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60 Cards in this Set
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this does not attact PMNs
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primary TB
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PERMANENT DILATION OF BRONCHIAL TUBE DUE TO DESTRUCTION OF MUSCLE AND ELASTIC FIBERS IN THE BRONCHIAL WALL
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Bronchiectasis
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xray shows pulmonary nodules and hilar lymph node enlargement
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sarcoidosis
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specific allergen reachtion
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extrinsic asthma
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accumulates in the interstitial spaces in the lungs
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coal workers lung dz
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characterized by fibronodular lesion in the lung parenchyma
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silicosis
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kills macrophages
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silicosis
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stimulates macrophages and the lare ones generally are harmles
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asbestosis
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does not respond to oxygen therapy
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ARDS
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glottic tumors
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laryngeal 60% of carcinomas from this area
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advanced tumor can compress the superior vena cava
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squamous cell carcinomas
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poorly differentiated neuroendocrine cells, highly malignant
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small cell carcinomas
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turbid effusion from infection
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pyothorax
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results from the proliferation of hematopoietic stem cells
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primary polycythemia
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results in uncontrolled production of RBCs and increased increased RBC mass
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primary polycthemia
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caused by erythropoietin levels are elevated
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secondary polycythemia
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antibodies to platelets get them destroyed in the spleen
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idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP)
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unknown etiolog. splenectomy con be done if needed
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chronic ITP
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usually in children after viral infection resolves spontaeously
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acute ITP
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burkitt's lymphoma
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lymphonma nonhodkin's common in sub sahar africa, responds well to chemo, most will be cured. caused by epstine barr
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aphthous ulcers
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firs two decades of life canker sore
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hairy leukoplakia and kaposi sarcoma
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hiv patients mouth sores
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they develop into squamous cell carcinoma
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leukoplakia
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sialadenitis
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inflammation of the major salivary glands
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sialotithiasis
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stone formation in gland often leads to bacterial sialadentis
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stomach slides up and down through an enlarged hiatus
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sliding hiatal hernia 95% won't have reflux
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non axial
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stomach slides up next to esophagus-rolling esophagus
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failure to relax
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denotes incomplete relaxation of the lower esophageal sphincter in response to swallowing
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what is achalasia commonly caused by
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trypanosoma cruzi chagas disease
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a circumscribed pouch or sac of variable size occuring nomally or created by herniation of lining mucous membrane in upper esophagus >60y.o
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zenker
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aphthous ulcers
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firs two decades of life canker sore
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hairy leukoplakia and kaposi sarcoma
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hiv patients mouth sores
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they develop into squamous cell carcinoma
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leukoplakia
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sialadenitis
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inflammation of the major salivary glands
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sialotithiasis
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stone formation in gland often leads to bacterial sialadentis
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stomach slides up and down through an enlarged hiatus
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sliding hiatal hernia 95% won't have reflux
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non axial
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stomach slides up next to esophagus-rolling esophagus
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failure to relax
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denotes incomplete relaxation of the lower esophageal sphincter in response to swallowing
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what is achalasia commonly caused by
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trypanosoma cruzi chagas disease
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a circumscribed pouch or sac of variable size occuring nomally or created by herniation of lining mucous membrane in upper esophagus >60y.o
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zenker
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aphthous ulcers
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firs two decades of life canker sore
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hairy leukoplakia and kaposi sarcoma
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hiv patients mouth sores
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they develop into squamous cell carcinoma
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leukoplakia
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sialadenitis
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inflammation of the major salivary glands
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sialotithiasis
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stone formation in gland often leads to bacterial sialadentis
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stomach slides up and down through an enlarged hiatus
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sliding hiatal hernia 95% won't have reflux
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non axial
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stomach slides up next to esophagus-rolling esophagus
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failure to relax
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denotes incomplete relaxation of the lower esophageal sphincter in response to swallowing
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what is achalasia commonly caused by
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trypanosoma cruzi chagas disease
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a circumscribed pouch or sac of variable size occuring nomally or created by herniation of lining mucous membrane in upper esophagus >60y.o
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zenker
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aphthous ulcers
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firs two decades of life canker sore
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hairy leukoplakia and kaposi sarcoma
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hiv patients mouth sores
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they develop into squamous cell carcinoma
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leukoplakia
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sialadenitis
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inflammation of the major salivary glands
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sialotithiasis
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stone formation in gland often leads to bacterial sialadentis
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stomach slides up and down through an enlarged hiatus
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sliding hiatal hernia 95% won't have reflux
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non axial
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stomach slides up next to esophagus-rolling esophagus
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failure to relax
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denotes incomplete relaxation of the lower esophageal sphincter in response to swallowing
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what is achalasia commonly caused by
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trypanosoma cruzi chagas disease
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a circumscribed pouch or sac of variable size occuring nomally or created by herniation of lining mucous membrane in upper esophagus >60y.o
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zenker
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