Cell birth and death Flashcards
exam 2
loss of proliferation controls only
Benign
loss of both proliferation and positional controls
malignant
proliferation continues even in the absence of an external stimulus
neoplasia
altered proliferative states of cells that are reversible: proliferation and tissue damage stops when the stimulus that provoked it is removed
regeneration
hyperplasia
metaplasia
dysplasia
neoplasia
irreversible proliferation of cells
two major forms of neoplasia
benign
malignant
least perturbed state
regeneration
following balloon angioplasty what happens?
endothelial cell injury
endothelial cells regenerate after a balloon angioplasty
to re-from the lumenal lining
increase in the number of cells in the tissue but the cells are fully functional
Hyperplasia
Grave’s disease
hyperthyroidism
hyperthyroidism is an example of
hyperplesia
_______ _____ in Bone Marrow following Blood loss
Erythrocyte hyperplasia
replacement of one cell type with another cell type
metaplasia
_____ of __________ _____ cells during chronic pelvic inflammatory disease
metaplasia of endocervical epithelial cells