HY Images Flashcards
(255 cards)
What’s the dx?
Toxoplasmosis- ring enhancing lesions
Causal parasite: Toxoplasma gondii
AIDS defining illness
- Tx: TMP-SMX
What’s the Dx?
Cleft lip and palate- nasal and maxillary prominences
- Multifactorial inheritance
Pt presents with white thick vaginal discharge,
What’s the Dx?
Candida
- hyphae, buds, pseudohyphae
What’s the Dx?
Esophageal varices
- Leads to portal HTN
What’s the dx?
Abnormality X will cause ataxic limb movements. Something to do with cerebellar vessels, probably related to telangiectasis or the Osler-Weber-Rendu syndrome
What’s the Dx?
Infantile hemangioma
Grows then regresses
What’s the Dx?
Actinic keratosis. Prevent with sunscreen.
Can progress to SCC.
What’s the Dx?
Neurofibramatosis (NF-1, chromosome 17 defect)
Image shows cafe au lai spots
What’s the Dx?
Angiofibroma, case of Tuberous Sclerosis
*Ash leaf spots are also spotted
What is this?
Gap junctions, connects cells between each other
What’s the dx?
Aplastic anemia
Image shows fat in the bone marrow, results in pancytopenia.
What’s the Dx?
Asbestosis
* Leads to bronchogenic carcinoma > mesothelioma
What’s the Dx?
Pulmonary infarct
What’s the Dx?
HPV Wart (thickened stratum cornea and epidermis and vacuolated squamous cells.
HPV 6 and 11 most common strains that cause this presentation.
Atypical cells are koliocytes.
What’s the Dx?
CMV infection
Image shows owl eyes.
What’s the Dx?
Renal infarct
-Image shows a pale infarct.
What’s the Dx?
Alzheimer’s disease, symptoms of dementia in the hx.
Image shoes AB amyloid plaques ‘Tau tangles’
What’s the Dx?
Horseshoe kidney. Associated with Turners syndrome. Virtually asymptomatic with normal renal function.
Inferior mesenteric artery is obstructed.
What’s the Dx?
PSGN
- hypercellular image, hx of a child with nephritic syndrome weeks after strep infection.
What is the arrow pointing at?
Opening into parotid duct gland
What’s the Dx?
Pneumocystis Jirovecii
- causes oneumonia
- disc shaped, silver stain, HIV hx
What’s the Dx?
Pernicious Anemia
What’s the Dx?
Infectious mononucleosis
What nerve is injured at the X?
Common Peroneal nerve, dorsiflexion of the foot is impaired