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what is a carcinoma?

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what are some features of malignancy regarding size?

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what is a craniopharyngioma (suprasellar germ cell tumor)?

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what is the general function of the endocrine system?

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what are some developmental disorders?

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aplasia, hypoplasia, dysplasia

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what can be taken away?

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which proliferative lesion is well demarcated and not encapsulated?

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nodular hyperplasia

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what are the clinical signs associated with cystic Rathke's pouch? which breed is it seen in most commonly?

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what are some features of malignancy regarding invasion?

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what is hypoplasia?

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formed but small

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how can you diagnose cystic Rathke's pouch?

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test available for genetic defect on LHX3 intron

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what can be not made right?

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which proliferative lesion is well demarcated and encapsulated?

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adenoma

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what causes acute inflammation?

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what is the general anatomy of the endocrine system?

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1. small and widely spaced 2. rich vasculature and interconnected 3. association with nervous system

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how can large lesions affect nearby tissue?

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what are some specific types of proliferative lesions (something added)?

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nodular hyperplasia, adenoma, carcinoma

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what causes chronic inflammation?

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what are some features of malignancy regarding cell morphology?

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what is the function of the pituitary?

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which proliferative lesion is only unilateral

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adenoma

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what is cystic Rathke's pouch?

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what are some possible secondary changes?

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diffuse atrophy, diffuse hyperplasia

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what is dysplasia?

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formed incorrectly

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what is an adenoma?

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what is nodular hyperplasia?

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which type of tumor tends to causes atrophy of the contralateral gland: functional or nonfunctional?

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functional (due to body's negative feedback)

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what is a functional tumor?

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which proliferative lesion is poorly demarcated and not encapsulated?

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carcinoma

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what is aplasia?

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never formed

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which proliferative lesions are usually solitary?

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adenoma and carcinoma

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what is a nonfunctional tumor?

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what can cause diffuse atrophy?

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what are the components of the pituitary?

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pars distalis - secretory epithelium from gut pars nervosa - from brain

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what can cause diffuse hyperplasia?

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what is the general pathology associated with the endocrine system?

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