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Endocrine pathology I
Pituitary adenoma,
How do nonfunctional tumors present,
How do functional tumors of the p...
19
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Endocrine pancreas
What is the basic organization of...,
What does insulin do,
What is type 1 dm
23
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Adrenal Cortex
What does the adrenal cortex do,
What is waterhouse friderichsen s...,
What does cholesterol do in the d...
23
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adrenal medulla
What makes up the adrenal medulla...,
What does the adrenal medulla make,
What is a pheochromocytoma what d...
15
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thyroid
Thyroglossal duct cyst,
Lingual thyroid,
Hyperthyroid
14
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thyroid II
Cretinism,
Causes of cretinsim,
What is myxedema
10
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thyroid neoplasia
Classic presentation of thyroid n...,
Radioactive uptake studies and th...,
Biopsy of thyroid method
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Parathyroid gland
Key cells in parathyroid gland,
Actions of parathyroid gland,
Primary hyperparathyroidism
13
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Pathoma Ch1
Why don t permanent tissues do hy...,
How does atrophy occur,
How does metaplasia occur
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Pathoma Ch1 con't
What is the morphologic hallmark ...,
What should i know about the proc...,
What is coagulative necrosis
15
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Free radical injury and Amyloidosis
What are physiologic generation o...,
What are examples of pathologic f...,
What kinds of damage do free radi...
20
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Inflammation 1
What is inflammation,
What is actue inflammation,
What stimuli cause acute inflamma...
16
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More acute inflammation
What are the phases of acute infl...,
Phases of neutrophil arrival and ...,
What is margination
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Chronic inflammation I
What characterizes chronic inflam...,
Stimuli for chronic inflammation,
How does the t cell see antigen
15
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primary immunodeficiencies
Digeorge syndrome what is it what...,
What is the presentation of digeo...,
What is scid definition manifesta...
18
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Autoimmune disorders from pathoma
What are the primary mechanisms t...,
Sle what kind of hypersensitivity...,
Clinical features of sle
20
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Wound healing
What processes must occur during ...,
What is regeneration on what does...,
Examples of labile stable and per...
22
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Pinciples of Neoplasia I
What are the key features of neop...,
How do you determine the clonalit...,
What is an example of an epitheli...
6
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Carcinogenesis I
What are aflatxoins and what canc...,
What are alkylating agents and wh...,
What cancers are caused by alcohol
19
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Carcinogenesis part II
What are key categories of oncogenes,
What should i know about pdgfb,
What are some important growth fa...
16
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Carcinogenesis part III
What are the classic examples of ...,
What does p53 do,
How should i think about p53 muta...
16
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First Aid: lymphoid structures
What is the follicle of the lymph...,
What structures are seen in the m...,
What is the paracortex what cells...
16
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Lymphoid structures II
What is the general structure of ...,
Where are t and b cells found in ...,
When might you see splenic dysfun...
16
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First Aid: T and B cells
What are the positive and negativ...,
What factors promote development ...,
What do regulatory t cells do wha...
16
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More complement disorders and cytokines
C3 deficiency,
Daf deficiency,
What is the mnemonic for cytokines
16
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Immunity and immune deficiencies: first aid
Cellular vs humoral response to v...,
What are examples of live vaccines,
What are examples of killed vaccines
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Transplants and Immunoactive drugs
Hyperacute transplant rejection,
Acute transplant rejection,
Chronic transplant rejection mech...
22
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pathology odds and ends
What is chromatolysis,
What are common sites of calcium ...,
What is inhalation injury
15
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Neoplasms from first aid
What neoplasm is associated with ...,
What cancer is associated with ac...,
What canceris associated with cus...
19
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Cancers final deck: paraneoplastics, psommomas, mets
What paraneoplastic syndrome is c...,
What paraneoplastic syndromes are...,
What paraneoplastic syndrome is c...
15
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Neurology Development
Describe in words the development...,
What is the time line for early n...,
Alar plate vs basal plate
15
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pathology of neural development
What is spina bifida occulta,
What is a meningocele efffect on ...,
What is a meningomyelocele
22
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sensory corpuscles, peripheral nerves, and neurotransmitters
Free nerve endings description lo...,
Meissner corpuscles description l...,
Pacinian corpuscles description l...
15
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hypothalamus, sleep
Hypothalamus what are some areas ...,
What nucleus makes adh,
What makes oxytocin
19
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thalamus, limbics, and cerebellum
Vpl of thalamus input info and de...,
Vpm of thalamus input info and de...,
Lgn input info and destination
12
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Basal ganglia and motor disorders
What is the input and output of t...,
Striatum what is it,
Lentiform nucleus
16
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Common brain lesions
What is a consequence of amygdala...,
What might you see with right par...,
What might you see with left pari...
13
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Cerebral vasculature and stroke
Draw circle of willis,
What kind of brain damage may be ...,
How does therapeutic hyperventila...
18
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Aneurysms and hemorrhage
What are saccular berry aneurysms...,
What are some complications of be...,
What conditions are associated wi...
18
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brain hypoxia, cerebral venous anatomy, hydrocephalus
What areas of the brain are most ...,
What should i know about stroke i...,
Describe timeline of histo featur...
14
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spinal cord
How low does the spinal cord go i...,
Where do you do an lp,
Draw the spinal cord
8
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spinal cord lesions. consider drawing.
Where is the lesion for poliomyel...,
What is spinal muscular atrophy,
Draw where you would expect a spi...
18
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Dermatomes, reflexes, crainal nerves I
What are some causes of horner sy...,
What dermatome levels do you need...,
Where do diaphragm and gallbladde...
14
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Cranial nerves II
How do cranial nerves ii vi exit ...,
How does cn ii leave the skull an...,
What passes through the superior ...
19
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auditory path and common eye conditions
Describe the outer and middle ear...,
Where are different frequencies b...,
How does noise induced hearing lo...
16
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Completion of Eye pathology
Draw the pathway for aqueous humo...,
What is glaucoma,
What is open angle glaucoma types...
13
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eye and vision problems continued and eye drugs
What is retinal detachment,
What are some causes of retinal d...,
Clinical picture of retinal detac...
16
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Dementia
What genetic defects are associat...,
What genetic defects are associat...,
What genes are protective against...
14
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demylinating and dysmyelinating diseases
What are the csf findings for ms ...,
What are some treatments for ms,
How do you treat for neurogenic b...
10
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demyelinating/dysmyelinating disease
What increases a patient s risk o...,
What is acute disseminated enceph...,
What is metachromatic leukodystrophy
11
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headache, vertigo, neurocutaneous disorders
Localization duration and descrip...,
Treatment for cluster headache,
Describe the localization duratio...
10
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neurocutaneous disorders
Sturge weber syndrome what is aff...,
What are the symptoms of sturge w...,
What is tuberous sclerosis
7
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brain tumors
Glioblastoma clinical and gross f...,
Glioblastoma histo,
Meningoma clinical and gross feat...
18
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Neuro drugs I
How do opioid analgesics work,
Apart from pain what are some use...,
How do you treat opioid toxicity
17
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Epilepsy drugs
Ethosuximide moa uses,
Sides effects of ethosuximide,
What drugs are used for seizures ...
16
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local anesthetics, NMJ drugs, etc
Structure of local anesthetics,
How do local anesthetics work wha...,
What drugs are usually combined w...
22
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skin histo
What are the layers of the skin,
What are adherens junctions relev...,
What are desmosomes relevance to ...
12
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Brachial plexus and shoulder
Rorator cuff muscles innervation ...,
What causes impingement,
What are the bones of the wrist
12
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Upper extremity nerves
Ulnar nerve what does it innervat...,
Ulnar nerve injury manifestations,
Median nerve what does it innerva...
11
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Lower extremity
What is the most common location ...,
What are the roots for the obtura...,
What are the roots for the femora...
20
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Muscle contraction and bone diseases
Describe muscle contraction,
Describe the bands of muscle cont...,
Type 1 muscle fibers speed amt of...
17
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More bone disease
Paget disease of bone,
What cell is regulated by pth,
Histo finding of paget disese
13
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bone neoplasms
What is an osteoma where do they ...,
What is an osteoid osteoma who ge...,
Presentation of osteoid osteoma i...
19
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Joint disease
Joint findings in osteoarthritis,
Etiology of rheumatoid arthritis,
Joint findings in ra
16
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seronegative spondyloarthropathies
Psoriatic arthritis,
Ankylosing spondylitis,
What infections may be followed b...
12
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Skin stuff
Leser trelat sign,
Why is the crepitus in necrotizin...,
What is scalded skin syndrome
9
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MSK drugs
Allopurinol mechanism uses side e...,
What are the preventive drugs for...,
Probenecid mechanism and interact...
13
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