Pathology Flashcards by Adam Sattler

Q

Female with cognitive+motor decline, repetitive hand movements

A

Rett syndrome
(regression)

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Q

MECP2 gene

A

Rett syndrome

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Q

lichen planus associated with ___

A

HCV

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erythema nodosum may precede ___ ___ flare

A

crohn disease

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Q

septal panniculitis

A

EN

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hypergranulosis

A

LP

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Q

herald patch
christmas tree distribution

A

pityriasis rosea

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Q

burn does not blanch, blisters rupture

A

deep partial thickness

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painless burn

A

full thickness

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sunburn cells

A

keratinocytes undergoing apoptosis

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superficial burn

A

epidermis only

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melasma

A

acquired hyperpigmentation

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common angiosarcoma location

A

head and neck

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Q

glomus bodies are ___ ___ ___ cells

A

modified smooth muscle

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nevus simplex

A

birthmark
capillary malformation

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nevus flammeus

A

dermal malformation
(may be seen in S-W syndrome)

Q

bullous impetigo caused by ___ ___

A

s aureus only
(exfoliative toxin)

Q

erysipelas located in the ___ ___

A

superficial dermis