Pathology Flashcards

(18 cards)

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Spitz Nevus, Epithelioid Type What is the distinguishing feature?

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Large polygonal cytoplasm with distinct cell borders

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Halo Nevus- The melanocytic nevus is surrounded by this

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Depigmented skin

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Dysplastic Nevi
What is the probability that someone will develop melanoma over the age of 65

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Someone with Dysplastic Nevi syndrome will develop melanoma is greater than 50%

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Verrucae
What is Koliocytosis

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Cytoplasmic vacuolization of HPV infected cells. Histologic changes can be seen right around the nucleus

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Verrucae (warts) what is the nature/cause of these?

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Caused by HPV

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Verruca Vulgaris, where can these be found and what do they look like?

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they can be found on the hands, and they are pebble like.

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Verruca Plana what do they look like?

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tan, flat and smooth

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Verruca Plantaris, where can they be found?
Are they painful or non-painful?

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They are found on the bottom of the foot. And they do cause pain

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Verruca
Condyloma acuminatum- What are they are where are they found?

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They are cauliflower-like masses found on the genitalia and rectum

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Psoriasis
What are the key features and what does it look like?

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It is common, it is well demarcated, pink and scaly, plaque nail changes are present

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Related to Psoriasis
What is Acanthosis

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It is the thickening of the epidermis, and squamous cells infiltrate, and blood vessels infiltrate the dermis. Darkening of the skin.

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Related to Psoriasis
Auspitz Sign Defined

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Portions of the epidermis are thin, and the underlying blood vessels are prone to bleeding.

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Related to Psoriasis
What is Munro’s abscesses

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They are small aggregates of neutrophils within the superficial epidermis

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Related to Barrett Esophagus
What is a common cause of this?

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It can be caused from complications of longstanding acid reflux

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How does metaplasia play a part in Barrett’s esophagus?

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Stratified Squamous epithelium cells are replaced by columnar glandular epithelium

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Related to GI
What are Phytobezoars? What are some of the associations and what is the treatment

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They are an accumulation of vegetable products in the stomach and produce a ball, they can be associated with gum, delayed gastric emptying, neuropathy of diabetes, or gastric carcinoma.
Treat with cellulase- an enzyme to that can breakdown vegetable material

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Related to GI
What is a Trichobezoar

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It is a hairball with gelatinous matrix in the stomach, it is related to a psychosis- people eat their own hair.

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Related to GI
What are some characteristics of a Hyperplastic Polyp

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They are not true neoplasms, there are usually multiple, characterized by elongated distorted glands