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Sputum sample.
Name the bug, the gram stain type, and the morphology.

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Front 2

Name the bug
Associated with what inflammation type.
What cell is pointed by the arrow.
Describe the cell

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Front 3

Name the bug.
Bug is ID'd by their RED color with what staining?
This redness is also nicknamed what?

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Front 4

What is the Dx?
What is the bug?
What is the severity?
How is it spread?

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Sputum sample.
What is the bug?
What is the gram stain type & morphology?

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Urethral Discharge Smear.
What is the bug & what are they inside of?
What is the gram stain type & morphology?

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Neisseria are Nside pmN's

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What is the bug?
Bug is in what life cycle phase?
Describe bug morphology.
What part of the body is the bug in?

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Figure: Renal Tubular Cells in a Neonate.
What is the bug?
Infected cells have what prominent feature?
This feature is sometimes called what?

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Lung Parenchyma.
What is the bug & endemic to where?
Describe the observed pathology.
Dissemination occurs when?
Dissemination occurs to where?

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CSF Sample from AIDS pt w/ meningoencephalitis.
What is the bug?
What type of staining is used here?

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Front 11

What is the bug?
What type of staining is used here?
What are 2 prominent feature of the bug seen here?

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Front 12

What is the bug?
What stage of the life cycle is this bug in?
What structure is notably seen with this bug?

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Trick when you get Tail

Front 13

What is the Dx?
What is the bug?
Describe the lesion.

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Front 14

What is the Dx?
What is the name of the lesion?
What is unique about this lesion?
Lesion occurs with what Dz subtype?

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What is the Dx?
Degeneration is seen where on the spinal cord?

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What is the Dx?
What does the arrow point to?

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Front 17

What is the Dx?
What is the Dz subtype?
What is important to note about the distribution?

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Front 18

What is the Dx?
This condition is considered benign unless what? x2

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Hands of a 3 year old.
What is the Dx?
Dz is also called what?
Describe the lesions.

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Front 20

What is the arrow pointing to?
These are pathognomonic for?
Describe the lesions.
These lesions will precede the general rash by _____.

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Front 21

What is the Dx?
These discrete erythematous lesions become _____ as the rash ________.

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Front 22

What is the Dx?
Rash often begins where?

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Lung Epithelium.
What is the bug?
Describe the bug morphology.
What is the staining technique used?

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PCP = tons of tablet pills for some silver

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CT of the Chest.
What is the Dx?
What is seen bilaterally in the lungs with central distribution?

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Name the Cell.
Due to what change in ratio?
Give 2 examples of Dz & how it affects the ratio.

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Iron Def. anemia
(incr. cell volume)

Obstructive Liver Dz
(incr. cell surface membrane)

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Solitary example of what?

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Front 27

Name the Dx.
Etiology?
Note the presence of what cells?

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Front 28

Name the Dx.
Give 2 characteristics of the RBCs.

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Front 29

Name the Dx.
List the 4 types of cells seen here.

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Name the Disease.
CT shows what organ pathology?
Why this organ get affected?
Wedge shape represents what type of necrosis?
Pts w/ this Dz undergo what by adolescence?

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Front 31

Specify Dx.
MC population group?

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Specify Dx.
MC population group?
What are the arrows pointing to?

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Specify Dx.
MC population group?
What cells are seen here and what are they adjacent to?

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Front 36

What is the Dx?
Describe the lesions seen.

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What is the Dx?
Smears from this Dz shows an abundance of what cells?
Where are the RBCs?

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