CNS Trauma Cellular Response to Injury Flashcards

1
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Loss of blood flow or “red neuron” usually referred to as:

A

“degeneration” or neuron loss, often seen in infarction

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Herpes is associated with what type of inclusion bodies?

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Cowdry bodies, “Owl’s eye” appearance

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3
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Rabies is associated with what type of inclusion bodies?

A

Negri bodies

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4
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Astrocyte proliferation is referred to as:

A

Gliosis

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5
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Hypertrophic astrocytes are referred to as:

A

Gemistocytic

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6
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Benign “pearly” astrocytes associated with aging:

A

Corpora amylacea

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7
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Two glial cells that don’t react much to injury:

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Oligodendrocytes–can die in demyelinating disorders

Ependymal cells

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8
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Glial cells that basically proliferate as macrophages after injury:

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microglia

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