Intro to path Flashcards

1
Q

4 components of disease

A

Cause/ etiology
Pathogenesis
Morphologic changes
Clinical manifestation (symptoms)

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2
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Lab data includes (3)

A

White blood cell count
Serum enzymes
Liver function test

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3
Q

6 optimization tools

A
Depth 
Focal zone 
Gain 
Zoom 
Tgc 
THI
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4
Q

How many measurements of abnormalities

A

3

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5
Q

When reporting measurements which one is reported first

A

The longest one first

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6
Q

Which is more sensetive power or colour doppler

A

Power

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7
Q

Colour doppler used to

A

Measure blood flow

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8
Q

Technical impression has what details of pathology

A
Location 
How many 
Sonographic terminology 
Measurements 
Vascularity colour
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9
Q

What is a lesion

A

Lump or bump on the skin or in a solid organ

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10
Q

Lesions are cystic or solid?

A

Can be either

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11
Q

What is the general term describing any types of abnormality seen on imaging

A

Lesion

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12
Q

What is a nodule

A

A small mass of rounded or irrefular shape

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13
Q

Is a nodule benign of cancerous

A

Either

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14
Q

Where are nodules found

A

Within organ parenchyma, on tendons, muscles or vocal cords

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15
Q

Nodule can also be described as

A

Solid nodule on a cyst wall or septation

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16
Q

Nodule term used most frequently when describing

A

Thyroid cystic or solid focal areas

17
Q

What is a mass

A

An abnormal growth of tissue resulting from multiplication of cells

18
Q

Mass is synonym for (2)

A

Tumor or neoplasia

19
Q

Mass may _____ surrounding tissue

A

Displace

20
Q

Three types if tumor consistency

A

Solid
Liquid
Mixed

21
Q

Solid tumor

A

Might attenuate or no enhancement

22
Q

Liquid tumor

A

Posterior enhancement

23
Q

Smooth margins aka

A

Well delineated

24
Q

Mass effect is the

A

Pushing or displacing of adjacent structures

25
Q

An invading tumor is

A

Moving into vein or other organ

26
Q

Cysts have what type of vasculature

Solid?

A

Cysts : none

Solids might have some

27
Q

Characteristics of benign tumor (4)

A

No vascularity
Peripheral vascularity
Smooth contour or margins
Slow growing

28
Q

Characteristics of malignant tumor (5)

A
Highly vascular 
Irregular margins 
Bulls eye/halo 
Rapid growth
History of cancer
29
Q

What is happening in central necrosis eye

A

Tissue is dying and becoming liquid in the centre

30
Q

A hypoechoic halo may be a _____ sign

A

Ominous

31
Q

Pathology often needs to be confirmed with

A

Lab tests