8.7.2013(pathology)60 Flashcards

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Caspase 1

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ICE

interleukin 1 beta converting enzyme

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Caspases are

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Cysteine dependant Aspartate directed proteases

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Chromosomal alterations in oncocytoma

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Deletions at 10q

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Mutations in Dyskeratosis congenita

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X linked - Dyskerin

AD- hTERC,hTERT(telomerase)

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Histological types of malignant mesothelioma

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Epithelial
Fibrous(Sarcomatoid)
Biphasic/mixed type

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Gold standard for diagnosis of malignant mesothelioma

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EM appearance of long branching microvilli

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IHC of mesothelioma

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Pankeratin
Keratin 5/6
Calretinin
WT1
Negative for epithelial markers like CEA,CD15
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Breast changes without increased risk of malignancy

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Duct ectasia
Cysts
Apocrine changes 
  Mild hyperplasia
  Adenosis
Fibroadenoma without complex features
Sclerosing adenosis
Intraductal papilloma
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Breast changes associated with increased risk of malignancy

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Florid hyperplasia
Atypical lobular hyperplasia
Atypical ductal hyperplasia
Ductal involvement by cells of atypical ductal hyperplasia(highest risk next only to in situ lesions)

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Syndromes associated with breast cancer

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Li fraumeni 
Peutz jegher (STK11/LKB1)
Cowden
Muir torre(MSH2/MLH1)
Ataxia telangiectasia
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Full name of bloom Richardson grading

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Nottingham combined histologic grade of Elston Ellis modification of the scarf bloom Richardson grading system

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HLA associated with juvenile Pauciarticular arthritis

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DR8

DR5

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HLA associated with rheumatoid arthritis

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DR4

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HLA associated with sjogren syndrome

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DR3

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HLA associated with SLE

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Caucasian DR3

Japanese DR2

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HLA associated with celiac disease

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DQ2

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HLA associated with dermatitis herpetiformis

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HLA associated with chronic active hepatitis

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HLA associated with psoriasis vulgaris

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HLA associated with Pemphigus vulgaris

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HLA associated with Bullous pemphigoid

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HLA associated with DM1

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DR2
DR3
DR4(commonly associated)
DQ8

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HLA associated with graves disease

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HLA associated with adrenal insufficiency

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HLA associated with myasthenia gravis
B8 | DR3
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HLA associated with multiple sclerosis
DR2
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HLA associated with Behcet disease
B51
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HLA associated with congenital adrenal hyperplasia
B47
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HLA associated with narcolepsy
DR2
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HLA associated with goodpasture syndrome
DR2
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Metastasis to heart arise from
``` Lung Breast Melanoma Leukemia Lymphoma ```
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Appearance of amyloid in different stains
``` H & E- pink,hyaline,homogenous Methyl violet/crystal violet- metachromasia Congo red Thioflavin T and S Toludene blue - orthochromatic blue Alcian blue- blue green PAS- pink ```
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Peutz jegher syndrome malignancy risk
2-10% risk for cancer of intestinal tract
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Tumors in PJ syndrome
``` Ca breast Ca lung Ca thyroid Ca cervix Ca Fallopian tube Ca ovary Ca pancreas Ca GB Ca Billiary tract Ca testis ```
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Most common GIT polyp
Hyperplastic polyp
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Most common hamartomatous polyp
Juvenile polyposis syndrome
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Which is most common ? FAP HNPCC
HNPCC but FAP is more malignant(100%)
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Surveillance for FAP and HNPCC
FAP 15 yrs | HNPCC 25 yrs or 10 years earlier of first degree relative developing polyps
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Tumors in Cowden syndrome
Breast(50%) | Thyroid
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Most common site of peutz jeghers syndrome
Jejunum
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Diff btw FAP and HNPCC in GIT malignancies
FAP Benign Gastric polyp Gall bladder Ca