Gross Pathology Descriptions

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Describe generalized

Present in all parts of an organ, either affecting the organ entirely (diffuse), or with some remaining tissue (zonal, multifocal)

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Describe diffuse

Uniform throughout the tissue

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Differentiate generalized from diffuse

A diffuse lesion can be generalized if it affects the entire organ (ex. entire liver); diffuse lesions can also be localized if they affects all of one area of the organ (ex. entire middle lobe of the liver)

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Differentiate focal from localized or locally extensive

All mean that they are a single lesion; focal is usually smaller than localized and locally extensive

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Zonal is typically used to describe lesions

in the liver

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<p>Describe this distribution</p>

Describe this distribution

Generalized diffuse

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<p>Describe this distribution</p>

Describe this distribution

Localized diffuse; lobar

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<p>Describe this distribution</p>

Describe this distribution

Focal

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Describe this distribution

Generalized multifocal

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<p>Describe this distribution</p>

Describe this distribution

Localized multifocal

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Describe this distribution

Zonal

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What is a segmental lesion

Impacts a segment or length of a tubular organ

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What is the opposite of generalized

localized

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what is the opposite of diffuse

multifocal

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what is important when describing size and extent of multifocal lesions

minimum and maximum size, uniformity, number (if high, say innumerable)

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list some common terms to describe the shape of a lesion

circular, rectangular, triangular, geographic, diamond, ovoid, elliptical, linear, serpentine

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raised areas imply

inflammation, hyperplasia, neoplasia, edema, hyperemia, gas

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depressed lesions imply

fibrosis, necrosis or atrophy

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white lesions indicate

inflammation, neoplasia, necrosis, fibrosis, mineral deposition

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yellow lesions indicate

inflammation (pus), fat, fibrin, bilirubin

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green lesions indicate

bile pigment, eosinophilic inflammation, gangrene, fungal infection, hemosiderin, putrefaction

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black lesions indicate

melanin, blood exposed to acid, necrosis, exogenous carbon

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soft =

lips

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firm =

nose


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hard =

forehead

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what are the 5 key descriptive terms

location/distribution, size/extent, shape/demarcation/contour, colour, texture/strength