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      Mycoplasma

      •Hyaline membrane

      •Cold agglutinin

      •Negative gram stain

      •Atypical pneumonia

      •Children, young adults

      Tuberculosis

      •Caseous necrosis

      •Caseating Granulomas

      •Acid-fast positivity

      •Ziehl Neilson positive

      •Langham’s giant cells

      •Ghon complex

      Histoplasmosis

      •Ohio-Mississippi Valley

      •Leukopenia

      •Increased LDH

      •Intracellular yeasts

      •Pulmonary lesions, late calcification

      Coccidiodomycosis

      •California

      •Desert

      Cryptococcus

      •Capsule

      •India Ink

      •Meningitis-AIDS

      Asthma

      •Expiratory Wheezing

      •IgE mediated

      •Thickened basement membrane

      •Eosinophils

      •Charcot Leyden crystals

      •Curschmann’s spirals

      Pulmonary Emboli

      •V/Q scan mismatch

      •Immobilized post op

      •Wedge-shaped infarct

      •Deep vain thrombosis

      Squamous Cell Carcinoma

      •Hypercalcemia

      •Ectopic PTH

      •Nose and larynx, malignant

      •Men 40+

      Adenocarcinoma

      •AKA. Non-small cell, and large cell

      •75% of all bronchiogenic carcinomas

      •Scar carcinoma

      Oat Cell Carcinoma

      •Cigarette

      •Ectopic ACTH and ADH

      •Poor prognosis

      •Chemotherapy only

      •Horner’s syndrome

      •Nail clubbing

      ARDS

      •Diffuse alveolar lesions

      •Hyaline membranes

      •Atelectasis and hemorrhage

      •Hypoxia

      •Leukocytosis and neutrophilia

      •Increased BUN, AST and ALT

      •“Bat Wing Alveoli”

      •Gram negative sepsis, DIC, and trauma

      Emphysema

      •Smoking

      •Barrel chest

      •Alpha 1 antitrypsin deficiency

      Bronchitis

      •Hypertrophy of submucosal glands

      •Smoking

      •Blue bloaters

      •Cor pulmonale

      Sarcoidosis

      •Boeck’s sarcoid

      •Elevated ACE

      •Hyper calcemia

      •Non-caseating Granulomas

      •Arthritis

      Malignant Mesothelioma

      •Poor prognosis

      •Polycythemia

      •Restrictive pattern

      •Asbestos materials (Asbestos = Ferruginous body)

      7. GASTROINTESTINAL DISORDERS

      Reflux Esophagitis

      •Squamous epithelium

      •Columnar metaplasia

      •Barrett’s esophagus = Adeno-carcinoma

      •Rat-tailed lower esophagus

      Achalasia

      •Lower esophageal sphincter

      •Difficult swallowing

      •Lack of ganglions in Myenteric plexus

      Esophageal Varices

      •Nodular hepatomegaly

      •Increased alkaline phosphatase

      •Increased ALT and AST

      •Upper GI hemorrhage

      •Cirrhosis

      •Portal hypertension

      Mallory-Weiss Tears

      •Upper GI hemorrhage

      •Alcoholism

      •Prolonged vomiting

      Menetrier’s Disease

      •Giant gastritis

      •Gastric rugal hypertrophy

      •Protein wasting

      Gastric Adenocarcinoma

      •Japanese population

      •Men 50+, blood group A

      •Linitis plastica

      Krukenberg’s Tumor

      •Bilateral ovarian metastasis

      •Gastric carcinoma

      •Signet-ring cells

      Yersinia

      •Bubonic plague

      •Gastroenteritis

      •Mesenteric adenitis

      Vibrio Cholera

      •Rice water stool

      •Increased GI Pumping of Cl- and water

      Giardia Lamblia

      •Duodenum

      •Intestinal malabsorption

      Cryptosporidiosis

      •AIDS

      •Colitis, gastroenteritis

      •Intestinal malabsorption

      Celiac Disease

      •Cereals

      •Blunting of small intestinal villi

      •B-cell

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