StudentTeaching Flashcards

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RV dilatation features

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extends to apex, enlarged V shape (scooped or cavernous) and flattened trabeculae

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2
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LV hypertrophy

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more than 12 mm

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LV dilatation

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round contour (scooped or cavernous) and flattened trabeculae

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4
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MI timing gross

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12-24 hours:dark mottling

1-7 days: yellow-tancenter increasing in size

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5
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pulmonary HTN gross appearance

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Pul A branches sticks out

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6
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Macro vesicular fatty liver causes

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alcohol, obesity, DM, steroids

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7
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Micro vesicular fatty liver causes

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HAART, Reye / tetracycline tox, a/c fatty liver of pregnancy (3rd trimester) / valproic acid tox

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DD of deep coarse cortical scars

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vascular disease (middle/large vessel dis. or nephroarteriosclerosis) OR c/c pyelonephritis

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9
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complications seen in atherosclerosis

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ulceration, thrombus formation and calcification

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10
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centri-acinar/lobular vs. pan-acinar/lobular emphysema

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centri: respiratory bronchiole
pan: alveoli and alveolar duct

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11
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4 phases of lobar pneumonia

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congestion, red hepatization, grey hepatization, resolution

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Common lung carcinomas

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Adeno (38P), Squamous(20P), Small (14P) Large(3) others(25P)

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13
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highest rate of TP53 mutations among lung cancers

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Squamous, p53 expression is increased

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14
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respiratory eptithelium is

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psuedostratified ciliated columnar

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15
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dysplasia vs neoplasia

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dysplasia is reversible

neoplasia potential for invasion or invasion

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16
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tumors seen in never smokers

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adeno

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17
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gene mutation in adenoca of lung

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EGFR (never KRAS)

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18
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duct in breast layers

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2 myoepithelium and duct epithelium

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two types of DCIS breast

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comedo and non-comedo

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comedo DCIS features

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central necrosis (and calcifcation) and pleomorphic, high grade nuclei

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non-comedo DCIS two common types

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cribriform and micropapillary

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MC breast cancer and its feature

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IDC, lack myoepithelial cells at the periphery

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typical growth pattern of invasive lobular ca of breast

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indian file

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if there is a word chondro in the tumor it makes

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cartilage eg. chondrosarcoma, osteochondroma

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if there is a word clast in bone tumor
it is aka giant cell tumor (osteoclastoma)
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major 5 bone tumors
1. myeloma, 2. osteosarcoma, 3. chondrosarcoma 4. Ewing (note: osteoclastoma GCT is benign)
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location of chondrosarcoma
axial skeleton
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75% of HCC
75P has cirrhosis and 75P has positive AFP
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germ cell tumors of the ovary
TeDyYo: Teratoma, Dysgerminoma, Yolk sac tumor
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epithelial tumors of the ovary
brenner's clear SeMEn | serous, mucinous and endometrioid
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sex cord stromal tumors
granulosa-theca sertoli-leydig these are corded names
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RCC originate from
PCT epithelium
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red vs white pulp tumor
red leukemia, white lymphoma
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trap the ...animal
hairy
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relationship between marginal and mantle zone
mantle is inner to marginal zone which is in fact a margin
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AV and PV are called semilunar valves because
shaped like half moons
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how many leaflets AV has
three. R, L and posterior
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first 4 hours within MI micro
wavy fibers
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12-24 hours post MI micro
coagulation necrosis ongoing, early neutrophilic infiltrate
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1-3 days post MI micro
coagulation necrosis and neutro infiltrate
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3-7 days post MI micro
disintegration of dead fibers, dying neutrophils and macrophages are the border
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7-10 days post MI micro
granulation tissue at the margins
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10-14 days post MI micro
granulation tissue with new blood vv and collagen
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2-8 wk post MI micro
increased collgen and decreased cellularity
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mt 2 mo post MI micro
dense collagenous scar
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contraction bands post MI is seen as
dark pink bands spanning adjacent myofibers