Pathology #5 Flashcards
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Which of the following is commonly associated with the abnormality on the image?
radiation exposure
down syndrome
tuberculosis
all of the above
all of the above
Which of the following is most suggestive of Ormond disease?
extrinsic compression of the celiac artery
pedal edema and scrotal swelling
bilateral staghorn calculi and posterior urethral valves
aortic arch aneurysm formation
pedal edema and scrotal swelling
Bacterial orchitis is most commonly caused by ___, while viral orchitis is most commonly caused by ___.
STDs, mumps
trauma, HIV
trauma, recent vasectomy
recent vasectomy, STD
STDs, mumps
The bell clapper deformity is a predisposing factor for testicular torsion. It is defined as:
the testicles are connected by thick dermal tissue and cannot move separately
the tunica vaginalis completely encircles the epididymis, distal spermatic cord, and testis
the epididymis floating freely in the scrotal sac
the tunica albuginea completely encircles the epididymis, distal spermatic cord, and testis
the tunica vaginalis completely encircles the epididymis, distal spermatic cord, and testis
Which of the following is true regarding hydrocele formation?
most hydroceles are due to infection
usually contains mucinous fluid
accumulation of serous fluid between the two layers of the tunica vaginalis
most common cause of acute scrotal pain
accumulation of serous fluid between the two layers of the tunica vaginalis
A thyroglossal duct cyst is most commonly found:
posterior to the ear at the level of the thyroid gland
on the midline neck, superior to the thyroid gland
near the angle of the mandible
within the isthmus of the thyroid gland
on the midline neck, superior to the thyroid gland
A patient presents with a small, palpable extratesticular mass on the left side. The US exam demonstrates a mobile, hyperechoic mass with posterior shadowing. Which of the following best describes the findings?
scrotal pearl
adenomatoid tumor
abscess
microlithiasis
scrotal pearl
A hypoechoic thyroid mass with microcalcifications, hypervascularity and no halo sign is most consistent with:
goiter
hyperfunctioning adenoma
papillary carcinoma
neuroma
papillary carcinoma
Which of the following has the highest risk of developing thyroid cancer?
parathyroid adenoma
Hashimoto thyroiditis
Graves’ disease
cirrhosis
Hashimoto thyroiditis
Retrograde flow in the common hepatic artery and splenic artery is highly suggestive of:
mesenteric ischemia
SMA occlusion
celiac artery occlusion
PHTN
celiac artery occlusion
Which of the following are the most common primary carcinomas to metastasize to the thyroid?
breast and lung
liver and spleen
stomach and GB
lung and bone
breast and lung
The halo sign is a sonographic characteristic of what thyroid abnormality?
adenoma
complex cyst
germ cell tumor
papillary carcinoma
adenoma
**60% of thyroid adenomas demonstrate a thin, echolucent rim known as the halo sign
Which of the following statements is true regarding the findings on the image?
radiation treatment of the breast cancer can lead to these findings
CHF can be associated with the findings on the image
the groin should be evaluated for serpiginous vessels related to the hydrocele
nutcracker syndrome can be associated with the findings on the image
CHF can be associated with the findings on the image
**notice scrotal wall thickening
normal scrotal wall thickness <8mm
A patient presents with acute scrotal pain after a 2 mile run. Which of the following statements best describes the findings on the image?
there is a hypoechoic avascular mass within the body of the epididymis. The head of the epididymis and testicle appear normal. These findings are consistent with epididymal torsion.
the testicle is abnormal with an occluded varicocele and loss of arterial inflow due to testicular congestion
both testicles are abnormal with no internal flow detected. the left testicle is severely atrophied. these findings are consistent with bilateral chronic torsion
the testicle and epididymis have abnormal echotexture and absence of normal internal flow. these findings are consistent with complete testicular torsion.
the testicle and epididymis have abnormal echotexture and absence of normal internal flow. these findings are consistent with complete testicular torsion.
Cervical lymphadenopathy is a common finding with:
papillary thyroid carcinoma
branchial cleft cyst
parathyroidism
hyperfunctioning thyroid adenoma
papillary thyroid carcinoma
When an AAA ruptures, which retroperitoneal space will fill with blood first?
omental bursa
anterior pararenal
posterior pararenal
perirenal
perirenal
**perirenal or perinephric space encloses the kidneys, adrenals, portions of the IVC and AO
The IVC is dilated and the spontaneous contrast phenomenon is seen in the proximal segment. Which of the following is the most likely cause?
CHF
hemophilia
dehydration
PHTN
CHF
Gonadal stromal tumors should be suspected in a patient with a painless testicular mass and:
hematuria
elevated AFP levels
gynecomastia
scrotal varicosities
gynecomastia
**gynecomastia and impotence cause gonadal stromal tumors (Leydig cell and Sertoli cell)
Epididymitis most commonly results from ___ in males 14-35years old and ___ in men over 35 years old.
bladder infection, STDs
poor hygiene, torsion
STDs, bladder infection
torsion, poor hygiene
STDs, bladder infection
A referring doctor requests a scrotal US to rule out orchitis. Which of the following is an expected sonographic finding for this abnormality?
hyperechoic testicle
hematocele
multiple small cysts within the testicle
increased intratesticular vascularity
increased intratesticular vascularity
Which of the following is the least likely complication of the pathology demonstrated on the ultrasound image?
blue toe syndrome
rupture
embolism
DVT
DVT
**occurs with thrombus formation in the deep venous system NOT in the AO
A patient presents with a history of a 5mm Leydig cell tumor identified on an exam 6 months ago. What is a common complication of this type of neoplasm?
gynecomastia
cellulitis
varicocele
metastasis
gynecomastia
The most common location for an aortic aneurysm is:
juxtarenal
suprarenal
aortic arch
infrarenal
infrarenal
Aneurysms of the iliac and popliteal arteries are commonly associated with:
prostate carcinoma
aortic aneurysm
renal failure
pancreatic pseudocysts
aortic aneurysm