Path pics 2 Flashcards

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esophageal varices

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esophageal varices

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3
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varices

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4
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Stomach

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Portal Hypertensive Gastropathy

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5
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Stomach

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Portal Hypertensive Gastropathy

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6
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This person have ALD and?

Stain?

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Hemochromatosis

lots of scarring

prussian blue stain: iron

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7
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ALD patient that also has?

Stain?

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alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency

PAS

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8
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Possible reason for these?

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Mallory-Denk bodies

tangled intermediate filaments with other proteins

seen in: ALD

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9
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What types of hepatitis do you NOT see this in?

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alcohoic liver disease

steatosis: macrovesicular steatosis associated with hepatocyte ballooning

not seen in: viral or autoimmune hepatitis

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10
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Earliest sign of hepatic fibrosis in this disease?

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ALD

alcholic cirrhosis

earliest sign of hepatic fibrosis in ALD: perivenular fibrosis

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Most common cause?

other causes?

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left: micronodular cirrhosis (small regenerative nodules)
right: micronodular cirrhosis with macrovesicular steatosis (regenerative nodule surrounded by fibrous CT btwn portal regions)

most common cause: chronic alcoholism

other: Wilson’s, primary biliary cirrhosis, hemochromatosis

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12
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ALD

left: cirrhosis
right: cirrhosis that is reversing

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13
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Liver

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US of Fatty liver

increase echogenicity throughout

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14
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Fatty liver

MRI/CT: enlarged liver that is a different density of spleen

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NAFLD

left: macrovesicular steatosis, Mallory, hepatocyte ballooning
right: perivenular and perisinusoidal fibrosis (CHICKEN WIRE)

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left: hemochromatosis
right: iron overload due to transfusions

17
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left: normal
right: hemochromatosis

18
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Kayser-Fleischer ring

Wilson’s

19
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Alpha-1 anti-trypsin

20
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cerebral edema from acute hepatitis

21
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left: normal
right: cirrhotic hepatocerebral degeneration

22
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Globus Pallidus with myelin degeneration

23
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Alzhemier type II Astrocytes

encephalopathy

24
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Alzheimer’s type II astrocytes

encephalopathy

25
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cryoglobulinemia

precipitated proteins in chilled blood

26
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membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis

27
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What drug?

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fatty liver

carbon tetrachloride

28
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What drug caused this liver disease?

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Bland cholestasis

oral contraceptives

29
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Angiosarcoma

polyvinyl chloride

30
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What drug?

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angiosarcoma

POLYVINYL CHLORIDE

31
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liver failure (drug induced)

zonal necrosis around 3 central veins while hepatocytes near portal areas remain viable

32
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Drug induced liver disease

Hepatitis, neutrophilic, lymphocytic, eosinophilic, granulomatous or any combination

33
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Drug induced liver disease

Hepatocyte hydropic (ballooning) degeneration

34
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What drug?

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cholestasis

chlorpormazine

35
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drug induced liver disease

canalicular cholestasis: bile plugs

36
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Drug?

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phospholipidosis

amiodarone

37
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Acute liver failure

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metastatic small cell lung carcinoma

38
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Smoker in acute liver failure

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liver with metastasis

small cell lung carcinoma