Karteikarten
Pathoanatomie Test 1

Karten in diesem Stapel (163)
- 1—Pyknosis:
nuclear shrinkage
DNA condenses into shrunken basophilic mass
- 2—Karyiorrhexis:
nuclear fragmentation
- 3—Karyolysis:
nuclear fading
- 4—Coagulative necrosis
recent MI
- 5—Coagulative necrosis of the heart

- 6—Coagulative necrosis of the kidney

- 7—Liquefactive necrosis in brain

- 8—Fat necrosis (in pancreas)

- 9—Caseous necrosis (due to TB)

- 10—Fibrinoid necrosis

- 11—Fibrinoid necrosis

- 12—loss of nuclei
coagulative necrosis as a consequence of tissue hypoxia (due to atherosclerosis and thrombosis) and cell death
MI
- 13—loss of nuclei
coagulative necrosis as a consequence of tissue hypoxia (due to atherosclerosis and thrombosis) and cell death
MI
- 14—loss of nuclei
coagulative necrosis as a consequence of tissue hypoxia (due to atherosclerosis and thrombosis) and cell death
MI
- 15—loss of nuclei
coagulative necrosis as a consequence of tissue hypoxia (due to atherosclerosis and thrombosis) and cell death
MI
- 16—loss of nuclei
coagulative necrosis as a consequence of tissue hypoxia (due to atherosclerosis and thrombosis) and cell death
MI
- 17—loss of nuclei
coagulative necrosis as a consequence of tissue hypoxia (due to atherosclerosis and thrombosis) and cell death
MI
- 18—loss of brain parenchyma and macrophages which have phagocytosed the dead brain tissue
brain infarct
- 19—loss of brain parenchyma and macrophages which have phagocytosed the dead brain tissue
brain infarct
- 20—loss of brain parenchyma and macrophages which have phagocytosed the dead brain tissue
brain infarct
- 21—Granulomas with a necrotic center and a rim of epithelioid hystiocytes, and occasional multinucleated Langhans giant cells at the periphery
Tuberculosis
- 22—Granulomas with a necrotic center and a rim of epithelioid hystiocytes, and occasional multinucleated Langhans giant cells at the periphery
Tuberculosis
- 23—Granulomas with a necrotic center and a rim of epithelioid hystiocytes, and occasional multinucleated Langhans giant cells at the periphery
Tuberculosis
- 24—Granulomas with a necrotic center and a rim of epithelioid hystiocytes, and occasional multinucleated Langhans giant cells at the periphery
Tuberculosis
- 25—Granulomas with a necrotic center and a rim of epithelioid hystiocytes, and occasional multinucleated Langhans giant cells at the periphery
Tuberculosis
- 26—Fat necrosis (Steatonecrosis)

- 27—Fat necrosis (Steatonecrosis)

- 28—Fat necrosis (Steatonecrosis)

- 29—Fat necrosis (Steatonecrosis)

- 30—Fibrinoid necrosis is surrounded by rim of epithelioid histiocytes, lymphocytes, and plasma cells

- 31—Fibrinoid necrosis is surrounded by rim of epithelioid histiocytes, lymphocytes, and plasma cells

- 32—Synovia
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) – is a chronic inflammatory disorder of autoimmune origin
- 33—Synovia
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) – is a chronic inflammatory disorder of autoimmune origin
- 34—Synovia
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) – is a chronic inflammatory disorder of autoimmune origin
- 35—H&E: Hematoxylin-eosin stain:

- 36—Histochemistry

- 37—Immunohistochemistry

- 38—Immunofluorescence:
IgG (antibodies) in green
Shows human glomerulus in nephritis
- 39—In situ hybridization: Her2 gene copy number in breast cancer tissue

- 40—Digital image analysis

- 41—Electron microscopy: kidney glomerulus:

- 42—H&E stain of kidney:
In glomerulus is an acellular part (pathologic accumulation)
- 43—Congo Red staining: specific to amyloid process; brick red staining result

- 44—Congo Red staining: specific to amyloid process; brick red staining result

- 45—Congo Red – polarized light:

- 46—Amyloid, Congo Red, UV light

- 47—Amyloid under podocytes

- 48—F component of AA amyloid

- 49—


- 50—Amyloid AL
Immunotactoid glomerulopathy
--> Light chain nephropathy
Myeloma (cast) nephropathy
- 51—Amyloid AL
Immunotactoid glomerulopathy
Light chain nephropathy
--> Myeloma (cast) nephropathy
- 52—Hyalinosis

- 53—Hyalinosis

- 54—Hyalinosis

- 55—Hyalinosis:
Kimmelstiehl-Wilson nodules in diabetes
- 56—alcoholic hyalin

- 57—alcoholic hyalin

- 58—Steatosis:
Lipocytes
Normal hepatocytes
- 59—Atherosclerotic plaque

- 60—cholesterol crystals (due to atherosclerosis)

- 61—cholesterol crystals

- 62—Carbon (anthrax), anthracosis
Black dots = pigments
- 63—Carbon (anthrax), anthracosis
Black dots = pigments
- 64—Pigment accumulations

- 65—Pigment accumulations

- 66—Pigment accumulations

- 67—Pigment accumulations

- 68—Calcium on H&E
basophilic amorphous deposit
- 69—Calcium on H&E
basophilic amorphous deposit
- 70—Van Kossu stain for calcium

- 71—?

- 72—?

- 73—?

- 74—Hyalinosis, PAS stain

- 75—Immunofluoroscence
Ig lambda in AL amyloid
- 76—Pigments (H&E)
Perl stain for iron
- 77—Steatosis, H&E

- 78—Edema (white spots)

- 79—Edema
Inflammatory
- 80—Edema
Inflammatory
- 81—Edema
Inflammatory
- 82—Edema
Non-inflammatory
lungs (alveoli)
- 83—Pulmonary edema in CHF
transudate accumulation in alveoli
- 84—Acute congestion: (can have)
engorged capillaries
edema
focal hemorrhage
- 85—Chronic passive congestion:
can show fibrosis & hemosiderin-laden macrophages
- 86—Chronic passive congestion:
can show fibrosis & hemosiderin-laden macrophages
- 87—Petechia (hemorrhage)

- 88—Venous thrombosis:
composed of fibrin, platelets and blood cells
- 89—Venous thrombosis:
composed of fibrin, platelets and blood cells
- 90—Venous thrombosis:
composed of fibrin, platelets and blood cells
- 91—Venous thrombosis:
composed of fibrin, platelets and blood cells
- 92—Acute congestion with edema

- 93—Venous thrombi

- 94—Venous thrombi (recanalized?!)

- 95—Venous thrombosis

- 96—Pulmonary "saddle" embolism

- 97—Arterial & venous thrombi
Infective endocarditis
- 98—Fat embolism

- 99—Fat embolism?

- 100—Multiple Splenic...

- 101—Hemorrhagic infarct of adrenal glands in septic shock

- 102—Atheroembolic renal disease

- 103—Atheroembolic renal disease

- 104—Atheroembolic renal disease

- 105—Atheroembolic renal disease

- 106—Atheroembolic renal disease

- 107—Rheumatic mitral valve disease

- 108—Rheumatic mitral valve disease

- 109—Rheumatic mitral valve disease

- 110—Rheumatic mitral valve disease

- 111—Rheumatic mitral valve disease

- 112—Rheumatic mitral valve disease

- 113—Rheumatic mitral valve disease

- 114—Venous thrombosis of the leg and pulmonary thromboembolism

- 115—Venous thrombosis of the leg and pulmonary thromboembolism

- 116—Venous thrombosis of the leg and pulmonary thromboembolism

- 117—Venous thrombosis of the leg and pulmonary thromboembolism

- 118—Infective endocarditis

- 119—Infective endocarditis

- 120—Infective endocarditis

- 121—Infective endocarditis

- 122—Infective endocarditis

- 123—Infective endocarditis

- 124—Infective endocarditis

- 125—Liver Cirrhosis
replacement of liver tissue by fibrosis (scar tissue) and regenerative nodules
- 126—Liver Cirrhosis
replacement of liver tissue by fibrosis (scar tissue) and regenerative nodules
- 127—Liver Cirrhosis
replacement of liver tissue by fibrosis (scar tissue) and regenerative nodules
- 128—Liver Cirrhosis
replacement of liver tissue by fibrosis (scar tissue) and regenerative nodules
- 129—Appendicits
dilated vein, leukocyte margination
- 130—appendicitis
exudate
- 131—appendicitis
exudate
- 132—appendicits,
irritation of capillaries-hyperemia,
exudate
- 133—serous inflammation
viral inflammation of intestine,
hyperemia, dilated veins,
edema in glands, cellular infiltrate
- 134—fibrinous inflammation
fibrinoid necrosis (pink circle),
- 135—active inflammation
PMN (small dark points), macrophages, exudate
- 136—acute bronchitis,
exudate in lumen
- 137—actue superlative inflammation,
acute bronchitis, hyperemia, exudare
- 138—hemorrhagic inflammation,
crescentic and necrotizing glomerulonephritis
- 139—hemorragic inflammation,
hyperemia, macrophages, exudates
- 140—hemorrhagic inflammation

- 141—acute inflammation,
swelling of cells, PMN&neutrophils and plasma cells, no fibrosis
- 142—acute inflammation
edema, not bacterial, no fibrosis, mononuclear cells (lymphocytes)
- 143—chronic active inflammation,
fibrosis, tubulitis,
- 144—chronic active inflammation

- 145—granuloma capsule,
giant cells
- 146—granulomatous disease,
TB, necrotizing granulomas
- 147—margination, dilated vessel, RBC in center, show PMN

- 148—temporal arteritis,
giant cells, fibrosis of artery wall, lymphocytes (small dots)
- 149—lung biopsy HE staining

- 150—HE

- 151—non-necrotizing granulomas, MMN

- 152—foreign body giant cell, langerhans giant cell

- 153—anthracosis

- 154—lymph node biopsy

- 155—lymph node biopsy

- 156—lymph node biopsy

- 157—chronic cholecystitis

- 158—cirrhosis

- 159—chronic cholecystitis

- 160—lymphoid follicule

- 161—stomach biopsy

- 162—PMN, MMN, inflammation

- 163—intestinal metaplasia

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