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Exam #1 (Pathology) Flashcards

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1
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CD31

A

hepatic angiosarcoma

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2
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vinyl chloride
arsenic
thorium dioxide

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hepatic angiosarcoma

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3
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hepatic angiosarcoma transplant?

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no high rate of recurrence

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4
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most common benign liver tumor

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cavernous hemangioma

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5
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rupture during biopsy

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cavernous hemangioma
hepatic angiosarcoma
hepatic adenoma

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6
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dye filling tumor from outside -> in

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cavernous hemangioma

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7
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vascular spaces line w single layer of flat endothelium filled w blood

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cavernous hemangioma

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8
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contraceptive use

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hepatic adenoma

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9
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hepatic adenoma risk

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risk of rupture during pregnancy (uncapsulated)

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10
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hepatocellular labs

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hypoglycemia
inc EPO
hypercalcemia
inc AFP

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11
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diffuse atrophic gastritis cause

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autoimmune gastritis

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12
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autoimmune gastritis associated w

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inc risk of gastric adenoocarcinoma

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13
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menetrier disease

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inc TGFa and mucous secretion leading to hypoproteinemia

-hyperplasia of foveolar mucous cells

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14
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elongated/corkscrew appearance and cystic dilation

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menetrier disease

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15
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gastric hyperplastic polyps cause

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h. pylori

chronic gastritis

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16
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gastric fundic gland polyps cause

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FAP

PPI use

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17
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inc gastric adenoma polyps means

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inc risk for adenocarcinoma

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18
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intestinal gastric adenocarcinoma main cause

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nitrosamine

develop from previous lesions

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19
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Diffuse gastric adenocarcinoma main cause and histo

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BRCA2, E-cadherin, CDH1 mutation

signet rings on histo

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20
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Diffuse gastric adenocarcinoma is described as

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linitis plastica - leather bottle appearance from wall thickening

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21
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gastric lymphoma mutation

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t(11;18)(q21;q21)

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22
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gastric lymphoma marker

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CD43+

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23
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GIST definition

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mesenchymal tumor of the abdomen that arises from interstitial cells of cajal

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24
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Carney Triad

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GIST
paraganglioma
pulmonary chondroma

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25
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GIST mutation

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receptor tyrosine kinase KIT

PDGFRa

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26
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GIST prognosis

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location, small intestine more aggressive

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27
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hyperplastic colonic polyps vs. adenomatous sessile serrated colonic polyps

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hyperplastic colonic polyp: serrated surface restricted to upper 1/3
sessile serrated colonic polyps: serrated surface spands full length of gland

28
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Juvenile polyp mutation

A

SMAD

29
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high risk colonic polyps

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villous

tubulovillous

30
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Peutz-Jeghers syndrome symp

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multiple GI harmatomatous polyps + mucocutaneous hyperpigmentation

31
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Peutz-Jeghers mutation

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STK11

32
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DNA mismatch repair most common polyps

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sessile serrated

33
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hypertrophic pyloric stenosis

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hyperplasia and hypretrophy

34
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Hirschsprung disease mutation

A

RET

35
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Gastroschisis vs omphalocele

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inc AFP in gast

36
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scleroderma

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preserved peristalsis in upper 1/3 of esophagus

37
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Ogilive’s syndrome

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colonic pseudo-obstruction due to drugs or neurological problems
>9 cm emergency

38
Q

what fatty acids can go straight to blood

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medium chain FA

39
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Carb malabsorption test

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H+ breath test

stool pH <6

40
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go to test for pancreatic insuff

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fecal elastase

41
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Cystic fibrosis will lead to

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dec fat and protein breakdown

42
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bacterial overgrowth

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> 10^5

43
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Peripheral IBD arthritis
Type 1
Type 2

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Type 1: w flare ups, large joints, self limiting

Type 2: chronic, small joints

44
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PSC endoscopy

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every year

45
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best for IBD diagnosis

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CTE + colonoscopy

46
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celiac antibody

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antiendomysial

47
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follow up EGD if poly is

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> 2 cm

48
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MELD >15 means

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good for transplant

49
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drug that induces steatosis

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amiodarone
tamoxifen
Methotrexate

50
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INC ALT w

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pancreatitis caused by obstruction >150

51
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Macro-amylasemia

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poor renal excretion of amylase

inc creatinine

52
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celiac vs tropical

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celiac: duodenal
tropical: all

53
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groove pancreatitis is associated w

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duodenal atresia

54
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ABCB4 mutation

A

defective 7a hydroxylase

55
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Mirizzi syndrome seen, should suspect…

A

gallbladder cancer

56
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primary biliary cholangitis treatment

A

ursodeoxycholic acid

57
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GB polyp >… remove

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10 mm

58
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Adenomatous GB polyps mean

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cancerous

59
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autoimmune pancreatitis mutations

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PRSS1

SPINK1

60
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pancreatic cancer marker

A

CA19-9

61
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Pancreatic cyst

Pseudocyst

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CEA <200

amylase <200

62
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Pancreatic cyst

Mucinous

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CEA >200
normal amylase
**malignant

63
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Pancreatic cyst

Serous

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honey comb
central scar
cuboidal epithelium that is PAS+
amylase and CEA low

64
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Pancreatic cyst

Intraductal Papillary Mucinous Neoplasia

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CEA >200

Amylase >200

65
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Hartnup disease

A

dec tyrosine absorption

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