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MC of:
DIC
sepsis
trauma
obstetric complications
pancreatitis
malignancy
nephrotic
transfrusions
MC of:
heart murmur
Mitral prolapse
MC of:
coronary thrombosis
LAD
MC of:
death in lupus px
renal
MC of:
congenital heart anomaly
VSD
WAGR
wilms

aniridia

genital malformation

retardation
how many carbons are found on testosterone and androstenedion
19
reproductive pathology:
female with no barr body
turner
reproductive pathology:
XXY
kleinfelters
reproductive pathology:
XO
turner
presence of ovaries but male genitalia
female pseudohermaphrodite
reproductive pathology:
unable to generate DHT
5a reductase dfe
reproductive pathology:
both ovaries and testicles present
true hermaphrodite
reproductive pathology:
webbing of the neck
turner
reproductive pathology:
male with barr body
klienfelters
reproductive pathology:
ambiguous genitalia until puberty
5a reductase def
Dx support testes leads to relief
epididymitis
Dx support of testes does relief
testicular torsion
problem in testicular torsion
twisting of spermatic cord
by when must the testes descend
1 year
tumor a/w cryptochidism
germ cell tumor
testicular tumor a/w:
composed of cytotrophoblasts and syncytiotrophoblast
choriocarcinoma
testicular tumor a/w:
elevated AFP
yolk sac
testicular tumor a/w:
elevated B-hCG
choriocarcinoma

embryonal
testicular tumor a/w:
MC
seminoma
testicular tumor a/w:
MC in 3 yo and younger
yolk sac
testicular tumor a/w:
MC in 60 yo and older
lymphoma
testicular tumor a/w:
similar appearance to koilocytes
seminoma
testicular tumor a/w:
alveolar or tubular appearance with papillary convolutions
embryonal
testicular tumor a/w:
multiple tissues
teratoma
testicular tumor a/w:
schiller duval bodies
yolk sac
testicular tumor a/w:
reinke crystals
leydig
testicular tumor a/w:
androgen producing leaidng to precocious puberty
leydig
what cells in the testes are affected by increased temp
sertoli
what pathologies can lead to increased temp in the testes
vericocele

cryptochidism
what is spermiogenesis
spermatid to spermatozoan

loss of cytoplasmic contents and gain of acrosomal cap
what is spermatogensis
production of spermatids
what happens if meiosis 1 is damaged in males
accumulation of primary spermatocyte
what happens if meiosis 2 is damaged in males
accumulation of secondary spermatocyte
hormone changes in cryptochidism
decreased inhibin

increased FSH
what area of the testicles is affected by cryporchidism
seminiferous tubules atrophy and hyalinize
what can inhibit testosterone receptors
flutamide

spironolactone
where is testosterone converted to estrogen
adipose tissue

sertoli cells
SE of methyltestosterone
increased LDL

low HDL
MOA finasteride
5a reductase inhibitor
MOA flutamide
impairs ligand interaction of androgens
what is used to prevent hirsutism in px with PCOS
ketoconozole

spironolactone
MCC of female pseudohermaphrodite
adrenal hyperplasia
MCC of male pseudohermaphrodite
androgen insensitivity
hormone alterations in androgen insensitivity
increased
-testosterone
-estrogen
-LH
a/w testes in the labia majora
androgen insensitivity
a/w hypospadias
5a reductase def
hormone alterations in 5a reductase def
all normale
phenotype of androgen insensitivity
normal appearing female

but has testes and is XY
phenotype of antimullerain hormone def
both internal genitalia

male esternal genitalia
testicular tumor:
painless, nonhemorrhagic or necrotic
seminoma
testicular tumor:
fried egg apearence
seminoma
testicular tumor:
immunoreactive with PLAP
seminoma
testicular tumor:
a/w cryptochidism
seminoma
testicular tumor:
painful, hemorrhagic and necrotic
embryonal
testicular tumor:
increase AFP and B hCG
embryonal
hormones elevated in embryonal
AFP

BhCG
why cant chemo be done on embryonal tumors
differentiate to teratoma
why cant biopsy be done on testicular cancer
could seed to scrotum
testicular tumor:
glomeruloid structure
yolk sac
hormones elevated in yolk sac tumor
AFP
hormones elevated in choriocarcinoma
hCG
testicular tumor:
may lead to hyperthyroidism or gynechomastia
choriocarcinoma
testicular tumor:
spreads via blood
choriocarcinoma
bag of worms
vericocele
what causes a vericocele
in children
-dilated pampiniform plexus
-could be because of compression between aorta and SMA

in adults
-blocked lymphatic drainage
mass in testicle that enlarges when standing and regresses when laying down
varicocele
problem in hydrocele
incomplete fusion of the process vaginalis
what is a spermatocele
dilated epididymal duct
what causes a spermatocele
continuity between epididymus and tunica vaginalis
fried egg appearance
koilocyte

oligodendroglioma

seminoma/dysgerminoma
absnet cremasteric reflex
testicular torsions