Advance Patho Test #1

Question 1

adaption

Answer 1

where a cell adapts to stress

Question 2

Is adaptation reversible?

Answer 2

Yes

Question 3

Adaptaion in the heart

Answer 3

Mysosin and Actin contract, causing heart to enlarge, heart ventricle thickens

Question 4

If injury is severe can cell adapt?

Answer 4

NO

Question 5

Endometrial lining is a form of

Answer 5

adaptation, by under times when we have hormones available, the endometrial lining of the uterus is going to increase in proliferation

Question 6

hyperplasia

Answer 6

going to see what we call hyperplasia, an increase in numbers of cells. And that’s completely physiologic in the context of the estrogen and progesterone that’s produced during that menstrual cycle.

Question 7

pathologic adaptation

Answer 7

when there’s something that is actually not a normal process or a normal signal that gives rise to the damage to that cell.

Question 8

5 classifications of adaption

Answer 8

Hypetrophy

Question 9

cardiac myocytes

Answer 9

don’t divide, Therefore, they do not have the option of undergoing cell division in order to adapt to stress. They can only get bigger and enlarge in size

Question 10

Adaptations

Answer 10

adaptations that happen that sometimes are classified as precancerous. And the evidence of these adaptations increase the risk or likelihood of cancer.

Question 11

Atrophy

Answer 11

The word trophy means size means a lack of or a reduction in size. So the size of the cells gets smaller

Question 12

hyperplasia

Answer 12

cells that are capable of division have the option of hyperplasia as an adaptation

Answer 13

https://2sn.onlinenursing.simmons.edu/content/files-api/files/f25bc365-c68a-44ae-9022-7c3a0cd6f5e2?label=360p

Question 14

Dysplasia

Answer 14

dysplasia, where we started to get disorganization. And these are, again, reversible processes but are associated with an increased risk of cancer.