Pathoma tidbits Flashcards

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How to differentiate between Wegeners and microscopic polyangiitis?

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Wegeners: cANCA, nasopharyngeal involvement, granulomas
MP: pANCA

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How does polyarteritis nodosa present? How does it present on imaging?

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Young adult with hypertension, abd pain with melena, neuro, and skin lesions; string of pearls

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How to differentiate between Churgg Strauss and microscopic polyangiitis?

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Both have pANCA. CS: asthma, granulomas, eosinophils

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What are the two effects of angiotensin II?

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Arteriolar smooth muscle contraction and promoting adrenal release of aldosterone

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Whats the first sign of atherosclerosis?

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Fatty/intimal streak

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What is the cause of hyaline arteriolosclerosis? Which 2 diseases cause it? How does it cause kidney failure?

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Leakage of protein into wall, HTN and DM (non-enzymatic glycolization makes weak BM)
-glomerular scarring

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What form of vessel calcification is benign?

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Monckenberg, medial calcification, shoes up on Xrays or mammos

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How does syphillis 3 lead to thoracic aneurysm? Hoe does it look? Complication?

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Vaso vasorum endarteritis, tree-bark, aortic insufficiency

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Where do AAA present?

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Below renal arteries, before bifurcation

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Where is the second most common location of hemangiomas? Liver angiosarcomas are associated with which exposure?

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Liver; polyvinyl chloride and thorotrast

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What cells are seen on histology in HF?

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Hemosiderin laden macrophages

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Which bug is associated wirh ehat type of endocarditis?

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Staph aureus: high virulence, viridians strep: low virulence seen in damaged valve. strep epidermis: prosthetic valves. S bovis: colorectal carcinoma. Culture neg: HACEK

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What are the two causes of sterile valve vegetations?

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Hypercoagulable state and underlying carcinoma -> mitral regurg

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What are the two consequences of returned blood flow post-MI?

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Contraction band necrosis from ca influx and free radical generation from O2 and inflammatory cells

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Whats the most common cause of ASD? Which kind is associated with Down Syndrome?

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Ostium secundum; ostium primum

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What is VSD associated with?

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Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

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What is PDA associated with?

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Rubella

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Transposition of the great vessels is associated with what condition?

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Infants of diabetic moms

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How does carditis present in rheumatic fever?

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Endocarditis- small mitral valve vegetations
Myocarditis- Aschoff bodies and histiocytes with wavy nuclei (Anitschkow)
Pericarditis

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How does stenosis occur in chronic rheumatic disease?

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Mitral: chordae tendineae thickening
Aortic: fusion of commissures

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What is the most common cause of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy?

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Auto dom sarcomere protein

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Which is the most common viral cause of myocarditis?

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Coxsackie A and B, lymphocytic infiltrate

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What is myxoma made of?

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Mesenchymal tumor, gelatinous appearance, syncope