Pap Smear Test! Trivia Quiz

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1. Diagnosis:

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Fungal organisms consistent with Candida spp

Pseudohyphae and reactive changes in the squamous epithelial cells.

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Pap Smear Test! Trivia Quiz - Quiz

A Pap smear is a medical screening method for cervical cancer done on a female to test and check cancerous cells' presence on the cervix.
In this procedure, cells are softly brushed away, which may be a little bit painful process. Take this quiz to test your knowledge by... see moreidentifying the correct images and select the right option.
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2. Diagnosis:

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Trichomonas is a pear-shaped, oval, or round cyanophillic organism. Nuclei are pale and eccentrically located. Eosinophilic cytoplasmic granules may be visible.

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3. Diagnosis:

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HGSIL stands for High-Grade Squamous Intraepithelial Lesion. It is a diagnosis that indicates the presence of abnormal cells on the surface of the cervix that have a high likelihood of progressing to invasive squamous cell carcinoma if left untreated. HGSIL is considered a precancerous condition and requires further evaluation and treatment to prevent the development of cervical cancer.

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4. Diagnosis:

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Dysplastic squamous cells with anisocytosis and anisonucleosis including keratinization and tadpole cells are diagnostic of invasive squamous cell carcinoma.

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5. Diagnosis:

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Increased N/C ratio. Prominent nucleoli but delicate chromatin and no nuclear membrane abnormalities. Such changes should not be over-interpreted as atypical endocervical cells.

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6. Diagnosis:

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Single cells may also mimic high-grade SIL; however, the morphologic spectrum of abnormalities usually present with squamous intraepithelial lesions is absent in cases with single atypical cells due to the IUD effect. Also, the presence of nucleoli in isolated cells with a high N/C ratio (right) are not typical of HSIL.

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7. Diagnosis:

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Squamous cells in flat monolayer sheet with the maintenance of nuclear polarity and prominent nucleoli in most cells If marked anisonucleosis, irregularities in the chromatin distribution, or variation in size and shape of nucleoli are present, so-called "atypical repair", the changes should be categorized as atypical glandular cells or atypical squamous cells.

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8. Diagnosis:

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Large, multinucleated dysplastic cells with "mature" cytoplasm and distinct cell borders. The nucleus shows enlargement which is > 3X intermediate nuclei, hyperchromasia, pleomorphism of size and shape. No nucleoli are seen.

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