3. Degeneration Flashcards

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Apoxia

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No oxygen

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Hypoxia

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Insufficient oxygen

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Anemia

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def

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Ischemia

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Insufficient blood supply (due to loss/lack of blood)

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Infarction

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Death of tissue area, caused by ischemia

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Autophagy

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Cellular method of adaptation - Sequesters focal injury and old organelles, wrapping them in a vacuole (broken down, or remains as residual body)

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Hypertrophy

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Increase in cell size

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Atrophy

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Decreased workload, disuse, decreased blood supply, lack of endocrine stimulation&raquo_space; Decrease in cell size and function

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Dystrophy

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Faulty nutrition/development&raquo_space; Weakening, defective function

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Hyperplasia

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Increase in cell number

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Hypoplasia

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Failure to develop fully

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Dysplasia

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Abnormal growth/development

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Aplasia

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No development

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Neoplasia

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New, progressive growth

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Neoplasm

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Cell mass composing new growth

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Degeneration

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def 
patterns
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Apoptosis

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Normal, programmed process to eliminate unneeded cells (NO destruction of cell membrane, ATP, NO immune response)

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Exhaustion atrophy

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def

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Necrosis

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Lethal injury&raquo_space; enzymes progressively degrade cell&raquo_space; premature cell death

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Dystrophic calcification

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Calcium salts and other minerals attracted, if necrotic cells and debris aren’t promptly destroyed/reabsorbed

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Algor mortis

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Postmortem change - Decrease in body temp&raquo_space; body comes to equilibrium w/ enviro

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Livor mortis

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(2-3 hrs after death) Seepage of blood out of vessels&raquo_space; engorgement of dependent tissues

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Rigor mortis

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(6-8 hours after death) Rigidity in upper half of body&raquo_space; spreads to lower extremities

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Engorgement

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Swelling