Pulmonary Neoplasm

Question 1

Used to describe the spiculated appearance

Answer 1

Corona radiata

Question 2

Peripherally situated solitary pulmonary nodule may contact the costal pleura or interlobular fissure via a linear opacity

Answer 2

Pleural trail

Question 3

What would suggest a benign lesion

Answer 3

Satellite nodules

Question 4

Single most important factor in characterizing the lesion as benign or indeterminate

Answer 4

Density

Question 5

Specific for healed granuloma from tb or histoplasmosis

Answer 5

Complete or central calcification

Question 6

Granulated density

Answer 6

Concentric or laminated calcification

Question 7

Diagnostic for pulmonary hamartoma

Answer 7

Popcorn

Question 8

Bronchogenic carcinoma

Answer 8

Eccentric calcification

Question 9

Four main histologic subtypes

Answer 9

Adenocarcinoma

Squamos cell carcinoma

Small cell carinoma

Large cell carcinoma

Question 10

What is the common type of lung CA and a sub type of non smokers

Answer 10

Adenocarcinoma

Question 11

This arises centrally within a lobar or segmental bronchus

Answer 11

Squamos cell carcinoma

Question 12

Arises peripherally as a large solitary mass

Answer 12

Large cell carcinoma

Question 13

Arise centrally within the main or lobar bronchi

Malignant

Answer 13

Small cell