lab f Flashcards
development of scar tissue in the brain is characteristic of
tuberculosis meningitis
what cbc are found in CHRONIC leptomeningitis?
monocytes
Chronic meningitis presents with
increased: -monocytes -lymphocytes -protein decreased: -glucose
lymphocytes
kill virus infected cells
type II natural killer cells
type IV CD8 cytotoxic lymphocytes
what tumor is associated with onion skinning?
ewings sarcoma
what is correct with pagets?
caused by measles
Osteitis deformans
Mosaic pattern is. Histological hallmark
Could result in osteosarcoma
what are the characteristics of waiters posture (pain of AS)
sever LBP develops in young people esp male 4:1 doesn't begin after 30 yoa pain more intense in the morning -stiffness -sever muscle spasm relieved by movement inflammation of the eye -inflamed iris- iritis -PT loses ability for accommodation
Tumor located in the paranasal sinuses
osteoma
correct for bronchial pneumonia
patchy consolidation
multiple enchondromas associated with hemangioma called
maffuci
oilliers disease has NO hemangiomas
which does not result in total peripheral venous constriction?
activation of parasympathetic system (other 3 answers had to do with sympathetic activation)
contraction atelectasis illicit deviation in which direction
none
acute lymphocytic (viral) meningitis (no bacteria) T8cytotox &; type IV CSF fluids look like?
increase protein and normal glucose, increase lymphocytes
secondary hypertension occurs in ___% and benign hypertension occurs in ___ %?
10/90 whatever is the lowest for secondary and highest for benign
rupture of the inter ventricular septum results in
left to right shunt or mister of blood in the right ventricle
pain shortly after meal, less than 30 minutes, means?
stomach cancer
what tumor, night pain releaved by aspirin?
osteoid osteoma
name of malignant cancer of muscle tissue
rhabdomyosarcoma
which bone tumor is relieved by aspirin/ salicylate?
osteoid osteoma
what are the two names for diffuse stomach carcinoma disease?
letter bottle stomach
Linitis plastica
Flat tumor
Short latent period
which CNS infection has the highest mortality rate?
subdural empyema
pheochromocytosys is over production of
adrenalin
syndesmophytes are
ossification of outer layer of fibrous tissue of IVD
bone bridges between vertebrae
secondary hypertension is described by which 2?
young age (under 50) very high levels of BP
MS is not characterized by which of the following?
xeropthalmia
what is trolleys line sign?
full ankylosis of facet joints
contraction ectelectis deviation of mediastinum is what direction?
not associated with any deviation
compression atelectasis forms from
right side heart failure
pain between 104 minutes after eating indicates?
duodenal ulcer
compression atelectasis forms from?
right sided heart failure
syndesmophytes are?
ossification of outer layer of annulus fibrosis
multiple enchondromas with hemangioma?
maffuci
atriopeptin is due to what condition?
overload of right atrium
which of the following is a predisposing factor for stomach carcinoma?
there are no predisposing factors for this only intestinal type carcinoma
epidural abscess
- chronic inflammation e= exudate
- expands against spinal cord and nerve roots
- fever
- adjustment could spread infection
pain 30-60 minutes after a meal means
stomach peptic ulcer
which tumor is the most common in boys?
osteosarcoma
picture of thrombi in heart after MI
these are due to decrease in blood flow in the affected area
aka for tuberculosis meningitis
tuberculosis of spine
tuberculosis spondylitis
potts disease (preferred name)
css in NON-purulent meningitis?
increased protein
non purulent=viral
chronic meningitis CSF fluids look like?
monocytes, increase protein and decrease glucose
Potts dx blah blah blah of what structure?
vertebral bodies
not relieved by aspirin
osteoblastoma
compression atelectasis causes deviation (accumulation of fluid)
of mediastinum away from involved lung
MS is characterized by
opthalmoplasia
____% of hypertension is essential, ____% is malignant?
90/5
mumps virus associated with
acute orchitis
multiple enchondromas with emangiomas?
maffuci
mediastinal deviation in obstruction atel?
toward side of involvement (compression is away from the side of involvement)
the most common symptom with seronegative spondyloarthritides?
iliitis
acute purulent leptomeningitis CSF fluids look like?
increase protein, decrease glucose and contains neutrophils
atrio peptin is due to what condition?
overload of right atrium
chronic meningitis is caused by what bacterias?
mycobacterium TB
treponema pallidum
brucella species
crytococcus
aseptic (acute lymphatic) (viral) meningitis
effector cells of immune sys.
lymphocytes kill virus inf. cells
increase in protein
no change in glucose
pt has stiff neck headache and fever?
leptomeningitis
pheochromocytosys is over production of?
adrenalin
interventricular septal defect?
blood flows from left to right ventricle
spontaneous pneumothorax results in what deviation?
away from involved lung
potts
aka tuberluosis spondylitis
development of sacred tissue in brain is characteristic of the brain by development of
mycobacterium TB
chronic meningitis is characterized by the presence of what type of WBC’s?
monocytes
lymphocytes
compression ectelectis deviation of mediastinum is what direction?
away from lung
syndesmophytes are?
ossification of outer layer of annulus fibrosis
all are correct for AS except?
degeneration of facet joints
AKA’s for ankylosing spondylitis
marie stumpell
bechterew (discoverer 1892)
bamboo spine
which elects in nonreversible?
contraction
most common malignant tumor in young boys
osteosarcoma
which is most common cause of malignant tumor in young boys?
osteosarcoma
picture of an iris
condition was iritis associated with AS
which is not associated with AS?
degeneration of facets
pain between 1-3 hours after meal means
duodenopeptic ulcer
what is most common feature of seronegative spondyloarthritides?
sacroilitis
subdural empyema
spreads anywhere in the brain, digests arachnoid mater, accumulation of puss and widespread infection
which is asymptomatic
osteochondroma
development of scar tissue in brain is characteristic of the brain by development of?
mycobacterium TB
marie strumpell disease
(aka ankylosing spondylitis)
which CNS infection has the highest mortality rate?
subdural empyema
epidural abscess
pheochromocytosys is over production of?
adrenalin
lobular pneumonia is caused by
pneumococcus
describe conns syndrome
benign tumor of ADRENAL CORTEX
hyper production of aldosterone
what is the most common feature of seronegative spondyloarthritides?
sacroilitis (100% involvement of SI joints along with peripheral inflammation, butt pain)
all synovial joints of spine affected
pathological changes begin in the ligamentous attachments to the bone rather than cartilage (for rheumatoid factor)
viruses that cause aseptic (acute lymphatic) meningitis
Mumps
Epstein Barr
Coxsackie
echovirus
what is a characteristic of tuberculosis meningitis
effects vertebral bodies, granulomas, caseous necrosis, acute, most common contagious infectious disease
which is correct for AS?
inflammation of the iris
pt has stiff neck, headache and fever?
leptomeningitis
___% of hypertension is essential and _____ % is malignant
90% is essential
95% is benign
5% is malignant
Secondary hypertension, choose two
Young age
Very high BP
Which bone tumor has a periosteal response
Osteosarcoma
Multiple enchondromas without hemangioma is called
Olliers
Parasympathetic effects that cause decreased blood pressure are
Heart rate and decreased heart contractility
Hyaline arteriosclerosis is associated with benign or primary hypertension true or false
False
What turns into osteosarcoma
Paget’s disease
What is correct for aseptic meningitis (acute viral)
Normal blood sugar
What is a syndesmophyte
Classification of outer layer of annulus fibrosis
Where does the pots disease affect
Body of vertebra
Characteristics of multiple sclerosis
Plaques in CNS demyelination disorder
Strep pneumonia
Pneumococcus
MC cause of acquired
Gram +
Staph aureus pneumonia
Secondary bacterial pneumonia
Important cause of secondary bacterial pneumonia in children and healthy adults
Intravenous drug users are at high-risk
Legionella pneumonphilia
Legionnaires disease
Lobar pneumonia
4 stages:
1) congestion
2) red hepatization
3) grey hepatization
4) resolution
Klebsiella pneumonia
Most common cause of gram-negative bacteria pneumonia
It affects Mal nourished people and chronic alcoholics
Pseudomonas aeruginosa
Cystic fibrosis patients get pneumonia because of this