SR4-Misc Diseases Flashcards

1
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____ is an autosomal dominant disorder (50% from spontaneous mutations). It has two main subtypes.

A

Neurofibromatosis

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2
Q

NF1 is ____ (central, peripheral), and is the subtype in __% of cases

A

Peripheral, 90%

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3
Q

NF1 is also called?

A

Von Recklinghausen’s

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4
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The main features of this subtype of neurofibromatosis are it’s central location, and acoustic neuromas (hearing loss, balance problems). It only accounts for 10% of NF cases.

A

NF2

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5
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___ nodules of the iris are found in 94% of individuals with NF1

A

Lisch

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6
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A person must have __ or more cafe-au-lait (CAL) spots to diagnose NF1

A

6

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7
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Around what age do cafe-au-lait spots develop in NF1?

A

3

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8
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What type of margins (edges) are seen in the CAL spots of NF1?

A

Smooth (coast of California)

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9
Q

What skin finding is helpful for dark-skinned individuals with NF1?

A

Axillary and/or inguinal freckling

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10
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CAL spots must be >__cm in pre-pubertal individuals, and >__cm in post-pubertal people.

A

.5cm, 1.5cm

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11
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The “coast of Maine” appearance of CAL spots is associated with what syndrome?

A

McCune-Albright

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12
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Another skin finding in patients with NF1 is ____, a raised, fleshy, pedunculated lesion

A

Fibroma molluscum

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13
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Name some spinal manifestations of neurofibromatosis:

A
  1. Kypho-scoliosis
  2. Posterior VB wedging
  3. “Dumb bell” tumors (CT/MRI only)
  4. IVF enlargement
  5. Pedicle erosion/destruction
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14
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NF2 affects what cranial nerve?

A

CN8 (Vestibulocochlear)

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15
Q

Paget’s disease is also called?

A

Osteitis Deformans

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16
Q

The male:female ratio of Paget’s disease is about ___

A

2:1

17
Q

Paget’s rarely affects people younger than __

A

45

18
Q

What is the most common symptom of Paget’s?

A

Bone pain!

19
Q

List the three stages of Paget’s:

A
  1. Lytic (increased osteoclastic activity)
  2. Mixed
  3. Blasting (disorganized osteoblastic activity)
20
Q

During the lytic phase of Paget’s, a lucent line appears in long bones known as:

A

“Blade of grass” or “flame” sign

21
Q

Osteoporosis circumscripta (aka geographic skull) is found in what phase of Paget’s?

A

Lytic

22
Q

In the ___ phase of Paget’s, bone is starting to heal.

A

Mixed

23
Q

In the blastic phase of Paget’s, the skull has a ____ appearance

A

“Cotton Wool”

24
Q

During the blastic phase of Paget’s, the spine may show a ___ appearance

A

Ivory vertebra

25
Q

It is common for long bones to show ____ deformities during the blastic phase of Paget’s

A

Bowing

26
Q

The acronym “IHOP” refers to what?

A

Ivory Vertebra
Hodgkin’s Lymphoma
Osteoblastic Mets
Paget’s

27
Q

Bisphosphanates and Calcitonin are medical treatments for ____

A

Paget’s Disease

28
Q

T/F: Paget’s disease can be found in weird places.

A

TRUE