Patho Flashcards
Most common tumor overall:
Most common primary benign tumor:
Most common primary malignant tumor:
Most common primary malignant liver tumor of early childhood:
Most common tumor associated with arsenic / vinyl chloride:
Most common tumor associated with oral contraceptive / anabolic steroid:
Most common tumor rupture/ spontaneously causing hemoperitoneum:
- Metastatic tumor
- Cavernous hemangioma
- Hepatocellular carcinoma
4, Hepatoblastoma - Angiosarcoma
- Hepatic adenoma
- Hepatic adenoma
Special Stain for Barrots Oesophagus?
Alcian blue
Burrot’s Esophagus’s risk factor for.
AdenoCarcinoma
Vitamin deficiency can lead to metaplasia
Vitamin A
Example of connective tissue metaplasia.:
myositis ossificans.
Familial hypercholesterolemia (excessive misfolded proteins)
LDL receptor.
Tay sach’s Disease (excessive misfolded proteins)
Hexosaminidase alpha Subunit
Alpha anti trypsin deficiency (excessive misfolded proteins)
Alpha anti typrsin.
CJD (excessive misfolded proteins)
Prions proteins
Alzheimer’s disease (excessive misfolded proteins)
Alpha B amyloid
Cystic fibrosis (excessive misfolded proteins)
Ctfr
Feature Necrosis Apoptosis Definition mechanism Cell Type of death Cell size Cell membrane inflammation marker PAGE
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PAS positive
Glycogen
Lymphoblasts
BM invasion
Fungi
myeloblast
Stain
‘NSE, SBB, oil red O
monoblast (stain)
NSE