class 2 (ch 3, cellular adaptation, injury and death). Flashcards

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where to all forms of disease begin?

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alterations to cells

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what is adaptation?

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happens to maintain homeostasis. it is reversible, structural, or functional response both to normal or physiologic conditions and to advers or pathologic conditions.

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3
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cellular adaptations to advers conditions

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they are usually only temprarily successful.

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what does altered cellular and tissue biology result from?

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adaptation, injury, neoplasia, aging or death.

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injury may be what?

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reversible or irreversible

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what are the types of injury classifications?

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chemical, hypoxic, free radical, intentional, unintentional, immunologic, infection, and inflammatory.

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what is atrophy?

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a decrease or shrinkage in cellular size. it can affect any organ but is most common in skeletal muscle , the heart, secondary sex organs, and the brian.

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physiologic atrophy?

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occurs with early development

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pathologic atrophy?

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result of decreases in workload, pressure, use, blood supply, nutrition, hormonal stimulation, and nervous stimulation.

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10
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ubiquitin-proteosome pathway

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primary pathway of protein catabolism and catabolism involves proteosomes

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