Systemic Pathology — Flashcards

What type of nephritic syndrome is a patient with SLE most likely to get? _____

What is used to differentiate between primary CNS lymphoma and toxoplasmosis?_____

Alport syndrome is associated with a '_____' appearance on electron microscopy

What RBC pathology is characterized by formation and loss of membrane blebs over time?_____

As limb compartment syndrome progresses, patients can develop _____ deficits

Alzheimer disease is characterized histologically by _____ plaques in gray matter

_____ tuberculosis can result in granuloma formation in the spleen, liver, adrenal gland and meninges (causing meningitis)

What spinal cord level is most commonly affected by tabes dorsalis? _____

Infantile Refsum Disease can present with craniofacial dysmorphism and skeletal abnormalities such as _____

What pathology is associated with a defective PAX3 gene?