Neoplasia US Medical PG Flashcards - Medical Study Cards
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Neoplasia Flashcard Deck - 10 Cards
Flashcard 691: What is the most common location for an invasive breast tumor?
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Answer: Upper-outer quadrant of the breast
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* painless, fixed, with irregular borders- most common in upper outer quadrant ; invades ligaments
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Flashcard 692: Endometrial hyperplasia has increased risk for progression to endometrial _____
Answer: carcinoma
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Flashcard 693: Paget disease (of the vulva and nipple) is characterized by _____ cells in the epidermis
Answer: malignant epithelial
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Flashcard 694: Which CNS tumor may have rod-shaped blepharoblasts (basal ciliary bodies) found near the nucleus?
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Answer: Ependymoma
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Ependymal pseudorosette
Photomicrograph of brain tissue (H&E stain)
Tumor cells (cylindrical epithelium) are arranged in a radial manner around several vessels. This pattern is called a perivascular pseudorosette.
Perivascular pseudorosettes are a hallmark of ependymoma.
Ependymoma
Photomicrograph of ependymal tissue (H&E stain)
There is an abnormally high number of cells with round nuclei and abundant cytoplasms. Some cells are arranged in a spoke-and-wheel pattern, surrounding an empty central lumen. Such patterns are called ependymal rosettes (example indicated by green overlay).
Other cells are arranged concentrically around vessels, producing a similar appearance (perivascular pseudorosettes; example indicated yellow overlay).
Ependymoma
Cranial MRI (FLAIR-sequence, sagittal view)
A hyperintense, heterogeneous, extended mass is visible on the roof of the 4th ventricle (white outline). At the superior aspect of the tumor, multiple cysts are present (white arrows). As a result of an obstructed circulation of the cerebrospinal fluid, the 3rd ventricle appears widened.
This is a typical radiologic presentation and location of ependymoma.
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Flashcard 695: Almost all mesotheliomas are _____ positive, which is negative in most carcinomas
Answer: calretinin
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Flashcard 696: Nitrosamines are a carcinogen associated with what type of cancer?
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Answer: Intestinal Gastric Cancer
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Flashcard 697: Which tumor suppressor genes are associated with tuberous sclerosis?
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Answer: TSC1, TSC2
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Flashcard 698: Mutations in which tumor suppressor gene can lead to MEN I?
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Answer: MEN1 (Menin)
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Flashcard 699: Histology of hepatic _____ will show dilated cystic spaces filled with RBCs, classically described as "cavernous"
Answer: hemangiomas
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Flashcard 700: Which oncogenic microbe is associated with the following cancers?:
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Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Bladder
Answer: Schistosoma Haematobium
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