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Week of August 18, 2008. 64 year old female with omental tumors. Ascitic fluid. A) Malignant mesothelioma B) Squamous cell carcinoma C) Amoebiasis D)

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1 Week of August 18, 2008

2 64 year old female with omental tumors. Ascitic fluid. A) Malignant mesothelioma B) Squamous cell carcinoma C) Amoebiasis D) Lymphoma E) Artifact 1

3 64 year old female with omental tumors. Ascitic fluid. A) Malignant mesothelioma B) Squamous cell carcinoma C) Amoebiasis D) Lymphoma E) Artifact 1

4 Low power 69 year old female. Hx of breast cancer. Ascitic fluid. A.Reactive mesothelial cells B.Lymphoma C.Carcinoma D.Squamous cell carcinoma E.Infection 2

5 Low power 69 year old female. Hx of breast cancer. Ascitic fluid. A.Reactive mesothelial cells B.Lymphoma C.Carcinoma D.Squamous cell carcinoma E.Infection 2

6 30 yo male. BAL A.PCP B.Alveolar proteinosis C.Tumor diathesis D.Amoeba E.Actinomycetes 3

7 30 yo male. BAL A.PCP B.Alveolar proteinosis C.Tumor diathesis D.Amoeba E.Actinomycetes 3

8 55 yo female. Lung FNA. A.Reactive endobronchial cells B.Sq. cell carcinoma C.Small cell carcinoma D.AdenoCa E.PCP 4

9 55 yo female. Lung FNA. A.Reactive endobronchial cells B.Sq. cell carcinoma C.Small cell carcinoma D.AdenoCa E.PCP 4

10 24 year old female. ThinPrep pap A.Trichomonas B.AGUS C.Organ of Chievitz D.HSIL E.Organ of Zuckerkandl 5

11 24 year old female. ThinPrep pap A.Trichomonas B.AGUS C.Organ of Chievitz D.HSIL E.Organ of Zuckerkandl 5

12 82 y/o male. Urine A.BK virus B.Reactive urothelial cells C.Atypical D.Positive for high grade TCC E.Positive for SCC 6

13 82 y/o male. Urine A.BK virus B.Reactive urothelial cells C.Atypical D.Positive for high grade TCC E.Positive for SCC 6

14 83 yo male with hepatic mass and chest wall mass. FNA from soft tissue. A.Infection B.Myeloma C.Rhabdomyosarcoma D.Carcinoma NOS E.Merkel cell carcinoma 7

15 83 yo male with hepatic mass and chest wall mass. FNA from soft tissue. A.Infection B.Myeloma C.Rhabdomyosarcoma D.Carcinoma NOS E.Merkel cell carcinoma 7

16 28 year old female. ThinPrep pap A.LSIL B.HSIL C.Negative D.Squamous metaplasia E.Tubal metaplasia 8

17 28 year old female. ThinPrep pap A.LSIL B.HSIL C.Negative D.Squamous metaplasia E.Tubal metaplasia 8

18 Thyroid FNA A.Papillary Thyroid carcinoma B.Benign follicles C.Artifact D.Medullary thyroid ca E.Goiter 9

19 Thyroid FNA A.Papillary Thyroid carcinoma B.Benign follicles C.Artifact D.Medullary thyroid ca E.Goiter 9

20 39 yo male with popliteal FNA. This is most consistent with: A.Myxoma B.Nodular fasciitis C.Leiomyosarcoma D.Myxoid liposarcoma E.Small cell osteosarcoma 10

21 39 yo male with popliteal FNA. This is most consistent with: A.Myxoma B.Nodular fasciitis C.Leiomyosarcoma D.Myxoid liposarcoma E.Small cell osteosarcoma 10

22 Extra Credit (not cytology related)  What is the Organ of Chievitz?  What is the Organ of Zuckerkandl?

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