Quiz 1 Megans Review Flashcards

1
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Immunosupressed patient, multiple small abcesses

A

Candidiasis

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2
Q

Bright periportal-walls

A

Hepatitis

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3
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Dialated portal tracts

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Schistomiasis

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4
Q

Reversible metabolic disease

A

Stetosis

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5
Q

Broken diaphragm sign

A

Fatty tumor

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6
Q

Aurora sign

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Lung parenchymal disease

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7
Q

Collection of blood following trauma

A

Hematoma

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8
Q

Gas producing bacteria in a collection

A

Abscess

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9
Q

Focal mass on cirrhotic liver

A

HCC

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10
Q

Most common parasitic disease

A

Schistosomiasis

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11
Q

Most common benign liver mass

A

Hemangioma

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12
Q

Periportal hypoechoic area on fatty liver

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Focal sparing

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13
Q

Brightly echogenic enlarged liver

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Diffuse fatty infiltration

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14
Q

Anatomic variation seen in women

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Reidels lobe

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15
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Nodular liver with irregular contour

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Cirrhosis

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16
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Anechoic, smooth walls, posterior enhancement

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Simple cyst

17
Q

Daughter cysts

A

Hyatids disease

18
Q

3 classic clinical presentations of cirrohisis

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Hepatomegaly, jaundic, acsites

19
Q

Most common malignant tumor

A

HCC

20
Q

2 most common causes of HCC

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Alcoholism, hepatitc

21
Q

Where may HCC invade and what % of cases

A

Portal vein

30-60%

22
Q

6 most common primary tumours resulting in metastases

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GB, colon, stomach, panc, breast, lung

23
Q

Structures the aid in blood borne spread of mets (2)

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Hepatic artery or portal vein

24
Q

Structures the aid in blood Lymphatic spread of mets (4)

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Stomach panc, ovary or uterus

25
Q

Differential diagnosis for hyperechoic met lesion

A

Hemangiomas

26
Q

Echogenic mets tend to arise from

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Gi tract or HCC

27
Q

Hypoechoic mets tend to arrise from

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Breast, lung, stomach, panc, esophagus

28
Q

Bulls eye mets come from

A

Bronchogenic carcinoma

29
Q

Describe 3 stagaes of hematoma sonograpic appearance

A

1-<24 hours-echogenic-fresh hemorrhage
2-within 1st week-becomes more hypoechoic-resorption of tissues and fluid
3-2-3 weeks-increasingly indistinct-fluid resorption and tissue granulation

30
Q

How does hyatid disease reach the liver

A

PV system