cell necrosis

Question 1

two types of cell death

Answer 1

apoptosis and necrosis

Question 2

gross histologuc correlate of cell death

Answer 2

necrosis

Question 3

what organelle causes cell death due to its enzymes

Answer 3

lysosomes

Question 4

apoptosis always has inflammation

Answer 4

false

Question 5

morphology od necrosis under microscope

Answer 5

increased eosinophilia, myelin figures, glassy homogenous figures, nucleu¥ar changes, calcification

Question 6

develops presence of denaturation

Answer 6

coagulative necrosis

Question 7

does not denote pattern of necrosis

Answer 7

fat necrosis

Question 8

seen in the brain

Answer 8

liquefactive necrosis

Question 9

cheesy white gross appearance

Answer 9

caseous necrosis

Question 10

fat necrosis is due to

Answer 10

fat lipases

Question 11

due to focal bacterial or fungal

Answer 11

liquefactive necrosis

Question 12

induced by tightly regulated intracellular program

Answer 12

apoptosis

Question 13

radiationa nd cytotoxic drugs are

Answer 13

phatological apoptosis

Question 14

cell breadown during menstruation is

Answer 14

physiological

Question 15

when lymphocytes and monocytes die is

Answer 15

physiological

Question 16

other name of monocytes

Answer 16

polymorphonuclears

Question 17

manifestations of metabolic derrangement in cells

Answer 17

intracellular accumulations

Question 18

where does intracellular accumulation happen

Answer 18

nucleus or cytoplasm

Question 19

due to genetic or acquired defects in metabolism, packaging, transport or secretion

Answer 19

normal and abnormal endogenous substance

Question 20

abnormal exogenous substances

Answer 20

deposited inside the cell and increase in number

Question 21

gives color

Answer 21

pigments

Question 22

example of lipids

Answer 22

triglycerides, cholesterol, cholesterol esthers, phospholipids

Question 23

abnormal accumualtions of triglycerides

Answer 23

steatosis or fatty change

Question 24

used by cell in the synthesis of cell membrane

Answer 24

cholesterol and cholesterol estherse

Question 25

round eosinopjilic droplets vacuoles or aggregates in the cytoplasm

Answer 25

proteins

Question 26

hyaline change

Answer 26

changes within cells or extracellular space

Question 27

where is glycogen stored

Answer 27

liver

Question 28

most common exogenous pigments

Answer 28

coal, carbon

Question 29

also known as the wear and tear pigment

Answer 29

lipofuscin

Question 30

melanin is derived from hemoglobin T or F

Answer 30

false

Question 31

main cause of lipofuscin accumualtion

Answer 31

cachexia or malnutrition

Question 32

ochronosis is seen in the accumulation of

Answer 32

hemogentisic acid

Question 33

black urine

Answer 33

alkaptonuria

Question 34

hemoglobin derived golden yellow to bron pigment

Answer 34

hemosiderin

Question 35

ferritin gives rise to

Answer 35

hemosiderin

Question 36

dpa or dihydroxyphenylalanin produced

Answer 36

tyrosine plus tyrosine catalase

Question 37

accumulation of iron in the liver

Answer 37

hemochromatosis

Question 38

normal major pigment in bile

Answer 38

billirubin

Question 39

PTH;CALCITONIN

Answer 39

BONE TO BLOOD: BLOOD TO BONE