Intro to Pathology Flashcards

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Differential Diagnosis

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What do you think it could be? What are the most likely things that explain what you are seeing?

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Acute

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Of short duration, of abrupt onset, rapidly progressive, in need of urgent care.

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Acute Meningitis

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Acute inflammation of the meninges

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Meninges

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The 3 protective membranes( dura mater, arachnoid mater, pia mater) that line the skull and vertebral canal and enclose the brain and spinal chord

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Neutrophil

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A type of WBC of the granulocyte kind. One of the first responders to site of injury so is a hallmark of acute inflammation.

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Appearance of neutrophils

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Granular

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7
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What does lots of neutrophils in one place mean?

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Inflammation, person is in non-physiological state.

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Which cells are responsible for inflammation?

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Acute Inflammatory Cells

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Thrombus

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A (blood) clot in a vessel

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Lines of Zahn

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A characteristic of thrombi when formed in heart or aorta. Shows that thrombus occurred before death

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