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Pathology - Male Flashcards

1
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Abnormal opening on the ventral aspect on the penis

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Hypospadias

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2
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Abnormal opening on the dorsal aspect of the penis

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Epispadias

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3
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Local inflammation of the glans penis

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Balanitis

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4
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Inflammation of the overlying prepuce

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Balanoposthitis

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5
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prepuce cannot be retracted easily

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phimosis

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6
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Penile neoplasms usually

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squamous (uncircimsized) > 40y/o, can spread to inguinal lymph node (poor prognosis)

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7
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Carcinoma in situ of penis; a/w HPV - gray, crusty plaques on the penis

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Bowen disease

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8
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Red velvety plaques on the penis a/w HPV

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Erythroplasia of Queyrat

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9
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small flesh colored patches on the penis, pre-malignant (2-3%), many regress

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Bowenoid Papulosis

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10
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most common cause of scrotal enlargement (serous fluid w/in the tunica vaginalis)-> transluminesence

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hydrocele

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11
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Failure of testicular descent

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Cryptorchidism

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12
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Post-pubertal male tumors?

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germ cells 95% (all malignant)

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13
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mutation in germ cell tumors in males?

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i(12p)

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14
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Female analogy to seminoma

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Ovarian dysgerminoma

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15
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Large cells, distinct border, rare lymphocytes

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seminoma

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16
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Older pt, no a/w intratubular germ cell neoplasia, polygonal cells of variable size organized in nodules/ sheets

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spermatocyte seminoma

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17
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most common testicular neoplasm in young boys, good prognosis; a/w embryonic cacrinoma in adults

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yolk sac tumor

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18
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buzz pathology word for yolk sac tumor

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Schiller-Duvall bodies

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19
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tumor markers (2) for yolk sac

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anti-trypsin &AFP

20
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indistinct boder, ill-defined, hemorrhage & necrosis testicular carcinoma

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embyronic carcinoma

21
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testicular carcinoma - pleuripotent; diff. along trophoblastic lines; increase in HCG, poor prognsosis
hemorrhage & necrosis

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choriocarcinoma

22
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neoplastic germ cells diff. along somatic lines (mostly in combo w/ other cell types)
(pre-puberty = benign)
(post-puberty = malignant)

23
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tx for bacterial prostitis

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Trimethoprim/sulfa or cipro (Rx delivery)

24
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Cause of granulomatous prostitis due to?

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BCG instillation in bladder for tx of superficial bladder cx

25
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Benign Prostate Hyperplasia (BPH)

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stromal & epithelial elements, excessive androgen (DHT) growth; hyperplastic gland

26
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BPH, hyperplastic glands, inner columnar, outer flat squamous, secrete proteinaceous…

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corpora amylacea

27
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RX that blocks DHT formation

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Finestride

28
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Rx that blocks adrenergic receptors for BPH

29
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Prostate cx is graded by?

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Gleason system

30
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pouch-like evagination mostly due to urethral obstruction

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bladder diverticulum

31
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Can result in transmural fibrosis –> painful contracted bladder

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Intersitial cystitis

32
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phagosomes become overloaded, enlarged lysosomes

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Malakoplakia - Michaelis Gutmann bodies

33
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Bladder cx presentation

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painless hematuria

34
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A/w squamous bladder cx

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urinary Schistomiasis

35
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tertial syphilis, necrotic tissue in bone, skin, mucous membranes, upper airway

36
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Congential Syphilis, Huthison Triad

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1- notched incisors
2- intersitial keratitis w/ blindness
3- deafness (8th CN)

37
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Chronic ulcerative disease caused by Chylamdia, mixed granulomatous, neutrophilic inflammatory response
Steleate abscesses in lymph nodes increase lymphedema

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LGV= lymphogranuolma venereum

38
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Most common cause of ulcers in Africa & Asia/ painful; Haemophilius

39
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Protozoa that may increase pH by decreasing acid producing Duderlein bacili

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Trichomonas

40
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Neonatal HSV fatal b/c a/w

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rash, encephilits, pneumonitis, hepatic necrosis

41
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HPV complications in neonate

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papillomas in upper respiratory tract

42
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Another name for yolk sac tumor

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Endodermal sinus

43
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Nearly always malignant in men and equivalent of a dermatoid cyst in women is nearly always benign

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Mature teratoma

44
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non-germ cell tumor from testicular stroma; intracytoplasmic Reinke crystals
can cause precocious puberty in children or gynecomastia in adults

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Leydig tumor

45
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Increase in free PSA a/w?

46
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Increase in bound alpha-antichymotrypsin

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prostate cx

47
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Donovan bodies a/w?

A 
Granuloma inguinale 
Calymmatobacterium granulomatis (gram neg rod)

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