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MC of:
DIC |
sepsis
trauma obstetric complications pancreatitis malignancy nephrotic transfrusions |
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MC of:
heart murmur |
Mitral prolapse
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MC of:
coronary thrombosis |
LAD
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MC of:
death in lupus px |
renal
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MC of:
congenital heart anomaly |
VSD
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WAGR
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wilms
aniridia genital malformation retardation |
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how many carbons are found on testosterone and androstenedion
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19
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reproductive pathology:
female with no barr body |
turner
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reproductive pathology:
XXY |
kleinfelters
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reproductive pathology:
XO |
turner
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presence of ovaries but male genitalia
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female pseudohermaphrodite
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reproductive pathology:
unable to generate DHT |
5a reductase dfe
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reproductive pathology:
both ovaries and testicles present |
true hermaphrodite
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reproductive pathology:
webbing of the neck |
turner
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reproductive pathology:
male with barr body |
klienfelters
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reproductive pathology:
ambiguous genitalia until puberty |
5a reductase def
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Dx support testes leads to relief
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epididymitis
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Dx support of testes does relief
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testicular torsion
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problem in testicular torsion
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twisting of spermatic cord
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by when must the testes descend
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1 year
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tumor a/w cryptochidism
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germ cell tumor
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testicular tumor a/w:
composed of cytotrophoblasts and syncytiotrophoblast |
choriocarcinoma
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testicular tumor a/w:
elevated AFP |
yolk sac
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testicular tumor a/w:
elevated B-hCG |
choriocarcinoma
embryonal |
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testicular tumor a/w:
MC |
seminoma
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testicular tumor a/w:
MC in 3 yo and younger |
yolk sac
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testicular tumor a/w:
MC in 60 yo and older |
lymphoma
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testicular tumor a/w:
similar appearance to koilocytes |
seminoma
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testicular tumor a/w:
alveolar or tubular appearance with papillary convolutions |
embryonal
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testicular tumor a/w:
multiple tissues |
teratoma
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testicular tumor a/w:
schiller duval bodies |
yolk sac
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testicular tumor a/w:
reinke crystals |
leydig
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testicular tumor a/w:
androgen producing leaidng to precocious puberty |
leydig
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what cells in the testes are affected by increased temp
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sertoli
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what pathologies can lead to increased temp in the testes
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vericocele
cryptochidism |
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what is spermiogenesis
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spermatid to spermatozoan
loss of cytoplasmic contents and gain of acrosomal cap |
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what is spermatogensis
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production of spermatids
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what happens if meiosis 1 is damaged in males
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accumulation of primary spermatocyte
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what happens if meiosis 2 is damaged in males
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accumulation of secondary spermatocyte
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hormone changes in cryptochidism
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decreased inhibin
increased FSH |
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what area of the testicles is affected by cryporchidism
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seminiferous tubules atrophy and hyalinize
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what can inhibit testosterone receptors
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flutamide
spironolactone |
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where is testosterone converted to estrogen
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adipose tissue
sertoli cells |
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SE of methyltestosterone
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increased LDL
low HDL |
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MOA finasteride
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5a reductase inhibitor
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MOA flutamide
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impairs ligand interaction of androgens
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what is used to prevent hirsutism in px with PCOS
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ketoconozole
spironolactone |
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MCC of female pseudohermaphrodite
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adrenal hyperplasia
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MCC of male pseudohermaphrodite
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androgen insensitivity
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hormone alterations in androgen insensitivity
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increased
-testosterone -estrogen -LH |
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a/w testes in the labia majora
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androgen insensitivity
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a/w hypospadias
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5a reductase def
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hormone alterations in 5a reductase def
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all normale
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phenotype of androgen insensitivity
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normal appearing female
but has testes and is XY |
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phenotype of antimullerain hormone def
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both internal genitalia
male esternal genitalia |
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testicular tumor:
painless, nonhemorrhagic or necrotic |
seminoma
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testicular tumor:
fried egg apearence |
seminoma
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testicular tumor:
immunoreactive with PLAP |
seminoma
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testicular tumor:
a/w cryptochidism |
seminoma
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testicular tumor:
painful, hemorrhagic and necrotic |
embryonal
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testicular tumor:
increase AFP and B hCG |
embryonal
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hormones elevated in embryonal
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AFP
BhCG |
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why cant chemo be done on embryonal tumors
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differentiate to teratoma
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why cant biopsy be done on testicular cancer
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could seed to scrotum
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testicular tumor:
glomeruloid structure |
yolk sac
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hormones elevated in yolk sac tumor
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AFP
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hormones elevated in choriocarcinoma
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hCG
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testicular tumor:
may lead to hyperthyroidism or gynechomastia |
choriocarcinoma
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testicular tumor:
spreads via blood |
choriocarcinoma
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bag of worms
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vericocele
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what causes a vericocele
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in children
-dilated pampiniform plexus -could be because of compression between aorta and SMA in adults -blocked lymphatic drainage |
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mass in testicle that enlarges when standing and regresses when laying down
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varicocele
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problem in hydrocele
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incomplete fusion of the process vaginalis
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what is a spermatocele
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dilated epididymal duct
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what causes a spermatocele
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continuity between epididymus and tunica vaginalis
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fried egg appearance
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koilocyte
oligodendroglioma seminoma/dysgerminoma |
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absnet cremasteric reflex
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testicular torsions
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