Cellular injury Flashcards

1
Q

5 causes of cell injury

A
Inflammation
Nutritional deficiency or excess
Hypoxia
Trauma
Genetic Mutations
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2
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Definition of hypoxia

A

low oxygen delivery in tissue

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3
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Causes of hypoxia

A

Ischemia
Hypoxemia
Decreased O2- carrying capacity of blood

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4
Q

What is Budd chiari syndrome

A

Thrombosis of hepatic vein

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5
Q

Most common cause of Budd Chiari Syndrome

A

Polycythemia Vera

Other no so common but also: lupus anticoagulant

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6
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Causes of ischemia

A

Block in arterial flow
Block of venous flow
Shock

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7
Q

Meaning of hypoxemia

A

Low partial pressure of O@ in blood

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8
Q

Causes of decrease of PAO2?

A

Hypoventilation

COPD

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9
Q

How intersticial fibrosis of the lungs can change the partial pressures of O2?

A

Decrease PaO2

Decrease SaO2

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10
Q

Partial O2 Pressures in anemia

A

PaO2 normal

SaO2 normal

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11
Q

Partial O2 Pressures in CO poisoning

A

PaO2 normal

SaO2 decreased

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12
Q

Fire fighter comes to the ER after doing his job, he complain of a headache. What is your probable diagnosis

A

CO poisoning

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13
Q

Where you can get CO poisoning?

A

Smoke of fires
Exhaust from cars
Gas heaters

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14
Q

Classic finding of CO poisoning and why?

A

Cherry red appeareance of skin

Hb tightly bound that reflects red light

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15
Q

Patient VIH in treatment with TMP SMX with low SaO2. Denies respiratory symptoms. Possible diagnosis

A

Methemoglobinemia due to sulfas

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16
Q

In what patients you can see met hemoglobinemia

A

Newborns

Patients in treatment with sulfate and nitrate drug

17
Q

Treatment of methemoglobinemia

A

IV methylene blue

18
Q

Consequence of Hypoxia

A
  1. Impairs oxidative phosphorylation
  2. Decrease ATP
  3. Cell injury
19
Q

Consequence of Low ATP

A
  1. Disrupts key cellular function
    Na- K Pump
    Ca pump
    Change to anaerobic glycolisis and production of lactic acid
20
Q

Function of lactic acid within the cell

A

Decrease Ph within cell

Precipitation of DNA and proteins

21
Q

To say a injury is reversible it must have

A

Cellular Swelling

Decrease in protein synthesis

22
Q

Cellular swelling causes

A

Loss of microvilli
membrane blebbing
swelling of RER– decrease in protein synthesis

23
Q

Membrane damage is a ______ injury

A

IRREVERSIBLE injury

24
Q

Name the membranes that are damaged in hypoxia

A

Plasma membrane
Mitochondrial membrane
Lysosomal membrane

25
Q

Where is located the electron transport chain?

A

In the inner mitochondrial membrane

26
Q

What hemeprotein can cause cell apoptosis and where it is found?

A

Cytochrome C

In the inner mitochondrial membrane

27
Q

Elevated Troponin I is related to what membrane damage

A

Plasma membrane of myocytes

28
Q

End Result of irreversible injury

A

Cell death

29
Q

What agent mixed with lysosomal enzymes enhanced its power.

A

Calcium

30
Q

Classic finding of methemoglobinemia

A

Cyanosis with chocolate colored blood