ppt review Flashcards

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functional unit of the kidney, each kidney contains ____ of these

A

nephron, a million

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2
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cystic dilatation of the distal ureter near its insertion into the bladder

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ureterocele

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with unilateral renal agenesis, there is ________ that shows _______________

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solitary kidney that compensatory hypertrophy

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4
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most common type of fusion anomaly

A

horseshoe kidney

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5
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in horseshoe kidneys, both are ___________ and _______________ are joined

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malrotated, lower poles

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6
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kidney duplication anomaly will vary from _________________ to __________________

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simple bifid pelvis to a completely double pelvis, ureter, and ureterovesical orifice

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7
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Complications can include ______________________ in a condition with kidney duplication

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obstruction or reflux and infection

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8
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simple ureteroceles are typically found in ______; ectopic are found in _____________-

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adults, children/infants exclusively

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9
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posterior urethral valves are found almost exclusively in _________
Cause __________________

A

males, bladder outlet obstruction

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10
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posterior urethral valves are best seen on _______

A

VCUG

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11
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Nonsuppurative (lack pus formation) inflammatory process of glomeruli with an antigen-antibody reaction

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glomerulonephritis

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12
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Suppurative inflammation of kidney and renal pelvis

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pyelonephritis

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13
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Inflammation of urinary bladder

A

cystitis

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14
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these are asymptomatic until the lodge in the ureter and cause extreme pain

A

urinary calculi

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15
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Most common unifocal mass of kidney

A

renal cyst

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16
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Inherited disorder in which multiple cysts cause lobulated enlargement of kidneys and progressive renal impairment

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polycystic kidney disease

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17
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most common renal neoplasm, hypernephroma

A

renal carcinoma

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18
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Most common abdominal neoplasm in infancy or childhood

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Wilms’ tumor

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19
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4th most common cancer in men, most commonly originates in epithelium

A

carcinoma of the bladder

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Rapid deterioration in kidney function that results in accumulation of nitrogen containing wastes in blood

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acute renal failure

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21
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two types acute renal failure

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pre-renal, post-renal

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22
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acute renal failure: pre-renal
-_______________ to kidneys
-_______ failure
-___________ obstruction

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-decreased blood flow
-cardiac
-Renal artery

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23
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acute renal failure: post-renal
-______________ obstruction from both kidneys

A

Urine outflow

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24
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Inflammation of the stomach mucosa, can be acute or chronic

A

gastritis

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Destructive lesion in the mucosal wall, can be caused by H pylori or NAIDs
peptic ulcer disease
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Regional Enteritis -Crohn’s Disease -_______________________ -“____________" or "___________"
Crohn’s Disease Chronic inflammatory disorder “String sign” or “skip lesions”
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small bowel obstruction: mechanical cause
Fibrous adhesions (most common cause)
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small bowel obstruction: functional cause
Ileus or paralytic ileus
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small bowel obstruction: intussusception cause
Telescoping of portion of bowel Can occur in small or large bowel
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Twisting of large bowel
volvulus
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which is more acute: small or large bowel obstruction?
large bowel obstruction is less acute
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50% of colon cancer is seen in the ____________ region; is it what type of cancer?
sigmoid and rectal carcinoma
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Stones in the gallbladder
cholelithiasis
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inflammation of the gallbladder
cholecystitis
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Calcification of the walls of the gallbladder
porcelain gallbladder
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________ arise in the connective tissue _________ arise in the epithelial tissue
sarcomas, carcinomas
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radiographic involvement of ulcerative vs. Crohn colitis
ulcerative = continuous Crohn = patchy
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anatomical involvement of ulcerative vs. Crohn colitis
ulcerative = rectal Crohn = proximal
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layers involved ulcerative = _________ Crohn = ________
ulcerative = mucosal layer only Crohn = all layers (mucosal through serosal)
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hepatitis A is transmitted via
digestive tract (oral or fecal)
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hepatitis B is transmitted via
blood or sexual contact
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hepatitis C is transmitted via
blood transfusion or sexual contact
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hepatitis E is transmitted via
food or water contaminated with fecal matter
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90% of patients with hepatitis (B/C) recover without incident
B
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do vaccines exist for each of the following types of hepatitis? A B C
A = yes B = yes C = no
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Fluid filled capsule composed of fibrous or granular tissue in the pancreas, must be present for __ weeks
pseudocyst, 4
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60% of pancreatic adenocarcinoma malignancies occur in the ________ of the pancreas
head
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:webbed” digits
Syndactyly
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extra digits
Polydactyly
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Talipes Equinovarus
clubfoot
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Born with foot pointing down and twisted inwards at the ankle
Clubfoot (Talipes Equinovarus)
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Indeterminate characteristics and features of vertebrae from adjacent vertebral segments
transitional vertebrae
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Two types of bone _________(outer layer) __________________ (___, inner layer)
Compact (outer layer) Cancellous (spongy, inner layer)
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in osteomyelitis, ____% decrease in bone matrix must occur before radiographically evident
30-50%
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Variants of rheumatoid arthritis
ankylosing spondylitis, reactive arthritis, psoriatic arthritis
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Abnormal production of compact bone
osteoma
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exostoses are called ________________
osteochondromas
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enostosis are called _____________
bone island
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Small growth of compact bone within cancellous bone
bone island
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Monteggia - _____ shaft fracture Galeazzi - ______ shaft fracture
Monteggia - ulnar shaft fracture Galeazzi - radial shaft fracture
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fracture of both malleoli and posterior lip of tibia
trimalleolar
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fracture of both malleoli
bimalleolar
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fracture of both malleoli with ankle dislocation
Pott's fracture
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transverse fracture of lumbar vertebral body
seat belt fracture
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forward displacement of one vertebra on another
Spondylolisthesis
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cleft in the pars interarticularis without displacement
Spondylolysis