Sigdel Flashcards

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Nonspecific infection of glans and prepuce. Not STD

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Balanoposthitis

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2
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Superficial ulcer

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Herpes

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3
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Chancre. Slightly raised. Red papule and shallow ulcer

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Syphilis

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4
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Blistering lesions causes by autoantibodies. Get supra basal acantholytic split

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Pemphigus

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5
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Flat topped, pink papule. Self limited. Probably autoimmune

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Lichen plants

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6
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Subcutaneous infection with gas production and necrosis. High mortality

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Fournier’s gangrene

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7
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Peyronie’s disease is related to chronic

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Urethritis

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8
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Related to HPV. Can be sessile or pedunculated. Acanthosis and hyperkeratosis

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Condyloma acuminatum

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9
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Large, cauliflower like. Multiple. In older ppl

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Giant Condyloma (bushchle-lowenstein tumor). 
Dx - verrucous carcinoma
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10
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HPV cytopathic effect. Irregular nuclear membrane with perinuclear clearing

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Koilocytosis

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11
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Has no risk of malignant transformation

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Bowenoid papulosis

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12
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High risk of malignant transformation

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Erythroplasia of queyrat and bowen’s disease

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13
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Lesions on glans. No increase in visceral carcinoma

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Erythroplasia of queyrat

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14
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Lesions on skin of shaft. Increase in visceral cancer. Plaque like

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Bowen’s disease

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15
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Erythroplasia of queyrat, bowen’s disease, and bowenoid papulosis are all

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Squamous cell CIS

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16
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Orifice of prepuce too small to permit retraction. Predisposes to infection and carcinoma

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Phimosis

17
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Can be on penis, oral cavity, vagina, or lips. Soft, red, ulcerated plaque. Can develop squamous cancer. Have irregular dysplastic acanthosis, dermal inflammation, and diminished keratin layer

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Erythroplasia of queyrat

18
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Slow growing lesion in older patient. Bright red plaque with moist surface. Dysplastic and anaplastic cells in epithelial layer. May develop SCC slowly.

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Bowen’s disease

19
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Identical to Erythroplasia of queyrat

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Bowen’s disease

20
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Seen in sexually active, young adults. Multiple pigmented papules. Histologically identical to bowen’s disease

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Bowenoid papulosis

21
Q

Most common cancer of penis and scrotum is _______. HPV type?

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Squamous cell cancer.

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22
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Seen in older ppl. Slow growing, starts at coronal sulcus. Circumcision confers protection. Long standing lesion

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Squamous cell carcinoma

23
Q

Produce androgens. Located in interstitium between tubules

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Leydig cells

24
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Germ cells found in

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Seminiferous tubules

25
Q

Most tumors in testes arise from

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Germ cells

26
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Undescended testes. In inguinal canal or abdomen (usually found in upper scrotal area). Usually UL. Idiopathic. Increased risk of injury and cancer. Sterility if BL

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Cryptochid testis

27
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Cryptochid testes has increased risk of

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Carcinoma