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MSK- PATHOMA Flashcards

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Why blue sclera in osteogenesis imperfecta ? what vein is associated with it?

A

choroidal veins

  • cornea = choroidal
    kinda soudns simillar
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Why hearing loss happens in osteogenesis imperfecta?

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ossicles (ear bone) is also composed of type 1 collagen

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How to treat osteopetrosis? why?

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bone marrow transplant

osteoclast is derived from monocyte, bone marrow transplant will replenish it

  • this makes sense: osteoclast is destructor, so does other monocytes derivatives (macrophages)
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Location of osetomyelitis within bone: kid vs. adult?

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  • kid: metaphysis
  • adult: epiphysis
  • kid: bone is still growing, metaphysis (growing plate) is exposed to bacteremia
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osteoma

  • location?
  • associated with what GI disease?
A
  • facial bones

- Garnder syndrome (FAP +osteoma)

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osteoid osteoma vs. osteoblastoma: key two differences?

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  • osteoid osteoma responds well to aspirin, while osteoblastoma is not
  • osteoblastoma is larger in size
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Describe growth pattern of osteochondroma. What part of bone is it originated from?

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lateral projection in metaphysis

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Which part of bone is osteosarcoma originated from?

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metaphysis

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OA vs. RA: name what structure is formed within synovial space in each case

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  • OA: osteophyte

- RA: pannus

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What is rheumatoid factor?

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IgM antibody against Fc portion of IgG

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Why RA is associated with amlyoidosis? what type of amlyoid?

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RA -> inflammatory -> SAA (acute phase reactant)

-> AA amyloid

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What two diets can cause acute gout? Explain why for each

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  • alcohol: metabolites of alcohol competes excretion of uric acid
  • meat: more DNA, more uric acid generation by purine degradation
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Embryological origin of Ewing sarcoma?

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neuroectoderm

  • this is counter-intuitive as neuroectoderm is generally CNS derivatives.. but whatever
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Rhabadomyosarcoma

  • what is characteristic cell?
  • what is marker?
  • classic location in young girls?
A
  • rhabadomyoblast
  • desmin is marker
  • vagina
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What are two autoantibodies for Sjogren? They are targeting what protein?

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SSA (Ro) and SSB (La)

BOTH are anti-ribonuceloprotein

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16
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Sjogren has increased risk for what cancer? how is it clinically presented?

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MALToma (mucosal marginal zone lymphoma)

UNILATERAL enlargement of pterygland

17
Q

Explain why dysphagia is seen in CREST syndrome

A

smooth muscle atrophy (lower 1/3 of esophagus)

-> loss of LES tone -> acid reflux -> sclerosis

18
Q

Which vitamin can be given to treat acne? why?

A

vitamin A, which inhibits keratin synthesis

*Acne- vitaminA
Double As

19
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What physical exam sign is specific to psoriasis? How is this sign correlated with histologic finding in psoriasis?

A
  • Auspitz sign, bleeding after punch biopsy

- elongated dermal papillae (dermis houses blood vessels, there is no blood vessels in epidermis)

20
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Lichen Planus

  • What are four Ps?
  • histologic finding?
  • associated with what infection?
A
  • pruitic, purple papules, planar, polygonal
  • saw-tooth appearance (pathoma p. 202)
  • chronic HepC (high yield)
21
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oral mucosal involvement

: pemphigus vulgaris vs. bullous pemphigoid

A

pemphigus vulgaris involves oral mucosa, while bullous pemphigoid does not

22
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Gross appearance of dermatitis herpiformis

A

grouped vesicles

  • HERPIformis: looks like herpes, thus vesicles
23
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What cancer is associated with acanthosis nigrans?

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gastric carcinoma

24
Q

Actinic keratosis is precursor for what skin cancer?

A

squamous cell carcinoma

25
Q

Pathophysiology of freckle: associated with increased number of what?

A

melanosome

  • melanin number is same
26
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Histologic finding of basal cell carcinoma?

A

peripheral pallisading nuceli within dermis

MSK: 4/6-4/8 (6 decks)

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