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cell injury Flashcards

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Acute pancreatitis

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Fat necrosis - enzymatic digestion from lipases “leaked” into adipose tissues

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Liquefactive Necrosis of the brain

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Psammoma body

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Dystrophic Calcification

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Occurance of wet gangrene

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Secondary to bacterial infections at site of ischemic damage

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Adaptation: Barrett’s esophagus

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Metaplasia - squamous –> columnuar on small intestintal globet cell metaplasia

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6
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Too much vitamin D

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Metastatic Calcification

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Necrosis or Apoptosis: Desctruction of adipocytes

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Fat Necrosis

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Adaptation: Liver undergoing compensatory growth

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Hyperplasia

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Dry Gangrene - coagulative necrosis

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Wet Gangrene - Liquefactive necrosis

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Adaptation: Scarring and Fibrosis

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Hyperplasia

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Adaptation: increase in endometrial thickness under estrogenic stimulation

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Hyperplasia

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Necrosis or Apoptosis: Inflammation levels and number of cells

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Necrosis has increase inflammation and larger number of cells/area of tissue.

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Dystrophic calcification

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Fat necrosis large scale destruction

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Saponification with deposition of calcium salts

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Caseuous necrosis

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Intrinsic Pathway

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from intracellular injury (radiation, toxins, Ros, ), more p53, more Bcl family members (bak, bax)

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Psomamma body - dystrophic calcification.

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Adaptation: thickening of the heart, decrease in the volume

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Hypertrophy (Cardiac)

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Necrosis or Apoptosis: Tissue architecture is lost, cell outlines not present

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Liquefactive necrosis

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Adaptation: Smoking

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Metaplasia - columnar –> squamous

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Extrinsic Pathway

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Death receptors - FAS w/ FASL, TNFR1

or Cytotoxic T-cell Mediated Death with Granzyme B

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Adaptation: Poor nutrition - generalized cachexia

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Necrosis or Apoptosis: CNS Necrosis

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Liquefactive Necrosis

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Endogenous - hemosiderin - hemoglobin break down product, iron stored in cells

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Adaptation: reduced endocrine stimulation in postmenopausal state

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Dystrophic Calcification

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Normal systemic calcium levels, associated with dying/degernerating cells - atherosclerosis and valvulatr heart disease, Fat necrosis

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Lipid accumulations steatosis - fatty change in liver. Fatty acid accumulation within cells with normally active FA metabolism

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Karyolysis

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nuclear dissolution - coagulative necrosis

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Exogenous - Lipofuscian - wear and tear pigment - phopholipids/proteins-lack of enzyme

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Necrosis or Apoptosis: Tuberculosis in lung

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Caseous Necrosis

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Foamy macrophages, atherosclersosis from cholesterol, lipid accumulation

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Necrosis or Apoptosis:cell death with dead inflammatory cells resulting in pus

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Liquefactive necrosis

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Necrosis or Apoptosis: Complete enzymatic digestion of dead cells

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Liquefactive necrosis

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Necrosis or Apoptosis: Microscopic visual shows does not tissue architecture, surrounded by granulomatous inflammation

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Caseous (Gross) Necrosis

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liquefactive necrosis

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Metastatic Calcification

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Hypercalcemia, destruction of bone, Increase PTH for bone resorption, in gastric mucosa, kidneys, lungs, blood vessels

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Xanthoma lipid accumulation w/ hypercholesterolemia

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Adaptation: Decreased workload due to disuse in the skeletal muscle, bone

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Adaptation: increasing cell number for mammary glands during lactation to provide milk

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Hyperplasia

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Liquefactive necrosis

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Adaptation: Loss of nerve supply due to dernevation in the skeletal muscle

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Adaptation: Ischemia in brain

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Fat necrosis

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Pyknosis

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Coagulative necrosis - nuclear shrinkage and darkening

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Exogenous - carbon dust - anthrocosis - lung found in macrophages in lymphatic channels

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Apoptosis Physiologic

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Involution of structure during development, eliminate immune cells (lymphocytes, neutrophils), Involution following hormoen withdrawal, CTL mediation.

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Coagulative necrosis

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Necrosis or Apoptosis: Denaturation of cytosolic proteins

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Necrosis (coagulative)

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Adaptation: Gravid Uterus

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Hyperplasia and Hypertrophy – the uterus during pregnancy

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Apoptosis Pathologic

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Radiation, drugs, DNA damage

Viral infections - autoimmune

Neoplastic

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ex. of dry gangrene

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Extereme diabetes, intestines

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Karyyorrhexsis

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fragmentation of pyknotic nucleus

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