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Hi - Path Museum Flashcards

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SoB , raised JVP, ankle oedema. Prev MI. Dx?

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heart failure

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blood supply and drainage to liver

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hepatic artery and vein (central)
portal artery and vein

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where does the portal vein come from

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gut and spleen

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4
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which vein dilates due to fluid overload

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central vein

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5
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what does a PM liver look like with HF

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nutmeg liver

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why does the liver change colour in HF

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backflow of fluid from heart due to fluid overload, down hepatic vein into liver. causes congestion in liver, leading to extracellular pooling of blood which is white. “nutmeg”

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7
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can you see liver BVs in a normal liver

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no

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vomitting large amounts of blood with chronic hep B. Dx?

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oesophageal varices

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9
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pathophysiology of oesophageal varices due to hep B

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hep B –> fibrosis –> cirrhosis –> backflow pressure on portal vein –> portal HTN –> varices –> rupture –> +++ bleeding due to high pressure

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2 biggest causes of varices

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viral hep
alcoholic hep

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where else do varices occur

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oesophageal
rectal

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features of liver failure

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caput medusae
palmar erythema
ascites
bruising
encephalopathy
dupetrens
gynaecomastia
jaundice

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bright red blood in pan after stool passed, change in bowel habit and weight loss over 2 months. DDx?

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bowel cancer
IBD
IBS - unlikely due to bleed
gastroenteritis

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14
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if suspecting colorectal cancer, what do you do?

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2 week wait referral
Colonoscopy, imaging and physical exam

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bowel cancer that has not invaded through bowel wall. Dx?

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adenoma

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bowel cancer that has invaded through bowel wall. Dx?

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adenocarcinoma

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17
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contrast shared Sx of bowel cancer vs malignant bowel cancer sx only

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shared = tenesmus, bleeding, change in bowel habit
malignant = weight loss, fever, night sweats, reduced appetite, bowel obstruction

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18
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staging method for bowel cancer

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TNM
t = depth of invasion
n = nodes
m = mets

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19
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tx options for colorectal ca

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colectomy
chemo
radio - only if tumour left after surgery

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20
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which colorectcal cancer is primarily treated by radio

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rectal ca

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left lower abdo pain, fever. Prev PC cramping, constipation. Dx?

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diverticulosis –> diverticulitis

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cause of diverticulosis

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low fibre diet –> constipation –> straining –> stretching of weak points in bowel wall

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complications of diverticulosis

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diverticulitis
perforation

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24
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Tx of diverticulitis

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increase fibre in diet
Sx Tx - analgesia, laxatives
ABx

25
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why might someone have a heart attack and not feel it?

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Diabetic neuropathy means they feel pain less

26
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what are sx of heart attack in a DM pt?

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blurred vision, sweating

27
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define infarction

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death of cells due to decreased blood supply

28
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what does infarction look like on a heart specimen

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white area

29
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define rheumatic fever

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group A beta strep pyogenes infection

30
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what is puerpal fever

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rheumatic fever in the 6 weeks post birth

31
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what cardiac issue does rheumatic fever cause

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mitral valve vegetations

32
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what ABs are made due to strep sore throat

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anti streptolysin O ABs

33
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complications of RhF

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autoimmune carditis
arthritis
Sydenham’s chorea
erythema marginatum
mixed mitral valve disease

34
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Ix for RhF

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strep bacteria on blood culture

35
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who else gets mitral valve vegatations

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RhF pts
IVDU
prosthetic heart valve pts

36
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what bacteria causes vegetations in IVDU

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staph aureus

37
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collapse. semi concious when admitted with head deviated to L, L CN palsy, brisk L reflexes, L hypertonia. HTN. where in the CNS is the lesion, and how do you know?

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brain / cord as UMN signs. R sided as L Sx

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collapse. semi concious when admitted with head deviated to L, L CN palsy, brisk L reflexes, L hypertonia. HTN. Dx?

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Haemorrhagic stroke (SAH)

39
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Causes of haemorrhagic stroke

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berry aneurysms - secondary to marfans
head injury

40
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PMH AF. Develops dysarthria, L hemiplegia. Dx?

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ischaemic stroke - clot due to AF

41
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L homonymous hemianopia, frontal headache, mental deterioration. L hemiparesis. Dx?

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space occupying lesion

42
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L homonymous hemianopia, frontal headache, mental deterioration. L hemiparesis. what causes the eye Sx?

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R sided tumour thay crosses midline and covers the optic radiation

43
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why do CF pts get lung issues

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produce thick mucous due to ion channel dysfunction –> hard to clear therefore infections / plugging

44
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define bronchiectasis

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dilated pus filled bronchi visible, especially near apex, with patchy consolidation (bronchopnuemonia)

45
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what causes bronchiectasis

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blockage of mucous clearance - tumour, CF etc

46
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what is the issue in emphysema

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damage to alveoli wall

47
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what is COPD

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emphysema + bronchiectasis + chronic pneumonia due to smoking

48
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commonest causes of lobar pneumonia

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strep pneumoniae
staph aureus
haemophilius influenzae

49
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commonest causes of bronchopneumonia

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staph pneumonia
klebsiella

50
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what causes pneumonia in kids

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pseudomonas

51
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define lobar pneumonia

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contiguous air spaces of part or all of a lobe are homogenously filled with exudate that can be visualised on radiographs as a lobar / segmental consolidation

52
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define bronchopneumonia

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implies a patchy distribution of inflammation often involving more than one lobe

53
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name the 4 pathological states of pneumonia

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congestion
red hepatisation
grey hepatisation
resolution

54
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what is congestion pneumonia

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affected lobe is heavy and red with vascular congestion (hyperaemia) and many bacteria in alveoli

55
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what is red hepatisation

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lobe has a liver like consistency, alveolar spaces are packed with neutrophils, red cells and fibrins

56
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what is grey hepatisation in pneumonia

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the lung is dry, grey and firm as red cells are lysed
fibrino-suppurative exudate persists within the alveoli

57
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what is resolution in peumonia

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in uncomplicated cases, the exudate is enzymatically digested to produce debris, which is reabsorbed by macrophages, coughed up, or organised by fibroblasts

58
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what lines airways

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cilliated epithelium
goblet cells

59
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what are alveoli lines with

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type 1 pneumocytes - flat
type 2 pneumocytes - make surfactant

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