Cell Injury

Question 1

What is pathology?

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Question 2

What are the stains used in pathology?

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Question 3

Contrast histopathology and cytopathology

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Question 4

What are the four aspects of a disease process?

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Question 5

What’s the impact of cell adaptation?

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Question 6

What are cellular adaptations?

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Question 7

What is hyperplasia?

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Question 8

Contrast physiological and pathological hyperplasia

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Question 9

What is hypertrophy?

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Question 10

What is physiological hypertrophy?

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Question 11

What is pathological hypertrophy?

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Question 12

What is atrophy?

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Question 13

What is metaplasia?

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Question 14

What may stimulate Metaplasia?

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Question 15

What are the possible etiologies of cell injury?

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Question 16

What are the general principles of cell injury?

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Question 17

What are the vulnerable parts of the cell?

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Question 18

What are the cell injury mechanisms?

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Question 19

What’s the impact f deletion of ATP?

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Question 20

What is the end result of ATP deletion?

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Question 21

What’s the impact of free radical injury?

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Question 22

How are ROS produced?

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Question 23

How do free radicals damage the cells?

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Question 24

Are there any protective mechanisms for ROS?

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Question 25

What are the consequences of mitochondrial damage?

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Question 26

What are the defects in membrane permeability?

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Question 27

What’s the consequence of defective proteins?

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Question 28

How does DNA damage occur?

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Question 29

What are some clinicopathological examples of cell injury ?

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Question 30

What are the type of toxin mediated injury?

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