Final Lab reading Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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most common 1* bone cancer

A

osteosarcoma (metaphasys)

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2
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2nd MC 1* bone cancer

A

chondrosarcoma (epiphysis)

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3
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3rd MC 1* bone cancer

A

Ewings sarcoma (diaphasys)

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4
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what is an oval sessile tumor that projects subperiosteal to endosteal

A

osteoma

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5
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what are MC found in facial bones/skull

A

osteoma

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6
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what type of tumor is seen in Gardeners syndrome

A

multiple osteomas

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7
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composed of woven and lamellar bone that is frequently deposited in cortical pattern with haversian like systems

A

osteoma

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8
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how do osteomas grow

A

growing and benign

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9
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does it transform into osteosarcoma

A

no

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10
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osteoid osteoma is histologically similar to

A

osteoblastoma

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11
Q
less than 2 cm
arise from any bone appendicular skeleton
painful lesions
excess prostaglandin nocturnal
relieved by asprin
cortex
50% femur/tibia
A

osteoid osteoma

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12
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spine
painful
dull ache
no touched by asprin

A

osteoblastoma

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13
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sarcoma arises from

A

mesoderm

blood transport

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14
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carcinoma arises from

A

ectoderm and endoderm

transported by lymph

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15
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malignant mesenchymal tumor

A

osteosarcoma

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16
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in osteosarcoma the cancerous cells do what

A

produce bone matrix

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17
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all age groups
incidence higher in long bones and flat bones
painful and progressive
first symptom= sudden fracture

18
Q

large destructive mixed lytic and blastic

codmans triangle

19
Q

aka exostosis

A

osteochondroma

20
Q

benign cartilage-capped outgrowth

A

osteochondroma

21
Q

multiple osteochondromas occur in what

A

Multiple hereditary exostosis

22
Q

solitary osteochondromas are diagnosed

A

late adolescence

23
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benign tumor of hyaline cartilage

24
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aka enchondroma

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where do chondromas arise
medullary cavity
26
MC chondroma
interosseous cartilage tumor
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what are multiple enchondromatosis called
olliers disease
28
chondroma associated with soft tissue hemangioma
maffucci syndrome
29
chondroblastoma is found
near he knees | children
30
chondroblastoma is mc found in the
epiphysis and apopphysis
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chondromyxoid fibroma
long tubular bone metaphysis | local dull achey pain
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fibrous cartilage defect
asymptomatic | incidental finding
33
coastline of maine | cafe au lait skin pigmentation
fibrous Dysplasia
34
osteitis deformans
pagets disease
35
what is pneumonia
infection of the lung parenchima
36
MCC community acquired acute pneumonia
streptococcus pneumoniae
37
very common cause of adult community acquired acute pneumonia
haemophilus influenzae
38
2* bacterial pneumonia in kids and adults after viral infection
staph aureus
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IV drug abusers | associated with endocarditis
staph aureus
40
no cough patchy inflammatory changes in lungs looks like chest cold
atypical pneumonia
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Hospital aquired pneumonia
nosocomial pneumonia