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Froggy Jumps Splenic Ultrasound - Part 3 - PathologyOnline version Splenic ultrasound Q&A by Hedy 1 Removal or sequestration of leukocytes in the enlarged spleen may produce a decrease in leukocytes, termed _______________. a Thrombocytopenia b Leukopenia c Leukocytosis 2 What is the most common cause of splenomegaly? a Infection b Portal Hypertension c Hepatitis 3 As the spleen enlarges, does it generally become more hypoechoic or hyperechoic? a Hyperechoic b Hypoechoic c Isoechoic 4 A female patient with a history of histoplasmosis would most likely be diagnosed with a _______________. a Liver Disease b Granulomatous Infection c Abscess 5 A patient with a history of recent dental procedure, fever, and LUQ pain would most likely be diagnosed with a _______________. a Splenomegaly b Pancreatitis c Splenic Abscess 6 Splenomegaly is diagnosed when the spleen measures more than _______________ in the adult patient. a 13 cm b 12 cm c 15 cm 7 If you observe an increase in hypoechoic/anechoic structures in the area of the splenic hilum (without using color Doppler), this may indicate _______________. a Portal Hypertension b Aneurysm c Splenic infarct 8 The diameter of the splenic artery and vein is (larger/smaller?) _______________ in patients with splenomegaly. a Larger b Smaller c Same 9 Advanced atrophy of the spleen is sometimes called _______________. a Autosplenectomy b Splenomegaly c Splenoptosis 10 Enlargement of the spleen is called _______________. a Hypersplenism b Splenomegaly c Splenoctasis 11 What is the most common disease process visualized by the sonographer? a Splenomegaly b Abscess c Infarction 12 The spleen can get so enlarged that it can extend into the _______________. a Retroperitoneum b Thorax c Iliac Fossa 13 A storage disease that involves an accumulation of proteins in the spleen is _______________. a Amyloidosis b Hemochromatosis c Gaucher's disease 14 A storage disease that involves an accumulation of lipids in the spleen is _______________. a Fabry disease b Amyloidosis c Gaucher's Disease 15 In congenital or hereditary _______________, an intrinsic abnormality of red cells gives rise to small spheroid erythrocytes rather than normal biconcave disks. a Sickle cell disease b Spherocytosis c Elliptocytosis 16 _______________ is a type of blood cancer characterized by an increase in red blood cell mass and hemoglobin concentration, resulting in thickened blood. a Polycythemia Vera b Leukemia c Anemia 17 What are the 2 most common causes of granulocytopoietic abnormalities? a Anemia and Polycythemia b Leukopenia and Thrombocytopenia c Histoplasmosis and Tuberculosis 18 In patients who have had a previous granulomatous infection, the ultrasound appearance may have _______________ lesions with or without shadowing. a Isoechoic b Bright Echogenic c Hypoechoic 19 In a patient with previous granulomatous infection, the sonographer may also find _______________ in the splenic artery. a Aneurysm b Calcium c Lipids 20 A _______________ has the appearance of a hypoechoic mass with internal septations and low-level echoes representing pus or debris. a Splenic Abscess b Hematoma c Splenic Cyst 21 The microabscess formation demonstrates a _______________ sign (appearance) on sonography, similar to that seen in the liver. a Ring-Down b Bull's-Eye c Starry Sky

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Removal or sequestration of leukocytes in the enlarged spleen may produce a decrease in leukocytes, termed _______________.

What is the most common cause of splenomegaly?

As the spleen enlarges, does it generally become more hypoechoic or hyperechoic?

A female patient with a history of histoplasmosis would most likely be diagnosed with a _______________.

A patient with a history of recent dental procedure, fever, and LUQ pain would most likely be diagnosed with a _______________.

Splenomegaly is diagnosed when the spleen measures more than _______________ in the adult patient.

If you observe an increase in hypoechoic/anechoic structures in the area of the splenic hilum (without using color Doppler), this may indicate _______________.

The diameter of the splenic artery and vein is (larger/smaller?) _______________ in patients with splenomegaly.

Advanced atrophy of the spleen is sometimes called _______________.

Enlargement of the spleen is called _______________.

What is the most common disease process visualized by the sonographer?

The spleen can get so enlarged that it can extend into the _______________.

A storage disease that involves an accumulation of proteins in the spleen is _______________.

A storage disease that involves an accumulation of lipids in the spleen is _______________.

In congenital or hereditary _______________, an intrinsic abnormality of red cells gives rise to small spheroid erythrocytes rather than normal biconcave disks.

_______________ is a type of blood cancer characterized by an increase in red blood cell mass and hemoglobin concentration, resulting in thickened blood.

What are the 2 most common causes of granulocytopoietic abnormalities?

In patients who have had a previous granulomatous infection, the ultrasound appearance may have _______________ lesions with or without shadowing.

In a patient with previous granulomatous infection, the sonographer may also find _______________ in the splenic artery.

A _______________ has the appearance of a hypoechoic mass with internal septations and low-level echoes representing pus or debris.

The microabscess formation demonstrates a _______________ sign (appearance) on sonography, similar to that seen in the liver.