FNA Biopsy Flashcards

1
Q

What gauge needle is used in FNA thyroid?

A

27

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2
Q

What gauge needle is used in draining thyroid cysts?

A

22

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3
Q

How long does an FNA needle have to be?

A

1.25 - 1.5 inch

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4
Q

What needle is used when going through thyroid to target?

A

Stylet needle

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5
Q

Zajdela

A

Capillary action

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6
Q

Suction or no suction for biopsing…

Lymph nodes?

A

Suction

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7
Q

Suction or no suction for biopsing…

Parathyroids?

A

Suction

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8
Q

Suction or no suction for biopsing…

Vascular nodule?

A

No suction

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9
Q

Suction or no suction for biopsing…

Avascular nodules?

A

Suction

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10
Q

Dwell time should be?

A

Under 6 - 10 seconds

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11
Q

Where is needle placed in nodules undergoing cystic degeneration?

A

Peripheral 2 - 5 mm of the nodule

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12
Q

Which pass is the best?

A

First pass (hemorrhage happens after this)

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13
Q

How big should the nodule be to do an FNA?

A

> 1 cm

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