimoto’s thyroiditis and follicular thyroid cancer

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Orphan Annie eye nuclei

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nuclei that appear empty papillary thyroid carcinoma

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Zellballen

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nest-like clusters of cells seen in neuroendocrine tumors, pheochromocytoma

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Kimmelstiel–Wilson nodules

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glomerulosclerosis

hyaline nodules that form in the glomerulus, associated with diabetes

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Homer-Wright pseudorosettes

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tumor cells surround a lumen in neuroectodermal tissue such as neuroblastoma

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Kernicterus

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Seen in newborns with hyperbilirubinemia

brain damage with excessive jaundice

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Ground glass appearance –

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Fluffy infiltrates) seen on x-ray with hyalinization of alveoli (RDS), can be associated with CMV

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Blue-dome appearance

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bluish appearance on outside of cysts seen with fibrocystic changes

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Popcorn calcifications on mammography

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classic description of fibroadenoma

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“Indian file” infiltration

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invasion in single file lines seen in lobular carcinoma

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Signet Ring cells

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large intracellular vacuole that pushes the nucleus to one side, giving the appearance of a ring with a stone on one side. Seen in lobular carcinoma

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Peau d’orange

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Orange peel appearance of the breast seen in inflammatory carcinoma

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Moth eaten

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Epidermis permeated by large round to ovoid cells that is seen with Paget’s disease of the breast

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Michaelis Gutmann bodies

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dense round inclusions of the urinary tract seen in malacoplakia

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Reinke crystals

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Intracytoplasmic rod-shaped crystals seen in Leydig cell tumors

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Schiller Duval bodies

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perivascular structure (tumor cells lined around a vessel) that resembles a glomerulus

seen in yolk sac tumors

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Snowstorm appearance

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Or “cluster of grapes” that is seen in hydatidiform moles

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Koliocytosis

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Dark, large, irregular nucleus seen on cytology in cells infected with HPV

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Chocolate cyst

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Endometrial cyst of the ovary seen with endometriosis

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Triple negative

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Breast cancer cells that do not express ER, PR, or HER2/neu, difficult to target with therapy

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Leaf-like projections

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Projections seen from Phyllodes tumors into the cysts

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String of pearls

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Seen on ultrasound in polycystic ovarian syndrome as numerous follicles in ovary

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Blueberry muffin baby

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Blue rash seen in TORCH infections and disseminated neuroblastoma

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Clue cells

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Vaginal epithelial cells coated with gram-variable rods (Gardnerella vaginalis) due to BV

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Hutchinson’s teeth

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Babies that have smaller, widely spaced teeth with notches are a sign of syphillis

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Owl’s eye

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nuclear inclusion body that occurs with CMV

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Fried egg appearance

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Clear cytoplasm with round nucleus seen in seminoma