Genitourinary Pathology-Kidney-Bladder-Testis-Prostate
Pathology of the Kidney, Male Genitalia, Cancer of the Prostate
- 1. Name the three pathogenic mechanisms of glomeruli disorders.
- 2. Define the clinical and laboratory findings seen in nephrotic syndrome and acute nephritis.
- 3. Compare the following diseases with respect to age, clinical syndrome of presentation and morphologic changes:
- 4. minimal change disease
- 5. focal and segmental glomerulosclerosis
- 6. membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis
- 7. membranous glomerulopathy
- 8. post infection glomerulonephritis
- 9. IgA nephropathy
- 10. Goodpasteur’s syndrome
- 11. What are two important examples of non-immunological glomerular diseases, and what are the clinical manifestations?
- 12. Name the interstitial renal diseases.
- 13. What is the most common drug that causes interstitial nephritis?
- 14. Name the tubular renal diseases.
- 15. What is the pathogenesis for acute tubular necrosis?
- 16. Which disease is characterized by inflammation of renal pelvis and interstitium due to acute bacterial infection?
- 17. Name 3 important malignant neoplasms of the kidney.
- 18. What is the cellular composition of Wilm’s tumor?
- 19. What is the histologic appearance of renal cell carcinoma?
- 20. What is the histologic appearance of transitional cell carcinoma and from what specific sites in the urinary tract are they most likely to arise?
- 21. What are the two main general categories of lesions in the testes?
- 22. Which testicular neoplasm is highly malignant, rapidly metastasizing?
- 23. Which is the most common and least aggressive testicular neoplasm?
- 24. Cystitis is characterized by what in the urinary bladder?
- 25. What tumors arise in the prostate?
- 26. Distinguish the typical clinical presentation of prostate hyperplasia from prostate carcinoma.
- 27. Describe the histologic findings hyperplasia versus carcinoma of the prostate.
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