Pathology - Lymph Nodes 2 Flashcards

1
Q

plasmacytoma is?

A

solitary,
no bone marrow involvement
no hypercalcaemia

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2
Q

multiple myeloma is?

A

bone marrow involvement

multi-focal

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3
Q

who gets multiple myeloma?

A

males>females

>age 70

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4
Q

consequence of multiple myeloma?

A

prone to thrombi due to increase viscosity

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5
Q

multiple myeloma, what to look for in urine?

A

Bence Jones proteins

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6
Q

renal manifestations of multiple myeloma?

A
renal stones: hypercalcaemia
infection
cast nephropathy (Bence Jones stuck in tubules)
neoplastic infiltration
amyloidosis
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7
Q

what is amyloidosis?

A

pathologic extracellular protein: misfolding of proteins into B-pleated sheets, and deposit in organ(s)

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8
Q

where does amyloidosis deposit?

A
GIT (most) rectal
tongue
heart
kidneys
lungs
nerves
skin
spleen
liver
thyroid
soft tissue
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9
Q

difference between primary or secondary amyloidosis?

A

primary: plasma cell, MGUS, light chains, often lambda, multiple organ deposits (AL Type)
secondary: systemic inflammatory, TB (AA type)

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10
Q

risk of amyloid angiopaphy?

A

cerebral haemorrhage

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11
Q

where is amyloid angiopathy?

A

in the vessel wall, could look like vasculitis

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12
Q

endocrine amyloid?

A

thyroid

islets of langerhan

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13
Q

amyloidosis does what to organs?

A

cardiac: restrictive, arrythmia
renal: nephrotic syndrome and failure

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14
Q

classic stain for amyloid?

A

Congo Red Stain

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15
Q

white pulp in spleen contains?

A

B-zone: germinal centre,mantle, marginal zones

T-zone: around arteriole

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16
Q

what is red zone in the spleen?

A

blood vessels

17
Q

causes of hypersplenism?

A
cysts
congenital
acquired
autoimmune
lymphoma
amyloid
18
Q

sarcoid granuloma is what?

A

non caseating granuloma

19
Q

lymphoma has rise in white or red pulp in spleen?

A

white pulp

20
Q

macro of hodgkin lymphoma look like?

A

beefy red with around with atrophic white pulp

21
Q

Plasma cells look like?

A

clock-face nuclei

eccentric round nuclei