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- is typically a peripherally located tumor but can occasionally be located centrally. is the most common lung primary in women and has been associated with smoking. Single cells, single atypical cells are characteristic of a malignancy.
- adeno
- cells in resp responsible for detox and repair
- clara
- In ECA, what do most if not all N display
- macroNI
- carcinoid tumors probably from what cell
- kulchinsky
- what color pc on pap
- eosinophilic
- round or rod-shaped cyto particles that can be seen on lt micro
- mitochondria
- cancer most likely to present as tissue fragments and single cells
- porly diff scc
- what are granulomas
- nodular collections of epi histiocytes
- what are ferruginous bodies usually surrounded by
- macrophages
- giant cs common after what treatment
- chemo rad
- what cond can cause reactive changes in terminal br cs that mimic BAC
- Pulmonary infarct
- an entity present with COPD
- curshman spiral
- do corpora amylacea calcify
- no
- xo indicates
- no barr bod and turners syndrome
- what is ratio type 1(classic)EMA and non-classicEMadenos
- 2/3 are classic
- what are asteroid bodies
- intracytoplasmic radiate crystalline arrays
- malig met cs in linear
- breast
- The most common morphologic type of adeno of resp tract
- acinar
- 3 categories of cellular changes from viral inf
- ciliocytopthoria, enlarged hyper n with prom Ni,changes seen in assoc with herpes and cmv-halos etc
- what are charcot leyden crystals
- bipyramidal or needle-like red crystals composed of condensed granules ,derived from eosinophils
- what stain to confirm cmv
- immunoperoxidase
- what is function of alveolar macs
- to rid lower resp tr of debris that makes it past ciliated br cs
- what is the appearance RCH
- tight cohesive gps of sm uniform cs often lined on one surf by ciliated columnar cs
- most freq vag neo infants and children
- rhabdo-bef 2
- what is diff diag of ECA
- poorly diff SCC
- 5 substances other than smoking implicated in lung cancer
- asbestos,radon,nickel, arsenic, vinyl chloride
- intranuclear protrusions of cyto are helpful diagnostic feature of what metastatic cancer
- malignant melanoma
- capsule of cryptococcus best seen with what stain
- mucin
- Is giant cell carc aggressive
- extremely
- 5conds when type2 pneumocytes most common
- lung injury,pulm infarct, infections, pneumonia, TB etc.
- an opportunistic bacterial infection that predominatly effects immunocomprimised patients (AIDS, drug abusers). Its symptoms include fever, sweats and emaciation. It is often progressive and has a high mortality rate.
- pulmonary TB
- what is most freq metastic cancer in pap
- ovariain
- what cells seen in chronic bronchitis and asthma
- goblet
- 93% endomet adeno occur in whaat age gp
- 50 and older
- what are corpora amylacea composed of
- glycoproteins
- Appearance of cs of ECA on thin prep
- 3Dgps of various size and small flat sheeets with few cells,cs larger than normal,gps have smooth,sometimes scalloped borders,giving them a papp config
- where do acinar adenos arise from
- bronchial ep
- population group sm cell most likely to appear in
- older smokers
- a diff diag of EMA other than ECA
- smCcarc
- 6 conds, in which benign EMs encountered
- 1st half menstrual cycle,post-part,post-abortion,abnormal bleeding,iud,endometreitus
- which is more likely to have prom irreg Ni ema or smcellSCC
- smCell
- what should you look for in determing if pink ammorphous mass is PC
- empty spherical cavities
- bizarre cells with pseudokeritinization and necrotic bkgrnd that can mimic kscc can be due to
- rheumatoid granuloma of lung
- what is second most freq metastic cancer in pap
- GI
- Cancer that may form peripheral masses or invade entire lung
- BAC
- what cells in pseudostrat columnar (glandular) epi
- ciliated columnar, mucous goblet, reserve( and Kulchitsky)
- symptom fall tube cancer
- watery disc
- size int c N
- 35 Um2
- 2 clues to diag of BAC
- abundant mucus and psammoma bodies
- fst frue malig feature
- chromatin irreg
- what location is most common gyn malig
- more than 2/3 are of uterus
- What cancer described: very uniform rounded, size of pulmonary macs, flower petal config, pale nearly clear chromatin, prominent round central ni
- Bronchogenic-acinar adeno
- 4 cells that originate from circulating blood and may be seen in broncho pulmonary mat
- lymphocytes, eosinophils, neutrophils, plasma cells
- a disarmingly round and regular n belongs to what cancer of resp tract
- adeno
- most common entity confused with adeno
- immat sq met
- age gp most malaeg tumors vulva
- elderly
- 6 contraindacations for FNA
- 1.debilitated 2.hemmorhagic diathesis, 3.anticoaglation therapy, 4.suspected vascular lesion, 5.pulmonary hypertension6.echinoccus cyst
- interstitial lymphocytes are typical in pts with what
- sarcoidosis
- alveolar macs found where
- alveolar free space
- describe chromatin in Ais
- evenly dist,coarsely granular
- bunch of grapes is feature of hsil or benign endomets
- ems
- type of pneumocytes usually only visible when reactive
- type 2
- what are psammoma bodies
- dark staining, rounded bodies with concentric rings and radial striations that appear in resp mat
- what do cannonballs or popcorn balls refer to and what assoc with
- coating of int cs by neutrophils-ass with trich
- the chromatin pattern in lsil is
- smudgy
- an entity present in asthmatic br and allergies
- eocinophils
- what memb lines chest wall
- parietal pleura
- what adeno most likely mlt Ni
- ECs
- what cells multi nuc mirrow images
- irritation
- what cond : pneumocytes singe or clusters, coarse chromatin,n memb irreg, inc n/c, often Ni, cyto often finely vacuolated or with prom vacs
- reactive bronchioalveolar pneumocytes
- atypical parak
- ascus
- describe chromatin in EM adeno
- may be clumped and irreg dist
- condition that typically arises in the terminal bronchioles and spreads through alveolar septae. The cytoplasm of these malignant cells can vary from having very little to being abundant. The cytoplasm can have mucin vacuoles as well.
- BAC
- when see lipophages in adults what must be considered
- malignant cond
- BACs essentially indistinguishable from other adenos but a clue
- abundant clusters of strikingly uniform cs
- what is amyloid
- dense, acellular waxy material /colors "gr apple" after conge red staining
- individual reserve cells resemble what 2 entities
- lymphocytes or histiocytes
- When see what appears scc the presence of what in background is clue(not psammoma body)
- keratin
- hemosiderin-laden macs stained with
- iron
- effect seen in metastatic breast canc
- saran wrap
- what conds are charcot leyden crystals ass with
- asthma
- a type of carc said to be almost histeocytic
- porly diff lg cell
- what is most imp clinical hx in diag of malig melanoma
- exposure to asbestos
- when are acid-fast stains used
- when reason to believe microbacterial inf
- what are schaumann bodies
- concentrically laminated calcifications found in cyto of giant cells
- entity whose Differential diagnoses include atypical repair, which is typically 2-D and has bland nuclei,
- adeno
- What kind of growth char of BAC
- papillary
- metastatic tumor in papillary form
- ovarian
- what cancer with round central,single or multiple macro Ni
- ECA
- size parabasal N
- 50
- most common gyn cancer in US
- EM adeno
- what atypical cells may accompany fungal inf, esp aspergillus
- metaplastic
- macrophage that can occur in healthy peo but most often in infection ore irritation like Rad or instrumentation
- multinucleated mac-foreign body giant cell
- what does lactic acid do
- maintain normal ph in vag
- when is atrophy common
- late post-me, childhood, post partum
- how does RCH arise
- when overlying glandular epi removed as in smoking or other chronic irritation
- ratio/ menapausal women have atrophic smears
- about 1/3
- what would be the cause of this description:(Cytomegaly() enlaragement of N and cyto,maintaining N/c,often with dense,vac cyto and polychromasia
- Rad eff
- type of adeno that occ undergoes coag necrosis, the cells become dark and pyknotic mimicing kscc
- bronchogenic adeno
- be cautious in diag of BAC in pts with..
- acute illness or fever
- early morn deep cough sputum spec prepared and fixed in what
- 95%ethanol
- pathogenic fungus found mostly in SE states in N am
- blasto
- what is leukoplakia
- form of sq met with surface ker considered pre cancerous
- dust cell also know as-
- carbon histiocytes
- a well-differentiated variant of adeno with groups of uniform cells"hob knob" arrangement that typically maintain columnar shape, fine chromatin inconsp to prom Ni
- BAC
- mucor is part of what family
- phycomyces
- 3Differential diagnoses for small cell carcinoma are
- reserve cell hyperplasia; lymphocytes; and have no molding, and adenocarcinoma; which has more cytoplasm and nucleoli.
- an entity present in heart failure,pulm infarct,and chronic bronchitis
- corpora amylacel
- 5 most freq sources of metastatic carc in pap sm
- ovarian ,GI.breast,lung,melanoma
- are sheets of scc thick or thin
- thick.but flat
- when is tubal met common
- cone biopsy and hysterectomy
- which type BAC mucinous
- type1
- describe chromatin in sm cell carc
- salt and pepper
- rosette arrangements of cs with enlarged,oval or elongated n, and evenly dist, coarsely gran chromatin is a classic feature of
- AIS
- RCH most common in what spec
- br brush
- a round to oval budding yeast with narrow based budding that can be seen single or within cyto of histeocytes and neutrophils
- histoplasma
- what 2 bodies suggestive of sarcoid
- schaumann or asteroid
- what is a diff diag of tubal met
- AIS