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Robbins Pathology GI (Chptr 16,17,18,19) > Chapter 17-Table 17.5 > Flashcards

Chapter 17-Table 17.5 Flashcards

1
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With regards to Menetrier disease: what is the mean patient age

A

30-60

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2
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With regards to Menetrier disease: what is the location

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Body and fundus

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3
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With regards to Menetrier disease: what is the predominant cell type

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Mucous

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4
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With regards to Menetrier disease: what is the inflammatory infiltrate

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Limited, lymphocytic

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5
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With regards to Menetrier disease: what are the symptoms

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Hypoproteinemia, weightloss, diarrhea

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6
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With regards to Menetrier disease: what is the risk factor

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None

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7
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With regards to Menetrier disease: what is the association with adenocarcicoma

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Positive

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8
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With regards toZollinger-Ellison disease: what is the mean patient age

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50

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9
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With regards toZollinger-Ellison disease: what is the location

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Fundus

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10
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With regards toZollinger-Ellison disease: what is the predominant cell type

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Parietal

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11
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With regards toZollinger-Ellison disease: what is the inflammatory infiltrate

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Neutrophils

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12
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With regards toZollinger-Ellison disease: what is the symptom

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Peptic ulcers

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13
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With regards toZollinger-Ellison disease: what is the risk factor

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MEN1

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14
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With regards toZollinger-Ellison disease: what is the association with adenocarcinoma

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None

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15
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With regards to inflammatory and hyperplastic polyps disease: what is the mean patient age

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50-60

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16
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With regards to Inflammatory and hyperplastic polyps disease: what is the location

A

Antrum

17
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With regards to Inflammatory and hyperplastic polyps disease: what is the predominant cell type

A

Mucous

18
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With regards to Inflammatory and hyperplastic polyps disease: what is the symptoms

A

Similar to chronic gastritis

19
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With regards to Inflammatory and hyperplastic polyps disease: what is the risk factor

A

H pylori, chronic gastritis

20
Q

With regards to Inflammatory and hyperplastic polyps disease: what is the association with adenocarcinoma

A

Occasional

21
Q

With regards to gastritis cystica disease: what is the mean patient age

A

Variable

22
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With regards to gastritis cystica disease: what is the location

A

Body

23
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With regards to gastritis cystica disease: what is the predominant cell type

A

Mucous

24
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With regards to gastritis cystica disease: what is the inflammatory infiltrate

A

Neutrophils and lymphocytes

25
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With regards to gastritis cystica disease: what is the symptoms

A

Similar to chronic gastritis

26
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With regards to gastritis cystica disease: what is the risk factor

A

Trauma, prior surgery

27
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With regards to gastritis cystica disease: what is the association with adenocarcinoma

A

None

28
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With regards to fundus gland polyps: what is the mean patient age

A

50

29
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With regards to fundus gland polyps: what is the location

A

Body and fundus

30
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With regards to fundus gland polyps: what is the prominent cell type

A

Parietal and chief

31
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With regards to fundus gland polyps: what is the symptoms

A

None

32
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With regards to fundus gland polyps: what is the risk factor

A

PPI

FAP

33
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With regards to fundus gland polyps: what is the association with adenocarcinoma

A

Syndromic FAP only

34
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With regards to gastric adenomas: what is the mean patient age

A

50-60

35
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With regards to gastric adenomas: what is the location

A

Antrum

36
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With regards to gastric adenomas: what is the predominant cell type

A

Dysplasia

37
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With regards to gastric adenomas: what is the symptoms

A

Chronic gastritis

38
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With regards to gastric adenomas: what is the risk factor

A

Chronic gastritis
Atrophy
Intestinal metaplasia

39
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With regards to gastric adenomas: what is the Assocation with adenocarcinoma

A

Frequent

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