Patho SF Flashcards

1
Q

Most common site of mets of lungs

A

adrenal glands

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2
Q

Most common site of mets of thyroid gland

A

lungs

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3
Q

Most common site of mets of HCC

A

lungs

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4
Q

cancers that metastasize to the lungs

A
Wilm’s tumor
Osteosarcoma
RCC
Thyroid carcinoma
CRC
HCC
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5
Q

cancers that mets to the bones

A
Neuroblastoma
breast CA
Retinoblastoma (brain and bones)
prostate
-lumbar >p femur> pelvis > thoraacic spine > ribs
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6
Q

fulminant hepatitis, microvesicular steatosis. what drug

A

Tetracycline (Robbins)

others:
Valproic acid
Zidovudine

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7
Q

pattern of liver injury of methotrexate

A

STEATOHEPATITIS-like pattern

“MATI”

Methotrexate
Amiodarone
Tamoxifen
Irinotecan

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8
Q

pattern of liver injury by azathioprine

A

SINUSOIDAL OBSTRUCTIVE SYNDROME
(venoocclussive disease)

“OA”

Oxaliplatin
Azathioprine

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9
Q

triad of friedreich ataxia

A

GAA repeat expansion

HAA TRIAD
Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
Ataxia
Areflexia (loss of DTRs)

AUTOSOMAL RECESSIVE

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10
Q

other nervous diseases with AR inheritance pattern

A

“Need For Speed”

Neurogenic muscular atrophies
Friedreich ataxia
Spinal muscular atrophy

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11
Q

myotonic dystrophy inheritance and triad

A

AD
CTG trinucleotide repeats

Cataracts
Toupee (early balding)
Gonadal atrophy

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12
Q

Huntington disease trinucleaotide repeat

A

CAG

Hunters need CAGes

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13
Q

most commong genetic cause of intellectual disability in males

A

Fragile X syndrome

CGG repeat expansion

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14
Q

most common defective gene in lung adenocarcinoma

A

KRAS

others
ALK
ROS1
MET
BRAF
P13K
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15
Q

most common gene mutation in lung SCC

A

TP53

other
CDKN2A

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16
Q

most common gene mutation in lung small cell CA

A

TP53 and RB

17
Q

tumors with CD34(+)

A

solitary fibrous tumor of the pleura
neurofibroma

S-100 (+) Schwannoma

18
Q

colorectal adenoma with the highest risk for malignant transformationi

A

VILLOUS ADENOMA

-relatively larger, sessile

19
Q

most powerful prognostic indicators in gastric cancer

A

depth of invasion

exten of nodal and distant mets

20
Q

sites of continuous HIV replication and cell destruction

A

lymph nodes, spleen

21
Q

useful marker of HIV disease progression

A

HIV-1 RNA (viral load)

NOT CD4 level

22
Q

chronic latency period before onset of aids

A

7-10 years

23
Q

systems mainly involved in HIV infection

A

immune system

CNS

24
Q

right sided hemiparesis, and right pupillary dilation and ocular palsy. what type of herniation

A

right (ipsilateral) TRANSTENTORIAL herniation
(uncal, anterior lateral [medial temporal])

ipsilateral CN3 palsy
ipsilateral hemiparesis
—> kernohan phenomenon (celebellar peduncle)
ipsilateral PCA compression
(+) Duret hemorrhages
—midbrain and pons
25
Q

ipsilateral ACA compression

A

subfalcine herniation

cingulate

26
Q

most common type of cerebral hernia

A
subfalcine hernia
“midline shift”
“cingulate hernia”
-pushing of the ipsilateral cingulate gyrus down and under the falx cerebri
-anterior cerebral artery syndrome
27
Q

contralateral leg weakness. what type of herniation

A

subfalcine herniation
“midline shift”
“Cingulate hernia”