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Introduction
Pathology,
What are the 4 components of disease,
What is the sonographers role
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Lesson 1A (Part 1)
What does couinauds anatomy allow,
What is the couinauds anatomy bas...,
What does each segment in the cou...
30
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Lesson 1A (Part 2)
What are 4 normal variants of the...,
Diaphragmatic slips,
Reidels lobe
30
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Lesson 1A (Part 3)
Bilirubin,
What can cause abnormal levels of...,
What causes the skin to look yellow
29
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Lesson 1B (Part 1)
Hepatitis,
How many distinct types of hepati...,
Serosuvey
30
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Lesson 1B (Part 2)
What are the 3 characterizations ...,
Mild steatosis,
Moderate steatosis 2
29
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Lesson 1B (Part 3)
Hepatic failure,
What are the 2 forms of recognize...,
Acute liver failure
12
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Lesson 1C (Part 1)
What is one of the most common ma...,
Who is hcc more common in,
What are the causes of hcc 4
30
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Lesson 1C (Part 2)
Where do you commonly see bull ey...,
What is the sonographic appearanc...,
What are calcified metastases mar...
29
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Lesson 1D (Part 1)
What are the most common routes f...,
Cholangitis,
Cholecystitis
29
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Lesson 1D (Part 2)
Amebiasis,
How is amebiasis passed on,
What is the most common presentin...
21
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Lesson 2A (Part 1)
What is the biliary system made u...,
What do hepatocytes produce,
Where is bile transported through
30
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Lesson 2A (Part 2)
Ast,
When is ast released,
What is ast used for
28
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Lesson 2A (Part 3)
Who does gb perforation occur in,
What is the sonographic appearanc...,
Perforated gb
31
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Lesson 2A (Part 4)
What are indications for a biliar...,
What are you trying to rule out w...,
Stasis
38
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Lesson 2B (Part 1)
What is acute bacterial cholangitis,
What is acute bacterial cholangit...,
What are signs and symptoms of ac...
24
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Lesson 2B (Part 2)
Cholangiocarcinoma,
What are the risk factors for cho...,
How is cholangiocarcinoma classified
30
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Lesson 3A (Part 1)
Int he pancreas intra or retroper...,
What are the 3 vascular landmarks...,
Where does the cbd run compared t...
30
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Lesson 3A (Part 2)
What does it mean if the body of ...,
How much should the pancreatic du...,
What is the most common variant o...
30
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Lesson 3A (Part 3)
What is the sonographic appearanc...,
What can cause the mural irregula...,
Significant pancreatic necrosis
28
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Lesson 3A (Part 4)
What is superior to sonography in...,
What is a hallmark for chronic pa...,
What do up to 1 3 of patients wit...
23
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Lesson 3B (Part 1)
Types of neoplasms of the pancreas 4,
What are examples of periampullar...,
What is the survival rate like fo...
29
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Lesson 3B (Part 2)
Are cystic neoplasms benign or ma...,
What do the majority of pseudocys...,
What are some imaging features to...
31
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Lesson 3B (Part 3)
Where are solid pseudopapillary t...,
What of solid pseudopapillary tum...,
Where do solid pseudopapillary tu...
22
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Lesson 4A (Part 1)
What is the functioning unit of t...,
What enters at the hilum of the k...,
What is the arterial branching or...
29
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Lesson 4A (Part 2)
Hypertrophied column of bertin,
What does hypertrophied column of...,
What is the renal cortex continuo...
36
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Lesson 4A (Part 3)
What are 3 anomalies related to a...,
Ectopia pelvic kidney,
Where is the ectopia pelvic kidne...
30
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Lesson 4A (Part 4)
What does supernumerary kidney lo...,
Where is the supernumerary kidney...,
What is the most common congenita...
33
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Lesson 4B (Part 1)
What are 8 genitourinary infections,
Acute pyelonephritis,
Where does the uti begin
34
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Lesson 4B (Part 2)
Xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis,
Is xanthogranulomatous pyelonephr...,
Who does xanthogranulomatous pyel...
30
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Lesson 4B (Part 3)
Cystitis,
Who are more at an increase risk ...,
Why are women at a more at an inc...
30
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Lesson 4B (Part 4)
Nephrolithiasis,
Who is more affected by nephrolit...,
What are nephrolithiasis composed of
28
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Lesson 4B (Part 5)
What does bladder calculi cause 2,
Is bladder calculi symptomatic or...,
Staghorn calculi
16
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Lesson 4C (Part 1)
What are 8 examples of genitourin...,
Renal cell carcinoma,
What is the most common type of r...
32
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Lesson 4C (Part 2)
Transitional cell carcinoma,
Tcc,
What is the nature of tcc 2
30
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Lesson 4C (Part 3)
What is the second most common ma...,
Scc,
How does scc appear on us
31
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Lesson 4C (Part 4)
What is lymphoma of the ureter en...,
What is the result of lymphoma of...,
What layer does bladder lymphoma ...
13
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Lesson 4D (Part 1)
What are cortical cysts known as,
What are 6 characteristics of sim...,
Are simple cysts symptomatic or a...
36
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Lesson 4D (Part 2)
Medullary sponge kidney,
Is medullary spong kidney congenital,
Is medullary sponge kidney sympto...
31
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Lesson 4D (Part 3)
What kind of disease is tuberous ...,
What is tuberous disease characte...,
Where does tuberous disease come ...
31
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Lesson 4E (Part 1)
What are examples of renal vascul...,
Rvt,
What is renal vein thrombosis due...
32
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Lesson 4E (Part 2)
Endometriosis,
What may endometriosis involve,
What is endometriosis present with
24
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Lesson 5A (Part 1)
Is the spleen intra or retroperit...,
What part of the spleen is not in...,
Where is the spleen located quadr...
32
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Lesson 5A (Part 2)
Wandering spleen,
What can a wandering spleen be mi...,
What can easily happen with wande...
31
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Lesson 5A (Part 3)
What is observed in the spleen in...,
What is the splenic interface sign,
Hypersplenism
31
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Lesson 5A (Part 4)
What is the most common cause of ...,
What kind of disease is hydatid cyst,
What is the appearance of a hydat...
20
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Lesson 5B (Part 1)
What makes the portal venous syst...,
What happens when blood gets to t...,
How much oxygen is supplied to th...
33
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Lesson 5B (Part 2)
What are sonographic applications...,
Hepatopetal flow,
Hepatofugal flow
21
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Lesson 5C
What is splenomegaly associated w...,
What are important signs of porta...,
What does portal vein thrombosis ...
22
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