NGR6141 ADVANCED PATHO - EXAM 2
OBJECTIVES QUESTIONS WITH 100%
CORRECT ANSWERS.
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Term
4. What are signs and symptoms of atopic dermatitis?
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A chronic hereditary skin disease characterized by intense itching inflamed skin
which causes redness swelling cracking crusting and scaling. Aka Atopic Eczema.
Severe Puritis
Lichenification - thickening of the epidermis from constant itching and
scar tissue formation
,- protrude from the arachnoid space through the dura mater and lies
w/in blood floe of the sinuses
- CSF is absorbed by a pressure gradient between arachnid villi
and cerebral sinuses
- villi are one-way valves from CSF into the bloodstream, prevents
blood from coming into subarachnoid space
- Radiation sources, such as small I-labeled capsules (seeds), that
can also be temporarily placed into body cavities, a delivery method
termed brachytherapy.
- useful in the treatment of cervical,prostate, and head and neck cancers.
- biochemical markers that are sensitive to specific types of tumors
and are used to screen, diagnosed, assess the prognosis and
treatment, and monitor reoccurrences.
found in the blood, CSF and urine.
- produced by benign or malignant tumors
- include hormones, enzymes, genes, antigens, antibodies
example: Liver and Germ cell tumors - secrete alpha fetoprotein into
blood; Prostate Tumors secrete PSA into blood stream
Don't know?
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Definition
a) Malignant bone forming tumor, most often in bone
marrow.
b) CA from epithelial cells, surface, tumor of skin
c) CA from Mesenchymal origin, Granular leukocytes and
precursors, slow proliferation of malignant cells, located in
bone marrow
d) CA from Glandular or ductal epithelium, tumor from
from epithelial cells with a glandular patterns, effects
ducts and glands
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5.Where do these
cancers originate:
(chap 12 p367)
1a. How does the skin
protect us against antigens
a)Osteogenic sarcoma in the environment?
-
1b. What kinds of cells play a
b) Basal cell carcinoma
- role in this process?
c) Multiple myeloma -
d) Adenocarcinoma -
2. In allergic contact dermatitis,
how does the body recognize 25) What is obstructive sleep
the antigen? Think about how apnea? airway obstruction
the immune response and the resulting in disruption of sleep
cells involved. or arousal that is accompanied
, by snoring.
Don't know?
OBJECTIVES QUESTIONS WITH 100%
CORRECT ANSWERS.
1 of 36
Term
4. What are signs and symptoms of atopic dermatitis?
Give this one a try later!
A chronic hereditary skin disease characterized by intense itching inflamed skin
which causes redness swelling cracking crusting and scaling. Aka Atopic Eczema.
Severe Puritis
Lichenification - thickening of the epidermis from constant itching and
scar tissue formation
,- protrude from the arachnoid space through the dura mater and lies
w/in blood floe of the sinuses
- CSF is absorbed by a pressure gradient between arachnid villi
and cerebral sinuses
- villi are one-way valves from CSF into the bloodstream, prevents
blood from coming into subarachnoid space
- Radiation sources, such as small I-labeled capsules (seeds), that
can also be temporarily placed into body cavities, a delivery method
termed brachytherapy.
- useful in the treatment of cervical,prostate, and head and neck cancers.
- biochemical markers that are sensitive to specific types of tumors
and are used to screen, diagnosed, assess the prognosis and
treatment, and monitor reoccurrences.
found in the blood, CSF and urine.
- produced by benign or malignant tumors
- include hormones, enzymes, genes, antigens, antibodies
example: Liver and Germ cell tumors - secrete alpha fetoprotein into
blood; Prostate Tumors secrete PSA into blood stream
Don't know?
,2 of 36
Definition
a) Malignant bone forming tumor, most often in bone
marrow.
b) CA from epithelial cells, surface, tumor of skin
c) CA from Mesenchymal origin, Granular leukocytes and
precursors, slow proliferation of malignant cells, located in
bone marrow
d) CA from Glandular or ductal epithelium, tumor from
from epithelial cells with a glandular patterns, effects
ducts and glands
Give this one a try later!
5.Where do these
cancers originate:
(chap 12 p367)
1a. How does the skin
protect us against antigens
a)Osteogenic sarcoma in the environment?
-
1b. What kinds of cells play a
b) Basal cell carcinoma
- role in this process?
c) Multiple myeloma -
d) Adenocarcinoma -
2. In allergic contact dermatitis,
how does the body recognize 25) What is obstructive sleep
the antigen? Think about how apnea? airway obstruction
the immune response and the resulting in disruption of sleep
cells involved. or arousal that is accompanied
, by snoring.
Don't know?
