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Histopathology Lec > Cellular Injury and Cell Death > Flashcards

Cellular Injury and Cell Death Flashcards

1
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causes of cellular injury

A

[PHINGIC]
physical agents
hypoxia
infectious agents
nutritional imbalances
genetic abnormalities
immunologic reactions
chemical agents

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morphologic alterations in cell injury

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generalized swelling of cells and organelles
blebbing of plasma membrane
detachment of ribosomes from ER
clumping of nuclear chromatin

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3
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earliest manifestation of cell injury

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generalized swelling of cells and organelles

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4
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plasma membrane protrudes due to

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increased free radicals

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5
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nucleus in apoptosis

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fragmentation into nucleosome-size fragments

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6
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pyknosis

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clumping

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7
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karyorrhexis

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fragmentation

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8
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karyolysis

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dissolution

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9
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marker for cells undergoing apoptosis

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caspases

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10
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cysteine proteases that can cleave aspartic acid residue

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caspases

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11
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benefits of a necrosis death

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none

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12
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types of necrosis according to location/extent

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focal
massive

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13
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types of necrosis according to morphology

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[CLGCFF]
coagulative
liquefactive
gangrenous
caseous
fat
fibrinoid

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14
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tissue is firm; eosinophilic; occurs when vessel is obstructed; infarct; looks dull and dirty/cooked

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coagulative

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viscous, microbial infection pus formation, rapid desolution, digestion of dead cells, creamy yellow, affects the CNS

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liquefactive

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16
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due to ischemia, superimposed with bacterial infection, coagulation + liquid infection

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gangrenous

17
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two types of gangrene

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dry and wet

18
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sterile type, due to arterial occlusion, ischemic, less foul odor, discoloration (black or blood pigments)

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dry gangrene

19
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venous occlusion, foul odor, increase bacterial action + ischemic injury

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wet gangrene

20
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friable white appearance of necrotic area, soft whitish gray debris, TB and granuloma

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caseous

21
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forms an amorphous proteinaceous

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caseous

22
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due to destruction of pancreatic lipase

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fat

23
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splits fat into fatty acids and glycerol without affecting the membrane

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lipase

24
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FATTY ACIDS + CALCIUM =

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FAT SAPONIFICATION (chalky white areas)

25
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acute pancreatitis/mesentery

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fat

26
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kidney

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coagulative

27
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brain

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liquefactive

28
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lungs

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caseous

29
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seen in immune reactions

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fibrinoid

30
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IMMUNE COMPLEX + FIBRIN =

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FIBRINOID

31
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artery

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fibrinoid

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