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Q
what is the most common cause of acute appendicitis in children? adults?
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- children: lymphoid hyperplasia
- adults: fecalith
Pathoma
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Decks in class (120)
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1.1 - Growth adaptations8
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1.2 - Cellular injury6
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1.3 - Cell death14
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1.4 - Free radical injury5
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1.5 - Amyloidosis14
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2.1 - Acute inflammation47
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2.2 - Chronic inflammation16
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2.3 - Primary immunodeficiency21
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2.4 - Autoimmune disorders37
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2.5 - Wound healing8
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3.1 - Neoplasia8
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3.2 - Carcinogenesis28
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3.3 - Tumor progression3
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3.4 - Clinical characteristics7
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4.1 - Primary hemostasis and related bleeding disorders29
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4.2 - Secondary hemostasis and related disorders11
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4.3 - Other disorders of hemostasis8
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4.4 - Thrombosis11
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4.5 - Embolism2
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5.1 - Anemia1
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5.2 - Microcytic anemia43
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5.3 - Macrocytic anemia6
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5.4 - Normocytic anemia6
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5.5 - Normocytic anemias with extravascular hemolysis15
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5.6 - Normocytic anemia with intravascular hemolysis26
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5.7 - Anemia due to underproduction3
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6.1 - Leukopenia and leukocytosis4
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6.2 - Acute leukemia14
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6.3 - Chronic leukemia18
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6.4 - Myeloproliferative disorders16
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6.5 - Lymphadenopathy3
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6.6 - Lymphoma27
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6.7 - Hodgkin lymphoma9
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6.8 - Plasma cell disorders (dyscrasias)12
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6.9 - Langerhans cell histiocytosis7
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7.1 - Vasculitis27
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7.2 - Hypertension2
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7.3 - Arteriosclerosis12
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7.4 - Aortic dissection and aneurysm6
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7.5 - Vascular tumors4
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8.1 - Ischemic heart disease25
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8.2 - Congestive heart failure2
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8.3 - Congenital defects25
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8.4 - Valvular disorders23
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8.5 - Endocarditis14
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8.6 - Cardiomyopathy11
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8.7 - Cardiac tumors7
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9.1 - Nasopharynx6
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9.2 - Larynx5
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9.3 - Pulmonary infections16
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9.4 - Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease12
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9.5 - Restrictive diseases8
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9.6 - Pulmonary hypertension5
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9.7 - Respiratory distress syndrome10
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9.8 - Lung cancer17
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9.9 - Pleura3
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10.1 - Oral cavity7
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10.2 - Salivary gland6
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10.3 - Esophagus16
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10.4 - Stomach35
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10.5 - Small bowel40
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10.6 - Appendix1
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10.7 - Inflammatory bowel disease14
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10.8 - Colon46
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11.1 - Exocrine pancreas12
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11.2 - Gall bladder and biliary tract13
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11.3 - Liver64
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12.1 - Congenital kidney and urinary tract pathology13
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12.2 - Acute renal failure21
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12.3 - Nephrotic syndrome28
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12.4 - Nephritic syndrome26
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12.5 - Urinary tract infection12
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12.6 - Nephrolithiasis7
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12.7 - Chronic renal failure1
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12.8 - Renal neoplasia21
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12.9 - Lower urinary tract carcinoma11
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13.1 - Vulva17
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13.2 - Vagina5
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13.3 - Cervix6
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13.4 - Endometrium and myometrium11
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13.5 - Ovary5
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13.6 - Ovarian tumors20
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13.7 - Gestational pathology13
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14.1 - Penis12
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14.2 - Testicle10
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14.3 - Testicular tumors23
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14.4 - Prostate20
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15.1 - Anterior pituitary gland5
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15.2 - Posterior pituitary gland9
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15.3 - Thyroid gland1
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15.4 - Hyperthyroidism9
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15.5 - Hypothyroidism4
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15.6 - Thyroiditis9
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15.7 - Thyroid neoplasia9
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15.8 - Parathyroid gland7
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15.9 - Endocrine pancreas8
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15.10 - Adrenal cortex15
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15.11 - Adrenal medulla1
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16.1 - Inflammatory conditions of the breast12
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16.2 - Benign tumors and fibrocystic changes of the breast12
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16.3 - Breast cancer20
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17.1 - Developmental anomalies of the CNS7
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17.2 - Spinal cord lesions12
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17.3 - Meningitis5
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17.4 - Cerebrovascular disease21
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17.5 - Trauma to the CNS7
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17.6 - Demyelinating disorders15
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17.7 - Dementia and degenerative disorders9
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17.8 - CNS tumors19
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18.1 - Skeletal system32
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18.2 - Bone tumors32
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18.3 - Joints25
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18.4 - Skeletal muscle15
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18.5 - Neuromuscular junction4
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18.6 - Soft tissue tumors4
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19.1 - Inflammatory dermatoses10
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19.2 - Blistering dermatoses15
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19.3 - Epithelial tumors10
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19.4 - Disorders of pigmentation and melanocytes10
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19.5 - Infectious disorders6
