Final Lab reading Flashcards
most common 1* bone cancer
osteosarcoma (metaphasys)
2nd MC 1* bone cancer
chondrosarcoma (epiphysis)
3rd MC 1* bone cancer
Ewings sarcoma (diaphasys)
what is an oval sessile tumor that projects subperiosteal to endosteal
osteoma
what are MC found in facial bones/skull
osteoma
what type of tumor is seen in Gardeners syndrome
multiple osteomas
composed of woven and lamellar bone that is frequently deposited in cortical pattern with haversian like systems
osteoma
how do osteomas grow
growing and benign
does it transform into osteosarcoma
no
osteoid osteoma is histologically similar to
osteoblastoma
less than 2 cm arise from any bone appendicular skeleton painful lesions excess prostaglandin nocturnal relieved by asprin cortex 50% femur/tibia
osteoid osteoma
spine
painful
dull ache
no touched by asprin
osteoblastoma
sarcoma arises from
mesoderm
blood transport
carcinoma arises from
ectoderm and endoderm
transported by lymph
malignant mesenchymal tumor
osteosarcoma
in osteosarcoma the cancerous cells do what
produce bone matrix
all age groups
incidence higher in long bones and flat bones
painful and progressive
first symptom= sudden fracture
osteosarcoma
large destructive mixed lytic and blastic
codmans triangle
osteosarcoma
aka exostosis
osteochondroma
benign cartilage-capped outgrowth
osteochondroma
multiple osteochondromas occur in what
Multiple hereditary exostosis
solitary osteochondromas are diagnosed
late adolescence
benign tumor of hyaline cartilage
chondroma
aka enchondroma
chondroma
where do chondromas arise
medullary cavity
MC chondroma
interosseous cartilage tumor
what are multiple enchondromatosis called
olliers disease
chondroma associated with soft tissue hemangioma
maffucci syndrome
chondroblastoma is found
near he knees
children
chondroblastoma is mc found in the
epiphysis and apopphysis
chondromyxoid fibroma
long tubular bone metaphysis
local dull achey pain
fibrous cartilage defect
asymptomatic
incidental finding
coastline of maine
cafe au lait skin pigmentation
fibrous Dysplasia
osteitis deformans
pagets disease
what is pneumonia
infection of the lung parenchima
MCC community acquired acute pneumonia
streptococcus pneumoniae
very common cause of adult community acquired acute pneumonia
haemophilus influenzae
2* bacterial pneumonia in kids and adults after viral infection
staph aureus
IV drug abusers
associated with endocarditis
staph aureus
no cough
patchy inflammatory changes in lungs
looks like chest cold
atypical pneumonia
Hospital aquired pneumonia
nosocomial pneumonia