This marker is positive in the lung, thyroid, small cell carcinoma of any site.
What is TTF-1
Nodular sclerosis, Lymphocyte rich, Lymphocyte deficient, Mixed cellularity
What is classical Hodgkin's Lymphoma?
Other class of Hodgkin's? NLPHL
Troll hairs(fibrillary stroma)
Myxoid or chondromyxoid stroma
Predominantly myoepithelial cells
Bright magenta color
What is pleomorphic adenoma
Clue: Testicular tumor
What is a seminoma?
Tumors that metastasize to the bone
breast, prostate, lung, liver, kidney***
This marker is positive in the breast, urothelium, parathyroid, (may stain sqCC's, mesotheliomas)
What is GATA-3
This lymphoma is primarily in the skin and sometimes associated with breast implants
IP: CD30+, ALK +(60-85%), CD2, CD4, CD5+ , variable CD45
CD15-, CD3-, CD8-
This cancer has two main features:
1. The presence of true papillae defined as finger-like projection with a fibrovascular core
2. Nuclear features of A) nuclear enlargement, B) nuclear membrane irregularity and C) chromatin clearing
What is Papillary thyroid carcinoma?
BQ: Adequacy of thyroid FNA (6 clusters of 10 cells)
Abundant colloid
What is WT1, Calretinin, CK5/6, D2-40
This marker stains colorectum, pancreas, gastric, and enteric carcinomas of any site
What is CDX2?
This lymphoma is associated with Celiac's disease.
CD3+, CD7+, CD 103+
CD4-, CD8-, CD5-
What is Enteropathy-associated T cell lymphoma?
>90% in small intestine, diffuse infiltration of lymph with angioinvasion
Grade RCC
Grade 1: Absent or inconspicuous nucleoli(400X), absent on 100x
Grade 2: Conspicuous and eosinophilic nucleoli(400x), visible but not prominent(100x)
Grade 3: Prominent nucleoli(400X), conspicuous and eosinophilic (100x)
Grade 4: Prominent nucleoli(400x), prominent( 100x)
This marker stains GYN serous carcinomas(also mesotheliomas and some sarcomas)
What is WT1?
This blood disorder is caused by a deficiency of GPI anchored proteins on cells.
What is Paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria?(PNH)
- RBC: Loss of CD59 and CD55
- Detected on flow cytometry by noting the absence of FLAER binding to WBCs
Hypocellular and hypercellular areas in a Schwannoma respectively
What are the special bodies called?
Antoni B and Antoni A areas
Verrocay bodies
Grade DCIS
Grade 1: <1.5 RBC, rare mitosis, mild nuclear pleomorphism
Grade 2: 1-2 RBC, sparse mitosis, moderate nuclear pleomorphism
Grade 3: >2.5 RBC, frequent mitosis, severe nuclear pleomorphism
This marker stains thyroid, renal, and GYN(mullerian)*
What is PAX8?
CD138+, CD38+, MUM1+, EMA+, IG k or l restriction, CD79a+
CD19-, CD20-, CD22-
(MGUS vs plasma cell myeloma(MM)
Coagulation factor with the:
shortest half life
longest half life
-How to calculate INR
Shortest: Factor 7
Longest: Factor 13
(PT(patient)/PT(normalized))^ISI
ISI: International Sensitivity Index(1.3-1.5)