Chapter 2 Flashcards

1
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increase in cell number

  • caused by increased rate of ________
    physiologic: after _____, the uterine ________ cells divide under influence of ______
  • compensentory: allows organs to ________- removal of of part of the ____ leads to remaining _____ cells undergoing compensentary
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hyperplasia
cellular division
ovulation
endometrial
estrogen
regenerate
uterine
liver
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cellular injury
_____
-exposure during neurologic development can result in _____ disorders, ______, and _____ problems
-most common source is ____ in older homes (_______) and at work (_____)
-toxicity affects _____ and ______ nervous systems
-______ is key
-treatment may include _____ therapy

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lead
learning
hyperactivity
attention
pain
children
adults
central, peripheral
prevention
chelation
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-free radicals and __________ (___)-_____ stress
-electrically uncharged ___ or group of ____ having an unpaired _______
-results in _____ damage
types of damage:
-lipid ________
-alteration of _____
-alteration of ____

  • mechanisms for _______ of free radicals
  • _______ oxidative stress
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reactive oxygen species ROS
oxidative
membrane
atom
atoms
electron
membrane
peroxidation 
proteins
DNA
inactivation
mitochondrial
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MARIJUANA SMOKING

  • approx 50% of the potent agents are absorbed through the ____; when marijuana is ingested however, only __% is absorbed. with heavy marijuana use the following adverse effects have been reported:
  • alterations of ______ perceptions, ____ and ____ impairments (inability to judge time, speed, distance)
  • smoking 3 or 4 joints per day is similar to smoking __ cigarettes per day, in relation to the frequency of chronic _____ and may contribute to ____ cancer
  • data from animal studies only, indicate ______ changes that include reduced _______, decreased ________, and decreased circulatory ________
  • fetal abnormalities including ______ weight and increased frequency ________
  • increased frequency of infectious illness which is thought to be the result of depressed ______ and _____ immunity
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lungs
10
sensory perceptions
cognitive
psychomotor 
20
bronchitis
lung 
reproductive 
fertility
sperm motility
testosterone
low birth
childhood leukemia
cell mediated
humoral
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5
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types of necrosis
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ necrosis:
-\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ infection
-combination of \_\_\_\_\_\_ and \_\_\_\_\_\_ necroses
-\_\_\_\_ substance that is walled off
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ necrosis:
-\_\_\_\_\_, \_\_\_\_\_\_, other \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ organs
-action of \_\_\_\_\_\_\_
-\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_: is a type of necrosis associated with pulmonary TB
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caseous
tuberculosis pulmonary 
coagulative
liquefactive 
cheese-looking
fat
breast
pancreas
abdominal
lipases
bacteriologic necrosis
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6
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lead
lead poisoning interferes with the function of _________
-the organs that are affected by lead consumption are ____ and _____
-lead causes damage within the cell by interfering with the action of _______

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neurotransmitters
bones, pancreas
calcium

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7
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hemoconcentration occurs because of the loss of salt and water

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heat exhaustion

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8
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free radicals

giving up an _______, which causes injury to the ________ of the _____

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electron
electron
chemical bonds
membrane

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9
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cellular injury
________
-results in major ______, especially _______
-is metabolized in the ______
-has a _______ effect with the__________, up to a point
-______ alcoholism affects the CNS
-_____ alcoholism affects primarily the liver and stomach
- ______ liver disease (____ liver, alcoholic ______, _____)
- acute _______
-can cause _______ syndrome

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ethanol (alcohol)
nutritional deficiencies, folate
liver
protective
cardiovascular system
acute 
chronic
alcohol induced
fatty
hepatitis
cirrhosis
gastritis
fetal alcohol syndrome
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10
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increase in cell size
caused by increased _____ demand or _______
-trigger signals: _____ and ______
physiologic growth - the mammary glands ______ during _____ primarily as a consequence of hormones
-______

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hypertrophy
work, hormones
mechanical, trophic
enlarge
pregnancy
pathologic
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11
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cellular death
_______
-is programmed cell death
-is characterized by the “dropping off” of cellular fragments called __________
-is the active process of cellular ________
-can occur ______ or _______
-______ apoptosis
-is _______ or _______
- can lead to ______, ______ disorders, ___________ diseases, ______ injury

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apoptosis
apoptotic bodies
destruction
normally, pathologically
dysregulated 
excessive
not enough
cancer
autoimmune
neurodegenerative
ischemic
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12
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cellular injury
-sudden increases or decreases in \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
-\_\_\_\_ injury
-\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ sickness or \_\_\_\_\_ disease
  - "the \_\_\_\_" \_\_\_\_\_ are formed by bubbles of \_\_\_\_\_\_
High altitude illness 
-high altitude \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
-high altitude \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
-Acute \_\_\_\_\_\_ sickness
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atmospheric pressure
blast
decompression
caisson
diver disease
emboli
nitrogen
Pulmonary edema 
Cerebral edema 
Mountain
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13
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deranged cellular; is not a true cellular adaptation but rather an atypical hyperplasia

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dysplasia

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14
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are the result of tearing, shearing, or crushing types of injuries, resulting in _____
for example to the upper arm, resulting from fall
simple tibia fracture sustained in skiing accident and spleen laceration caused by a punch during a physical fight, ______ and ____ caused by blows or impact
-______ injuries include cuts
-______ require the penetration of the skin and muscle by a bullet

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blunt forces
bruises
fractures
lacerations
sharp force
gunshot wounds
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15
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-can occur in response to _______ and ________
-pathologic hyperplasia produces an abnormal _______ of normal cells
_______ refers to abnormal changes in the size, shape, and organization of ______ cells
___________: enables organ _______ and is a normal process
_________ is not normal
and increases cell ________
_________ is an increase in the size of cells and consequently in the size of the affected ________

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pathologic hyperplasia
hormones, growth factors 
proliferation
dysplasia
mature
compensatory hyperplasia
regeneration
pathologic hyperplasia
number
hypertrophy 
organ
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16
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cellular injury
causes:
-lack of \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ (\_\_\_\_\_\_\_)
-\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
-caustic or toxic \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
-\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ agents
-unintentional and intentional \_\_\_\_\_\_\_
-\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ and \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ responses
-\_\_\_\_\_\_ factors
-insufficient \_\_\_\_\_
-physical \_\_\_\_\_ from many causes
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oxygen (hypoxia)
free radicals
chemicals
infectious
injury
inflammatory and immune
genetic
nutrients
trauma
17
Q

types of necrosis
_________ necrosis - this type of necrosis results from either severe _______ or ______ injury
-______,_______ and _________
-protein _________
-abnormality in intracellular _______
________ necrosis: _______ and _______ in the brain
-______ enzgymes form liquid filled _______ or forms ___

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coagulative
ischemia
chemical
kidneys
heart
adrenal glands
denaturation
calcium
liquefactive
neurons
glial cells
hydrolytic
cysts
pus
18
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reversible replacement of one mature cell type by another less mature cell type

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metaplasia

19
Q

is the cell’s response to escape and protect itself from injury

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cellular adaptation

20
Q
cellular injury
temperature extremes and climate change
-\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ injury
-slows cellular \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ processes
-produces \_\_\_\_\_

-_______ injury
-heat _______, _______, _____
malignant _____; ________ syndrome
-________ hyperthermia
-______
-______; sudden _______ syndrome

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hypothermic
metabolic 
ROS
hyperthermic
cramps, exhaustion, stroke
hyperthermia
neuroleptic malignant 
drug-induced
burns
overheating
sudden infant death syndrome
21
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modification in the shape of a specific cell type

  • refers to abnormal changes in _____, ______, and _______ of mature cells
  • can be called _________
  • does not indicate _______

_______

  • is the reversible replacement of one mature cell by another less mature cell type
  • is ________ of stem cells
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dysplasia
size, shape, organization
atypical  hyperplasia
cancer
metaplasia
reprogramming
22
Q

cellular injury
________
is colorless and odorless
-produces _________
-directly reduces the oxygen carrying capacity of ______, and promotes _____ hypoxia
-CO’s affinity for ______ is ___ times greater than that of oxygen; it quickly binds with the hemoglobin, preventing ______ to do so

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carbon monoxide (CO)
hypoxic injury
blood
tissue
hemoglobin
200
oxygen
23
Q
cellular death:
two types:
1. \_\_\_\_
-includes inflammatory changes
2. \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ - programmed cell death of scattered \_\_\_\_\_ cells
-no \_\_\_\_\_\_ changes
type 1: cell death (\_\_\_\_\_\_\_)
type 2:\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ cell death
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necrosis
apoptosis
inflammatory
caspases
autophagic
24
Q

leads to injury of tissues and organs, determining ________ of _________

  • injured cells may recover (_______) or die (________)
  • causes cell ____
  • is _____ or _______ and _____ or ______
  • can involve ______, _______, ______, ________, or pathologic __________
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cellular injury
structural patterns
disease
reversible injury
irreversible injury
stress
acute, chronic
reversible, irreversible
necrosis
apoptosis
autophagy
accumulation
calcification
25
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clincical term
____ vs ___ gangrene
____ gangrene

_______: is associaed with ________

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gangrenous necrosis
dry
wet
gas
wet
liquefactive