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Index
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Female Reproductive Tract Pathology
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Chapter 1
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Hard
level: Hard
Questions and Answers List
level questions: Hard
Question
Answer
theory which proposes that endometrial tissue implants at ectopic sites via retrograde flow of menstrual endometrium
retrograde menstruation
theory which holds that endometrial tissue can spread to distant sites via blood vessels and lymphatic channels which explains endometriosis on remote sites such as spinal column and nose
benign metastases theory
postulates that coelemic epithelum retains its potential for multipotential development and metaplasia occurs after and induction phenomenon
metaplastic theory
two distinct pathways by which endometrial carcinoma arises
hyperplasia and sporadic
pathway which is responsible for 75% of endometrial carcinoma cases and arises from a precursor lesion
Hyperplasia pathway
pathway which is responsible for 25% of endometrial carcinoma cases and does not arise from a precursor lesion
Sporadic pathway
which endometrial ca pathway is more aggressive?
Sporadic pathway
choriocarcinoma that arises from which pathway responds well to chemotherapy?
gestational pathway
choriocarcinoma that arises from which pathway responds poorly to chemotherapy?
germ cell pathway
staining of Paget cells
PAS+ keratin + S100-
staining of melanonma
PAS- keratin - S100+
immunohistochemical staining of rhabdomyoblast
desmin and myoglobin
serum marker used to monitor treatment response and screen for recurrence of surface epithelial carcinomas
CA-125
marker elevated in choriocarcinoma
β-hCG
proteins that High risk HPV produce
E6 and E7
E6 results in the increased destruction of what?
p53
E7 results in the increased destruction of what?
Rb
hormone responsible for the proliferative phase
estrogen
hormone responsible for the secretory phase
progesterone
loss of support from this hormone results to the menstrual phase
progesterone
common mutation in sporadic path in endometrial ca
p53
hormone that acts on theca cells
leuteinizing hormone
hormone that stimulates granulosa cells
follicle stimulating hormone
mutation that carries an increased risk for serous carcinoma
BRCA1