Word Associations: Path 1 Final Flashcards by Thomas Etue

Q

iron deficiency anemia

A

chronic blood loss

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beta thalassemia

A

excess alpha chains

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increased reticulocytes with nucleated RBC’s

A

hemolytic anemia

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acquired dfn in clotting factors

A

VWF

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global ischemia

A

middle and anterior cerebral aa.

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no neurofirillary tangles

A

Picks disease

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most common bacterial organism causing neonatal meningitis

A

E coli (strept B)

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viral encephalitis

A

inclusion bodies

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herpes zoster

A

encephalitis

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pilocytic astrocyomas

A

cerebellum

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ring enhancing lesion on MRI

A

glioblastoma

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most common sites of primary bone tumor metastisis

A

lungs, skin, breast

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rosette-like structures

A

medulloblastoma

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leprosy

A

peripheral neuropathy

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epidural hematoma

A

fracture

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AML

A

most common chromo abnormality

- Auer rods

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CML

A

Philadelphia chromo

- band cells

Q

CLL

A

ZAP-70

- Richters syndrome

Q

Hairy cell leukemia

A

B cell neoplasim

Q

sow grade lymphomas

A

small lymphocytic, MALT, Follicular

Q

High grade lymphomas

A

Large cell, Burkitt’s

Q

MALT

A

helicobacter pylori

Q

Follicular

A

most common non-Hodgkin

Q

Burkitt’s

A

mandible, Epstein Barr virus (EBV)

Q

mantle cell lymphoma

A

CD-5, Bcl-1

Q

Sezarys disease

A

cutaneous, CD4

Q

Hodgkin lymphoma

A

HLA-B18

Q

Reed-sternber

A

Hodgkin’s lymphoma, Owls eyes

Q

Macroglobulinemia

A

too much M protein

Q

glioblastoma multiform

A

aggressive, butterfly

Q

oligodendroglioma

A

perinuclear halo or fried egg appearnce

Q

medulloblastoma

A

small blue cells

Q

Schwannomas

A

cerebellopontine angle

Q

neurofibromas

A

fusiform nerve enlargement, plexiform

Q

acquired neuropathy

A

metabolic or toxic

Q

Guillian Barre

A

AIDP

Q

CIDP

A

multiple relapses, symmetrical, fibrosis

Q

Multiple sclerosis

A

HLA-DR2

Q

Alzheimer’s

A

dementia, beta-amyloid (tangles)

Q

Dementia

A

Lewy bodies (also in Parkinsons)

Q

ALS

A

UMN and LMN, respiratory failure