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| Most common skin manifestation of RA |
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| Major cause of functional disability in kids |
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| Juvenile idiopathic arthritis |
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| Major cause of primary gout |
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| Decreased renal filtration and underexcretion |
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| Most common mesenchymal neoplasm of hand |
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| Giant Cell Tumor of Tendon Sheath |
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| Most common dementia in the elderly |
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| The 2 major microscopic findings in Alzheimer |
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| The most common cause of natural death in Huntington |
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| Most common molecular abnormality in oligodendrogliomas |
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| Choroid plexus papilloma, most common in whom and where? |
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| Children, Lateral Ventricle |
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| Most common molecular alteration in medullablastoma |
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| Loss of material from 17p |
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| Most common CNS neoplasm in immunosuppressed |
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| Most primary brain lymphomas are what type? |
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| Most common molecular alteration in meningiomas |
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| Most common type of neurofibroma |
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| Most common molecular alteration in tuberous sclerosis |
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| Mutated TSC2, encoding tuberin |
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| The site of most active ceullular processes in bone |
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| Most common disease of the growth plate |
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| Most common lethal form of dwarfism |
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| Most common type of osteopetrosis |
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| Malignant infantile and adult autosomal |
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| Most common metabolic bone disease in US |
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| Most common forms of osteoporosis (2) |
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| Senile and post menopausal |
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| Most common cause of osteonecrosis |
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| Fracture, steroids, idiopathic |
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| Most common cause of pyogenic osteomyelitis |
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| bacteremia from brushing teeth |
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| Where is Garre's sclerosing osteomyelitis typically seen |
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| Bone most commonly affected by tuberculous osteomyelitis |
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| Cancer notorious for single mets to bones |
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| Most common tumor arising in bone |
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| Most common primary malignancy of bone, excluding myeloma/lymphoma |
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| Describe the "most common" characteristics of osteosarcoma |
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| Most commonly arise in metaphysis of bone; solitary; intramedullary; poorly differentiated |
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| Most common benign bone tumor |
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| Osteochondroma (exostosis) |
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| Most common location for osteochondroma |
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| Most common intraosseous cartilaginous tumor |
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| 2nd most common malignant tumor of bone |
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| 4th most common malignancy in kids |
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| Soft tissue tumor (sarcoma?) |
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| Most common soft tissue tumor of the adult |
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| Commonest reactive pseudosarcoma |
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| Most common soft tissue sarcoma of childhood/adolescence |
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| Most common type of rhabdomyosarcoma |
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| Alveolar type of rhabdomyosarcoma most common when? |
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| What are the principal cells in repair and scar formation in the brain? |
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| Most important histopathologic indicator of CNS injury |
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| What 2 things are Rosenthal fibers characteristic of? |
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| Pilocytic astrocytomas and Alexander Disease |
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| What condition are Alzheimer type II astrocytes related to? |
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| What is hydrocephalus usually due to? |
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| Collectively, the most common CNS malformation |
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| Anencephaly more common in which sex |
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| Encephalocele usually occurs where? |
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| Occipital or posterior fossa |
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| Most common of the neural tube defects |
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| Part of cord most often affected in syringomyelia |
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| Part of brain most susceptible to direct parenchymal injury |
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| Most common location for brain contusion |
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| Frontal lobe along orbital gyri and temporal lobes |
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| Subarachnoid hematomas are most common where? |
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| Over lateral aspects of cerebral hemispheres |
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| Most injuries associated with spinal cord trauma occur because of? |
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| Displacement of vertebral column |
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| 3rd leading cause of death in the US |
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| Most prevalent neurological disorder in terms of morbidity and mortality |
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| Zone at greatest risk for watershed infarct |
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| Most common cause of thrombotic occlusions |
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| Most common cause of embolism |
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| Intracerebral hemorrhages are most common when? |
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| Most frequent cause of subarachnoid hemorrhage |
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| Most common type of intracranial aneurysm |
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| 4th most common CV disorder |
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| Most important type of vascular malformation |
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| Most common location for AV malformations |
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| Most common route of entry for infections |
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| Most common cause of brain abscess |
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| Lobe most commonly affected by abscess |
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| Most common pattern of TB meningitis |
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| Diffuse meningoencephalitis |
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| Most common demyelinating disorder |
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