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Unit 1 Pathology
Study Guide 2
Term | Definition |
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Type of cell responsible for bone growth & thickening, ossification, and regeneration | Osteoblast |
Does Periosteum enclose all of the bone & joint surfaces & provide a blood supply to underlying bone? | No, only covers the diaphysis |
The human body normally contains how many bones total? Appendicular? Axial? | 206. 126. 80 |
Portion of long bone considered the primary site of ossification | Diaphysis |
Congenital Club Foot is also known as | Talipes Equinovarus deformity |
Increase in bone density (but still brittle) often referred to as marble, chalk or ivory bones is called | Osteopetrosis |
Most common site where metastatic cancer are? Breast? Lung? Brain? | Breast and Lung (as well as kidneys, Prostate, thyroid, bowel) |
Brittle Bone disease is also referred to as? | Osteogenesis imperfecta (can lead to dwarfism) |
Lesions shorter than 10 cm are characteristic of what type of bone cancer | Secondary (present because of primary lesion). Primary are 10cm+ (4.5") |
A solitary lesion is characteristic of what type of bone cancer | Primary |
Evidence of soft tissue masses are characteristic of what type of bone cancer | Primary |
The bony structure most commonly encountering metastases from primary neoplasms | vertebral column |
Formation of extra digits | polydactyly |
Modality of choice for demonstrating vertebral fractures or other bony anomalies | CT |
The type of arthritis that is triggered when an immunogenetically susceptible host is exposed to an arthritogenic antigen is | Rheumatoid |
Projection of the spine that will decrease dose to the breasts and thyroid | PA |
80% of all scolioses are | iopathic |
Congenital abnormality in which the brain and cranial vault do not develop | Anencephaly |
Osteogenesis imperfecta tarda is present at birth? | False. Osteogenesis imperfecta congenital is present at birth |
Most commonly inherited disorder affecting the skeletal system is | Achondroplasia (form of dwarfism) |
Neoplastic disease that has the radiographic appearance of a soap bubble | Giant Cell Tumor (GCT) |
Spina Bifida is the result of | Failure of Laminae to unite and/or Failure of spinous process to form |
Imaging modality that plays a key role in primary diagnosis of neoplasms of the skeletal system | CT |
Osteomas are most commonly found on the | Skull. They are benign but can compress the brain affecting vision, etc if large |
The malignant bone neoplasm usually occurring in pediatric patients & arise from the medullary canal that eventually leads to uniform thickening of the bone | Ewing's Syndrome |
Benign bone lesion usually affecting the long bones of men | Osteochondroma (Exostosis) |
Genetic disorder of connective tissue commonly seen in above average height people & can affect the heart and aorta (cardiovascular system) | Marfan's Syndrome |
Osteogenesis imperfecta requires what type of technical factor change | Decrease. "Brittle Bone" |
Osteoarthritis requires what type of technical factor change | Decrease. Hylin cartilage wears away |
Osteosarcoma requires what type of technical factor change | Increase. Because of increase in osteoblasts in that area |
Osteochondroma requires what type of technical factor change | Increase. Though benign, there is an increase in bone growth |
Osteopetrosis requires what type of technical factor change | Increase. "Marble Bone" |
Arthritis caused by streptococci, staphylococci, or gonococci | Acute |
Arthritis generally occurring between the ages of 30-40 that is typically genetic | Rheumatoid |
Arthritis that may include clinical symptoms of pain & swelling of the joint | Rheumatoid and Acute |