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19 Cards in this Set
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Syphillis
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· Affects males and females · Aortic dilatation and possible calcification · Osteomyelitis of long bones and skull
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Gonorrhea
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· Bacterial infection that causes urethral stricture · Affects males and females · Septic arthritis with articular erosion and joint space narrowing
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Benign Prostate Hyperplasia
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· General enlargement of the prostate gland · General enlargement of the prostate gland · Distal ureters display “J-shape”
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Carcinoma of Prostate Gland
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· Irregular elevation of contrast-filled bladder floor in IVU · Possible obstruction
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Undecended Testes
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· Inguinal or ectopic testicle/s · Visualized on US, MRI, or CT
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Testicular Torsion
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· A twisting of the testicle resulting in decreased blood circulation · Loss of bloodflow confirmed by doppler US
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Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
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· Infection of uterus and fallopian tubes · CT shows full extent of disease · HSG – nonvisualized fallopian tubes due to obstruction
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Ovarian Cysts/Tumors
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· Cysts diagnosed on ultrasound · Cysts smooth structure, sometimes containing fluid · Cysts smooth structure, sometimes containing fluid · · Tumors irregular in shapeTumors can be diagnosed on KUB’s, US, or CT
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Dermoid Cyst (teratoma)
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· Germ cell tumor · Shows calcifications radiographically · Can contain skin, hair, teeth, and fatty tissue
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Uterine Fibroid (leiomyoma)
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· Benign smooth muscle tumors · IVU shows lobulated impressions of bladder · Most common calcified lesions of the female genital tract
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Endometrial Carcinoma
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· Cancer of the uterine body that can invade posterior wall of the bladder · Most common invasive gynecologic neoplasm
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Endometriosis
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· Endometrium outside normal location · Tissue undergoes shedding and bleeding during menstruation · Can build up outside genital tract
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Carcinoma of the Cervix
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· Second most common form of cancer in women
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Findings for Breast Lesions
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· Breast Carcinoma · Benign Breast Disease
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Breast Carcinoma
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· Poorly defined irregular margins with numerous fine, linear strands radiating from the mass (on mammography)
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Benign Breast Disease
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· Fibrocystic breast or single cysts
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· Ectopic Pregnancy
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– fertilization outside the uterus
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· Uterine Pregnancy
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– implantation of fetus within the uterus
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