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Hep B
Childhood vaccines: Birth
*Birth = Hep B
Hep B
DTaP
PCV
Childhood vaccines: 2mo
RV
Polio
Hib
DTaP
PCV
RV
Childhood vaccines: 4mo Polio
Hib
*same as 2mo except Hep B
Hep B
DTaP
PCV
RV
Childhood vaccines: 6mo Polio
Hib
flu
*same as 2mo
, DTaP
PCV
Hib
Childhood vaccines: 12-
MMR
18mo
Varicella
Hep A
flu
DTaP
Polio
Childhood vaccines: 4-6yo MMR
Varicella
flu
Tenderness in at least 11/18 trigger points
Dx of fibromyalgia
Dx of exclusion
Which is the best predictor b. smoking cessation
for good outcome?
a. daily walking
b. smoking cessation
Karyotype for complete 46 XX
mole -enucleated egg + single sperm (double paternal DNA)
69 XXX
Karyotype for partial mole -2 sperm + 1 egg
-p57 positive
Hydralazine
Give 4 antihypertensives
Methyldopa
that are safe during
Labetalol
pregnancy
Nifedipine
Give 2 inflammatory Fat necrosis
processes of benign breast Lactational mastitis
disease
Painless lump due to trauma
Fat necrosis of the breast
Calcified oil cyst on mammography
Breastfeeding
Lactational mastitis
S. aureus
Fibroadenoma
Give 3 benign breast
Intraductal papilloma
tumors
Phyllodes tumor
, F <35
Small, mobile mass
Fibroadenoma Made of fibrous tissue & glands
Inc size & tenderness w/
estrogen
Fibroepithelial tumor in
lactiferous ducts
Intraductal papilloma Usually beneath areola
Most common cause of nipple
discharge (bloody or serous)
Large mass of CT w/ "leaflike"
lobulated cysts
Phyllodes tumor
5th decade
May become malignant
Breast cancer is often due estrogen/progesterone receptors or HER2
to overexpression of -triple negative (ER, PR, & HER2 neg = more aggressive)
Ductal carcinoma in situ
Give 3 noninvasive breast
Paget disease
carcinomas
Lobular carcinoma in situ
Gross: fills duct lumen &
Ductal carcinoma in situ: engorged blood vessels
gross morphology (2) Micro: ductal atypia &
micro morphology (2) microcalcifications on
penetrates the basement mammography
mem? Does NOT penetrate basement
subtype (1) membrane
Subtype = comedocarcinoma
DCIS w/ central necrosis &
dystrophic calcification
Comedocarcinoma
Extension of DCIS up lactiferous
ducts & into skin of nipple
-eczematous patches over nipple
Paget disease & areola
-Paget cells = intraepithelial
adenocarcinoma cells (large
cells surrounded by clear halo)
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Terms in this set (152)
Hep B
Childhood vaccines: Birth
*Birth = Hep B
Hep B
DTaP
PCV
Childhood vaccines: 2mo
RV
Polio
Hib
DTaP
PCV
RV
Childhood vaccines: 4mo Polio
Hib
*same as 2mo except Hep B
Hep B
DTaP
PCV
RV
Childhood vaccines: 6mo Polio
Hib
flu
*same as 2mo
, DTaP
PCV
Hib
Childhood vaccines: 12-
MMR
18mo
Varicella
Hep A
flu
DTaP
Polio
Childhood vaccines: 4-6yo MMR
Varicella
flu
Tenderness in at least 11/18 trigger points
Dx of fibromyalgia
Dx of exclusion
Which is the best predictor b. smoking cessation
for good outcome?
a. daily walking
b. smoking cessation
Karyotype for complete 46 XX
mole -enucleated egg + single sperm (double paternal DNA)
69 XXX
Karyotype for partial mole -2 sperm + 1 egg
-p57 positive
Hydralazine
Give 4 antihypertensives
Methyldopa
that are safe during
Labetalol
pregnancy
Nifedipine
Give 2 inflammatory Fat necrosis
processes of benign breast Lactational mastitis
disease
Painless lump due to trauma
Fat necrosis of the breast
Calcified oil cyst on mammography
Breastfeeding
Lactational mastitis
S. aureus
Fibroadenoma
Give 3 benign breast
Intraductal papilloma
tumors
Phyllodes tumor
, F <35
Small, mobile mass
Fibroadenoma Made of fibrous tissue & glands
Inc size & tenderness w/
estrogen
Fibroepithelial tumor in
lactiferous ducts
Intraductal papilloma Usually beneath areola
Most common cause of nipple
discharge (bloody or serous)
Large mass of CT w/ "leaflike"
lobulated cysts
Phyllodes tumor
5th decade
May become malignant
Breast cancer is often due estrogen/progesterone receptors or HER2
to overexpression of -triple negative (ER, PR, & HER2 neg = more aggressive)
Ductal carcinoma in situ
Give 3 noninvasive breast
Paget disease
carcinomas
Lobular carcinoma in situ
Gross: fills duct lumen &
Ductal carcinoma in situ: engorged blood vessels
gross morphology (2) Micro: ductal atypia &
micro morphology (2) microcalcifications on
penetrates the basement mammography
mem? Does NOT penetrate basement
subtype (1) membrane
Subtype = comedocarcinoma
DCIS w/ central necrosis &
dystrophic calcification
Comedocarcinoma
Extension of DCIS up lactiferous
ducts & into skin of nipple
-eczematous patches over nipple
Paget disease & areola
-Paget cells = intraepithelial
adenocarcinoma cells (large
cells surrounded by clear halo)
