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pathology final questions
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Why might a clot not affect the tissue? | if the tissue is avascular, or the clot developed slowly |
| Characteristic of anaphylaxis | shock and urticaria |
| The significance of hemorrhage depends on what? | volume, rate and location of blood loss |
| Most common location for a peptic ulcer | lesser curvature |
| The most common abnormality found on an UGI | hiatal hernia |
| Causes for tracheoesophageal fistulas | congenital malformations, infection, trauma, and cancer. |
| An “apple core lesions” is indicative of what? | colon cancer |
| Causes of mechanical small bowel obstruction | gallstones, intussception, and hernia |
| What percent of gallstones cases occur as a result of a blocked cystic duct? | 95% |
| Osteitis deformans alternate name | Paget’s disease |
| Pathology beginning as an abscess spreading down the medullary cavity | bacterial myelitis |
| “bamboo spine” | ankylosing spndylitis |
| Name the 4 most common primary tumors of bone metastases | breast, kidney, thyroid, prostate |
| “marble bones” is | osteopetrosis |
| What fat pad is associated with a fracture on a lateral elbow? | posterior |
| Compression fractures of the L-spine are often associated with what pathology? | osteoporosis |
| “stress fracture” is also termed: | fatigue |
| Comminuted fracture | fracture composed of 2+ bone fragments |
| What type of injury causes a spiral fracture? | torsion |
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