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| This image looks like a cyst but has the hint of LUQ pain, fever and leukocytosis |
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| This image has a nice little hyperechoic lesion on the spleen |
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| In the same image with the hyperechoic lesion is another pathology, what is it? |
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| This image has a wedge shaped mass. |
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| This image may be confused with an enlarged lymph node an may undergo torsion |
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| This image has a spleen with multiple nodules near the hilum |
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| This is an image of a large adrenal tumor with the clue; common on right |
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| This image had the hint: bx if 3-6 cm |
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| adrenal cortical carcinoma |
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| This image asks where is the fluid located showing kidney and liver |
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| This image has the hint: collection of pus, located near surgery sites |
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| abdominal & pelvic abscess |
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| Normal spleen size is up to _________ |
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All of the following are causes og marked splenomegaly EXCEPT:
myelofibrosis
granulomatous
leukemia
lymphoma
mononucleosis |
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All are cystic masses EXCEPT:
primary congenital
echinococcus
posttraumatic cysts
intrasplenic pancreatic psuedocysts
abscess
Gaucher's |
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| What is the rare but most common benign primary neoplasm of the spleen |
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All of the following are solid masses EXCEPT:
granulomas
tuberculosis
hemangiomas
METS
Gaucher's disease
infarction |
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All of the following are associated with polysplenia EXCEPT:
2 left lungs
absent GB
horseshoe kidney
multiple spleens |
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| What are the pitfalls for seeing a mass on the spleen? |
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| LLL, panc tail, fundus of stomach, retrorenal spleen |
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All of the following are U/S findings for masses of the retroperitoneum EXCEPT:
displacement of normal structures
symmetry of normal structures
silhouetting of normal structures
loss of retro peritoneal detail |
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symmetry of normal structures
Normal structures are ASYMMETRICAL |
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| What are the pitfalls for seeing a mass on the spleen? |
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| LLL, panc tail, fundus of stomach, retrorenal spleen |
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| What is indicative of Lymphadenopathy? |
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Long/trans ratio < 2
"floating AO" sign |
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All of the following describe a retroperitoneal hemorrhage EXCEPT:
variable over time
fresh appear sonolucent
organized
have a dirty shadow |
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| have a dirty shadow is NOT |
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All of the following are adrenal pathologies EXCEPT:
cysts
posttraumatic hemorrhage
myelolipoma
liposarcoma
METS |
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| This is an uncommon adrenal pathology. |
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| The majority of these are nonfunctioning and are detected incidentally |
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| excessive cortisol production |
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| excessive aldosterone production; 70% due to adrenal adenoma |
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| the accumulation of excess___________ fluid in the peritoneal cavity. |
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Majority of ascites is caused by all EXCEPT:
cirrhosis
CHF
pancreatitis
tuberculosis
neoplasm |
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| This ascites has septations, echogenic debris, loculations, matted bowel loops, doesnt conform to surrounding strux |
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| This is a rare and often fatal gelatinous form of ascites |
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| This image looks like mitochondria sort of... |
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| All of the following are manifestations of retroperitoneal masses EXCEPT: |
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| symmetry of normal structures...should be ASYMMETRY |
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All of the following you should do when encountering a retroperitoneal mass EXCEPT:
assess in 2 dim.
trace and meas.
seek origin
look for "twin peaks" sign
look for cal. or air |
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| look for "twin peaks" sign |
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