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31 Cards in this Set
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- 3rd side (hint)
Side 1: describe what we are seeing?
Side 2: give a pathological explanation |
loss of muscle mass
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gluteal atrophy
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Side 1: describe what are we seeing?
Side 2: give a pathological description |
smaller and paler hepatocytes in the central region of the lobule
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hepatocellular atrophy
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Side 1: what are we observing in the brain on the right?
Side 2: what are 2 common causes of this? |
hypoplasia cerebellum
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late in utero infections: cat = panleukopenia, cattle = BVD virus
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slide 1: what are 2 possible descriptions of the tissues?
slide 2: what does the slide on the right suggest is correct and why? |
enlarged heart or small lungs
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cardia hypertrophy because we can see the thickened left ventricle
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what are we seeing?
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epidermal hyperplasia of the nose
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assuming the tissue on the right is normal, describe what we are seeing in the tissue on the left?
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epidermal hyperplasia
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how can we tell if this is an example of hypertrophy or hyperplasia?
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look on a cellular level, hint for what we are seeing
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hypertrophy on the right side (compare to normal on left side)
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side 1: what type of tissue are we seeing on the left (organ, cell type)
side 2: what are we seeing in regards to the same tissue on the right? |
ciliated respiratory epithelium
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squamous metaplasia of respiratory epithelium
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what are we seeing in this tissue?
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aortic aneurysm osseous metaplasia
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side 1: what is the cell change seen in this image?
side 2: what are exampled of causes of this type of change? |
dysplasia
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ear tips of white cats with sun exposure, conjunctiva of white faced cattle
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what is this cellular change called? (white line represents the basement membrane)
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carcinoma-in-situ
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what are we seeing? organ and description
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pancreatic hypoplasia
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what are we seeing in this image?
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smooth muscle hypertrophy
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describe what we are seeing?
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biliary epithelial hyperplasia - coccidosis
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what are the characteristics of benign and malignant neoplasias?
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what are the characteristics of benign and malignant neoplasias?
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what are the characteristics of benign and malignant neoplasias?
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what is a one word term for the images shown?
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teratoma
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what are we seeing in these images?
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polyp
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what is this? one word
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papilla
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what is this? one word
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papilla
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what are these images of? one word
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polyps
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what is shown in this image?
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polyp
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what is the term for these lesions?
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sessile
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what is the term for these lesions?
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sessile
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what is the term for these lesions?
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sessile
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what is the term for this lesion?
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sessile
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what are these slides an example of in malignant neoplasias?
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pleomorphism
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what feature of malignant neoplasias is displayed in this image?
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anaplasia
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what are the histological features of this malignant neoplasia?
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anisocytosis, anisokaryosis, hyperchromatic nuclei, abnormal nuclear/cytoplasmic ratio of 1:2, enlarged and multiple nucleoli, irregular clumping of chromatin, high mitotic index, abnormal mitosis, tumor giant cell
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what is the name of this malignant neoplasia and what is the contradictory cytology featured?
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lymphoma which has a more homogenous cytology as indicative of malignancy, because lymph nodes are typically heterogenous
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