Lymphoid System Flashcards

1
Q

Primary lymphoid organs

A

Thymus
Bone marrow
Bursa of Fabricius

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2
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Secondary lymphoid organs

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Spleen
Lymph nodes
MALT
Tonsils

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3
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Causes of thymic pathology

A

Congenital
Atrophy
Inflammation
Hematoma
Neoplasia

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4
Q

Small lymph nodes

A

Developmental disorders
Lack of antigenic stimulation
Malnutrition
Aging
Viral infections

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5
Q

Enlarged lymph nodes

A

Hyperplasia +/- drainage
Lymphadenitis
Metastatic or primary neoplasia

Discoloration/pigment

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6
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Histiocytic sarcoma

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Interstitial dendritic cell origin
Localized or disseminated forms

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7
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Splenomegaly / bloody spleen

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Congestion (torsion, barbiturate euthansia)
Septicemia
Acute hemolytic anemia

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8
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Splenomegaly / meaty spleen

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Chronic infectious disease
Chronic hemolytic anemia
Diffuse granulomatous disease
Disseminate follicular hyperplasia
Neoplasia
Storage material EMH

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9
Q

Nodular spleen with bloody consistency

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Hematoma
Hemangiosarcoma
Incomplete/irregular contraction
Acute splenic infarct

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10
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Nodular spleen / firm consistency

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Focal nodular hyperplasia
Granuloma or abscess
Neoplasia

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11
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Small spleen

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Developmental (immunodeficiency disorder)
Atrophy (aging, wasting disease)
Contraction

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12
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Choristoma

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Normal spleen in abnormal place

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13
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Siderofibrotic plaques

A

Hemosiderin
Common in old dogs

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14
Q

Tonsilar illness

A

Lymphoid depletion (viral infection)
Inflammation (primary/hematogenous infectious)
Inflammatory polyps - older dogs
Neoplasia

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15
Q

SCID

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Genetic immunodeficiency
In horses: defect in catalytic subunit of DNA dependent protein kinase
In dogs: defect in common gamma chain of numerous cytokines; defect in catalytic subunit of DNA-dependent protein kinase (like in Arabian foals)

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16
Q

Acquired immunodeficiency diseases

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Pregnancy
Aging
Malnutrition
Toxins
Drugs
Viral infections

17
Q

Categorizing lymphoma…

A

Nodular or diffuse?
Cell size (small, intermediate, large)
Mitoses/grade? (Indolent —> high grade)
Immunophenotype (i.e. T or B or plasma cell)?

18
Q

Lymphoma in dogs

A

Diffuse Large B cell lymphoma (high grade)
T zone lymphoma (nodular, small cell, indolent)

19
Q

Lymphoma in cats

A

Thymic lymphoma (FeLV significant increase in risk)
Gastrointestinal lymphoma (enteropathy-associated T cell lymphoma, Type I = large cell, Type II=small cell (more common))
Diffuse large B cell lymphoma
Large granular lymphocyte lymphoma

20
Q

PARR

A

PCR for antigen receptor rearrangement

Genotyping study for lymphocytes (B vs T cell)

21
Q

Lymphoma in cattle

A

BLV-associated lymphoma: polyclonal B lymphocyte lymphocytsis

Non-BLV lymphoma: mostly T cell LSA

22
Q

Other miscellaneous sites of lymphoma

A

Nasal/nasopharyngeal
Cutaneous
Kidney
Brain
Ocular