General Flashcards
Necrosis types
Coagulative is denature then degrade, binds acidophilic dye
Liquifactive has macrophages or neutrophils
Caseous has macrophages - Tb, histoplasma, and nocardia
Fat is dark blue on h and e
Fibrinoid in malignant HTN and vasculitis
Irreversible Cell injury
Nuclear pyknosis karyorrhexis or karyolysis but not chromatin clumping
Permeability but not swelling
Not atp, glycogen depletion
Not ribosome detachment (CCl4 fatty change)
Hypoxia ischemic encephalopathy
Pyramidal cells of hippocampus
Purkinje cells of cerebellum
Ischemic areas
Sub endocardium of LV
Straight proximal tubule and thick ascending tubule, both in medulla
Pale infarcts
Heart kidney spleen
Atrophy
Less metabolic demand from hospitalization
Occlusion of ducts in CF and stones
Pressure in kidney stone
Acute inflammation
Chronic inflammation
Eosinophils and antibodies
Can lead to scar or amyloid paid
Apoptosis
DNA laddering 180 no
Bcl2 inhibits apaf1 in intrinsic pathway, which inhibits caspase activation finally… Too much inhibition in follicular lymphoma
Fas-L for thymic negative selection coalesces to bind FADD which activates caspase a
Dystrophic calcification
TB pericardium
Schistosomiasis
Congenital CMV with toxoplasmosis
Normal ca level in abnormal tissue
Metastatic calcification
Warfarin
Dialysis
Vitamin D
sarcoidosis
high pH of kidney, lung, gastric mucosa
rolling
tight binding
diapedesis
migration
Glycam, CD34 (vessel) binds L-selectin
E/P selectin bind Siayl Lewis
ICam/CD54 binds CD 11/18 = LFA1/Mac1
VCAM/CD106 binds VLA4
Pecam/CD31
PAF, chemotactics
free radicals
bound by transferrin and ceruloplasmin
cause retinopathy of prematurity (hyper vascular)
bronchopulmonary dysplasia, hemochromatosis
scar formation at 80% strength
3 months
PDGF
from platelets and macrophages
stimulates fibroblasts
TGFB
stimulates angiogenesis, fibrosis, and cell cycle arrest
phase 3 wound healing
remodeling with fibroblasts
granulomatous diseases
Crohns
Listeria
Tertiary syphilis
Schistosomiasis
Exudate vs. transudate
thick exudate G>1.020 = lympatics, cancer, infection
thin transudate G
ESR
high in anemias except sickle cell/microsytosis
high in pregnancy, cancer
infection, inflammation
low in heart failure
AL primary amyloidosis
causes nephrotic syndrome, cardiac arrhythmia (faster than senile transthyretin form), bruising, megaly, neuropathy, tongue enlarge?
Dialysis amyloidosis
causes carpal tunnel, joint deposits
rolling
tight binding
diapedesis
migration
Glycam, CD34 (vessel) binds L-selectin
E/P selectin bind Siayl Lewis
ICam/CD54 binds CD 11/18 = LFA1/Mac1
VCAM/CD106 binds VLA4
Pecam/CD31
PAF, chemotactics
free radicals
bound by transferrin and ceruloplasmin
cause retinopathy of prematurity (hyper vascular)
bronchopulmonary dysplasia, hemochromatosis
inhaled injury
less than 1 micron or NH3
causes pneumonia, edema
scar formation at 80% strength
3 months
PDGF
from platelets and macrophages
stimulates fibroblasts
TGFB
stimulates angiogenesis, fibrosis, and cell cycle arrest
phase 3 wound healing
remodeling with fibroblasts
granulomatous diseases
Crohns
Listeria
Tertiary syphilis
Schistosomiasis
Exudate vs. transudate
thick exudate G>1.020 = lympatics, cancer, infection
thin transudate G
Radiation cancers
papillary thyroid, breast
leukemia, sarcoma
AL primary amyloidosis
causes nephrotic syndrome, cardiac arrhythmia, bruising, megaly, neuropathy
Dialysis amyloidosis
causes carpal tunnel
islet amyloid polypeptide
type 2 DM, amylin in islets
PGP
MDR1, seen in adrenal cell carcinoma
desmoplasia
irreversible, linitis plastica in gastric cancer