The Cells
Infectious Agents
Name that Malignancy
Give a Dx
Anything goes
100
Bladder irrigation exfoliates this cell:
umbrella cell
100
21 y.o. female with painful urination:
Herpes
100
100
HGUC
100
crystals
200
urothelial cells, degenerating
200
Be specific!!!
Schistosoma Haematobium
200
Patient presents with right flank pain and sample provides these cells; what is the most likely primary?
RCC
200
Voided urine of 52 y.o. male. Best diagnosis is?
LGUN
200
Renal pelvis washing, 58 y.o. male with hematuria:
renal cast
300
Prostate FNA:
seminal vesicle cells
300
Voided urine from a HIV positive patient.
CMV
300
68 y.o. male with difficulty in urination. Most likely primary is:
prostate adenocarcinoma
300
Catheterized urine of 70 y.o. male:
NHGUC
300
What collection type was likely used to obtain this sample?
brushing
400
This type of cell indicates what?
nothing, non-specific eosinophilic inclusion
400
400
5 y.o. female, FNA of kidney
Wilm's / nephroblastoma
400
75 y.o. with significant history. Most specific and appropriate dx would be:
HGUC w/ squamous differentiation
400
This image is most consistent with a diagnosis of:
malakoplakia
500
What part of the bladder do these cells most likely come from:
dome (will also accept Von Brunn's nest)
500
Entamoeba Histolytica
500
9 y.o. male (FNA and Biopsy of bladder)
Rhabdomyosarcoma
500
These are the only two cells of interest seen on a voided urine sample. Using Paris Urine reporting, what is the best diagnosis?
SHGUC
500
Voided urine - findings represent:
renal tubule