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Splenic Ultrasound - Part 4 - Pathology continuedVersión en línea Splenic Ultrasound Part 4 - Pathology Continued por Hedy 1 A malignant tumor of the spleen, made of blood vessels. a Hemangiosarcoma b Lymphoma c Hepatosplenic candidiasis d Hemangioma 2 What is the sonographic appearance of a splenic infarction? a Central hyperechoic mass b Round anechoic lesion c Peripheral wedge-shaped hypoechoic structure d Diffuse inhomogeneous echotexture 3 You visualize a complex-appearing mass within the spleen. The patient has experienced a fall down the stairs. You are most likely visualizing a: a Abscess b Hematoma c Hemangioma d Infarct 4 The implantation of ectopic splenic tissue, possibly secondary to splenic rupture: a Splenosis b Hematoma c Accessory spleen d Hepatosplenic candidiasis 5 The following lesions are all benign EXCEPT: a Adenoma b Fractions of pseudolesions c Hemangiosarcoma d Hemangioma 6 A patient experiences trauma from a car accident. You cannot visualize the spleen, but multiple small nodular implants are scattered throughout the abdominal cavity. What is the most likely diagnosis? a Lymphoma b Splenosis c Peritoneal sarcoidosis d Peritoneal carcinomatosis 7 Splenosis lesions are usually mistakenly diagnosed as: a Peritoneal neoplasms or abdominal tumors b Chronic pancreatitis c Appendicitis d Lymphatic malformations 8 Hepatosplenic _____ on ultrasound may show irregular masses within the spleen in a "wheels-within-wheels" pattern. a Candidiasis b Tuberculosis c Cytomegalovirus infection d Leishmaniasis 9 In patients with AIDS, the most common finding in the spleen is: a Splenomegaly b Abscess c Cysts d Splenic infarct 10 The most common cause of focal splenic lesions resulting from occlusion of the major splenic artery or its branches is: a Hemangioma b Hematoma c Splenic abscess d Splenic Infarction 11 _____ is present with a splenic infarction. a Hypersplenism b Atrophy c Splenomegaly d Hepatomegaly 12 Splenic infarctions are almost always the result of emboli arising from the _____ side of the heart. a Left b Atrial c Both d Right 13 On ultrasound, fresh hemorrhage usually has a _____ appearance. a Anechoic b Hypoechoic c Hyperechoic d Isoechoic 14 Healed splenic infarctions appear sonographically as _____, peripheral wedge-shaped lesions. a Isodense b Echogenic c Hypoechoic d Anechoic 15 Infarcted splenic segments are _____. a Hypervascular b Avascular c Hypovascular d Normovascular 16 The _____ and the liver are the most commonly injured organs as a result of blunt abdominal trauma. a Lungs b Spleen c Kidneys d Pancreas 17 If a patient has severe LUQ pain secondary to trauma, a splenic hematoma or _____ hematoma should be considered. a Periarterial b Intraperitoneal c Subcapsular d Intracapsular 18 Which of the following statements regarding splenic cysts is correct? a Cysts are common and usually malignant b Cysts are always bilateral c Cystic masses are uncommon in the spleen d Cysts never occur with trauma 19 Splenic cysts may be classified as congenital or _____ in origin. a Acquired b Congenital c Endemic d Inherited 20 A splenic simple cyst presents on ultrasound as a/an _____, smooth-bordered mass without septations or nodules. a Anechoic b Hypoechoic c Isoechoic d Complex 21 The most common benign tumor of the spleen is the: a Hamartoma b Lymphangioma c Fibroma d Hemangioma 22 The _____ consists of a combination of sinuses and structures equivalent to pulp cords (red pulp), and may also contain lymphoid tissue. a Metastasis b Lymphangioma c Hemangioma d Hamartoma 23 Which of the following statements regarding lymphoma and the spleen is correct? a Lymphoma never involves the spleen b Lymphoma only affects the liver c The spleen is rarely involved in lymphoma d The spleen is commonly involved in lymphoma 24 The most common malignant tumors of the spleen are: a Metastases from breast b Hodgkin's and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma c Melanoma d Rhabdomyosarcoma 25 When focal lymphomatous lesions are seen in the spleen on ultrasound, they typically appear: a Hypoechoic b Hyperechoic c Anechoic d Isoechoic 26 The mixed cystic sonographic pattern of hemangiosarcoma resembles that of a: a Simple cyst b Cavernous hemangioma c Abscess d Complex cystic neoplasm 27 The spleen is a(n) ________ site of metastases. a frequent b never involved in metastasis c common d rare 28 Melanoma metastases to the spleen appear _____ on ultrasound, but with higher echo amplitude than lymphomatous deposits. a Hyperechoic b Isoechoic c Hypoechoic d Anechoic 29 Metastases of the spleen may appear on ultrasound as target lesions or halo lesions. a False b Cannot be determined c Only in MRI d True 30 Splenosis implants are most frequently misdiagnosed as: a wandering spleen b infarctions c cysts d tumors 31 A benign splenic tumor made up of blood vessels: a hamartoma b hemangioma c lymphoma d leukemia 32 A quick ultrasound exam usually performed in the E.R. to assess intrathoracic, intra-abdominal cavity effusion and ascites is called the __________ exam: a ePAST b eCAST c eFAST d eLAST

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A malignant tumor of the spleen, made of blood vessels.

What is the sonographic appearance of a splenic infarction?

You visualize a complex-appearing mass within the spleen. The patient has experienced a fall down the stairs. You are most likely visualizing a:

The implantation of ectopic splenic tissue, possibly secondary to splenic rupture:

The following lesions are all benign EXCEPT:

A patient experiences trauma from a car accident. You cannot visualize the spleen, but multiple small nodular implants are scattered throughout the abdominal cavity. What is the most likely diagnosis?

Splenosis lesions are usually mistakenly diagnosed as:

Hepatosplenic _____ on ultrasound may show irregular masses within the spleen in a "wheels-within-wheels" pattern.

In patients with AIDS, the most common finding in the spleen is:

The most common cause of focal splenic lesions resulting from occlusion of the major splenic artery or its branches is:

_____ is present with a splenic infarction.

Splenic infarctions are almost always the result of emboli arising from the _____ side of the heart.

On ultrasound, fresh hemorrhage usually has a _____ appearance.

Healed splenic infarctions appear sonographically as _____, peripheral wedge-shaped lesions.

Infarcted splenic segments are _____.

The _____ and the liver are the most commonly injured organs as a result of blunt abdominal trauma.

If a patient has severe LUQ pain secondary to trauma, a splenic hematoma or _____ hematoma should be considered.

Which of the following statements regarding splenic cysts is correct?

Splenic cysts may be classified as congenital or _____ in origin.

A splenic simple cyst presents on ultrasound as a/an _____, smooth-bordered mass without septations or nodules.

The most common benign tumor of the spleen is the:

The _____ consists of a combination of sinuses and structures equivalent to pulp cords (red pulp), and may also contain lymphoid tissue.

Which of the following statements regarding lymphoma and the spleen is correct?

The most common malignant tumors of the spleen are:

When focal lymphomatous lesions are seen in the spleen on ultrasound, they typically appear:

The mixed cystic sonographic pattern of hemangiosarcoma resembles that of a:

The spleen is a(n) ________ site of metastases.

Melanoma metastases to the spleen appear _____ on ultrasound, but with higher echo amplitude than lymphomatous deposits.

Metastases of the spleen may appear on ultrasound as target lesions or halo lesions.

Splenosis implants are most frequently misdiagnosed as:

A benign splenic tumor made up of blood vessels:

A quick ultrasound exam usually performed in the E.R. to assess intrathoracic, intra-abdominal cavity effusion and ascites is called the __________ exam: