CSIM 1.3 Flashcards

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what is atrophy?

A
  • reduce in size of cell or organ
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2
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when is atrophy seen?

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  • hypoxia
  • reduced nutrition
  • decreased workload
  • decreased endocrine stimulation
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3
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what is hypertrophy?

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  • increase in size of organ or cell
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4
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when is hypertrophy seen?

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  • increase in functional demand - hormonal stimulation
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5
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what is metaplasia?

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  • one adult cell is replaced with another adult cell
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6
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what is pathological calcification?

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  • abnormal deposition of calcium salts
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7
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what is dystrophic calcification?

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  • calcification associated with necrosis
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8
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does dystrophic calcification have normal serum calcium levels?

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yes

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9
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what is metastatic calcification

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deposition of calcium salts because of high serum calcium

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10
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what gene is breast carcinoma associated with?

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overexpression of HER-2

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