Cell birth and death Flashcards

exam 2

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1
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loss of proliferation controls only

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Benign

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2
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loss of both proliferation and positional controls

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malignant

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3
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proliferation continues even in the absence of an external stimulus

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neoplasia

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4
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altered proliferative states of cells that are reversible: proliferation and tissue damage stops when the stimulus that provoked it is removed

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regeneration
hyperplasia
metaplasia
dysplasia

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5
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neoplasia

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irreversible proliferation of cells

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6
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two major forms of neoplasia

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benign

malignant

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7
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least perturbed state

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regeneration

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8
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following balloon angioplasty what happens?

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endothelial cell injury

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9
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endothelial cells regenerate after a balloon angioplasty

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to re-from the lumenal lining

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10
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increase in the number of cells in the tissue but the cells are fully functional

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Hyperplasia

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11
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Grave’s disease

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hyperthyroidism

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12
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hyperthyroidism is an example of

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hyperplesia

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13
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_______ _____ in Bone Marrow following Blood loss

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Erythrocyte hyperplasia

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14
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replacement of one cell type with another cell type

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metaplasia

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15
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_____ of __________ _____ cells during chronic pelvic inflammatory disease

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metaplasia of endocervical epithelial cells

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16
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frequent pre-courser to cancer

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Dysplasia

17
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factoid of dysplasia

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it can be stopped but not very reversible to original cell state

18
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loss of orientation in the tissue, pleotropic cells (vary of sizes and nucleic)

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dysplasia

19
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large nuclei is indicative of ?

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high metabolic activity

20
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examples of dyplasia

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pap smear and moles

21
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example of a benign neoplasia

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uterine fibroid

22
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what are the symptoms of fibroids?

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abnormal and heavy bleeding; pain and pressure; fertility problems

23
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malignant neoplasia

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cancer

24
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example of a positional control of proliferation

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lumen of the Gut

25
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slowly dividing cell

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stem cells

26
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positional control decided by the

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extracellular matrix

27
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R point factoid

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defective in most cancers

28
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phases of mitosis (8)

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interphase
early prophase
metaphase
early anaphase
late prophase
prometaphase
late anaphase
late telophase
29
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basic cell cycle

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G1 phase
synthesis
G2 phase
M phase (mitosis/cytokinesis)