Altered Cellular and Tissue Biology Flashcards

1
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atrophy

A

decrease of cell size

physciologic: muscle when having a cast
pathogenic: decrease blood supply to muscle

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2
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hypertrophy

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increase cell size

physiologic: increase muscle size from exercise
pathogenic: aorta being blocked increasing pressure

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3
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hyperplasia

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increase in number of cells due to cellular division

physiologic: increase breast tissue during pregnancy
pathogenic: increase in uterus during heavy period

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4
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metaplasia

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reversible replacement of mature cell by different mature cell

pathogenic: smoker having strafied squamous instead of columnar

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5
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dysplasia

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changes in size, shape, and organization of mature cells

pathogenic: pre-cancerous cells

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6
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ischemia

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reduced oxygen in the blood

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7
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anoxia

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no oxygen in the blood

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8
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apoptosis

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programmed cell death, organized, regulated manner

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9
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necrosis

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sum of cellular chagnes after local cell death

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10
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coagulative necrosis

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gel-like, protein denaturation, results form severe ischemia

effects: kidneys, heart, and adrenal glands

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liquefactive necrosis

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soft. liquified, segregates from healthy tissue, results from staphylococci and streptococci
effects: neurons and glial cells in the brain

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12
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caseous necrosis

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combination of coagulative and liquefactive, tissue resembels soft and granular

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13
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fat necrosis

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action of lipases

effects: breast, pancreas, other abdominal organs

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14
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gangrenous necrosis

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death of tissue from severe hypoxic injury

dry: coagulative
wet: liquefactive
gas: necrotic tissue invaded by organism, foul-smelling gases are produced

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15
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cellular aging

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atrophy, decreased fucntions and loss of cells

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16
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tissue/systemic aging

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progressive stiffness and rigidty

17
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frality

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wasting clinical syndrome; vulnerable to falls, functional decline, disability, disease and death

18
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algor mortis

A

reduction of body temperature

19
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livor mortis

A

purple discoloration at pressure points-pooling blood

20
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rigor mortis

A

within 6 hors, myosin-acting relationship, no ATP –> muscle stiffening

21
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postmortem autolysis

A

enzymic release and lytic dissolution at cellular level