Cell Injury Flashcards
When considering the process of cellular injury what is the CAUSE of production of excessive amount of lactic acid? A: immunologic injury B: nutritional injury C: hypoxia injury D: mechanical injury
C: Hypoxia injury
- the question is asking what causes the byproduct of lactic acid?
the oxygen decrease with hypoxia slows the Na/K pump so more sodium and water enter the cell causing necrosis and cell death
- decrease oxygen anaerobic produces lactic acid build up
what is not a reversible cellular adaptation A: hypertrophy B: hyperplasia C: necrosis D: atrophy
C: Necrosis
cell death is not reversible
oncosis (CELL SWELLING) is associated with which process A: Na K pump dysfunction B: apoptosis C: necrosis D: aging
A: Na/K pump dysfunction
- oncosis or swelling is from necrosis but it is because of the Na/K pump dysfunction that swelling occurs. Swelling does not always lead to necrosis
What does the presence of stratified squamous epithelium in the lower trachea of the client with history of smoking indicate A: hyperplasia B: metaplasia C: anaplasia D: dysplasia
B: metaplasia
- the is the replacement of susceptible cells with more resistance cells
the nurse is reviewing the lab results of a patient with bone cancer, which would the nurse expect to note in this specific disorder A: increase WBC B: increase calcium levels C: decreased blood urea nitrogen levels D: decrease plasma cells in bone marrow
B: increase calcium levels
- calcium in the bones if broken, calcium goes in the extracellular
- bone cancer arises from broken bone
which is an extrinsic factor that can cause cell aging and death A: Down syndrome B: sickle cell anemia C: UV radiation D: chronic inflammation
C: UV radiation
- outside factor!
Cells are able to adapt to changes in work demand or threats to survival by changing their size, number, type, and DNA composition
T/F
FALSE! cells can do everything listed EXCEPT change their DNA composition. If the DNA is damaged, the cell is destroyed
Apoptotic cells death and necrosis are both pathologic forms of cell death that are unregulated and invariably injurious to the organism
T/F
FALSE: apoptosis is not necessarily pathologic. Can be for good or bad
Necrosis is UNREGULATED
All mechanisms of cell injury lead to irreversible damage with cell destruction or death
FALSE: hypoxia is decrease oxygen levels but can be reversed