General Path Flashcards
1
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Apoptosis and Pathways
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- Intrinsic, elevated calcium and mitochondrial membrane instability allows cyt c to exit mitochondria and activate caspaces. BCL-2 is anti-apoptotic and BAX is pro-apoptotic
- Extrinsic FAS
2
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Gangrene (Dry vs Wet)
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- Dry gangrene occurs due to ischemia
- Wet Gangrene due to bacterial infection
3
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Leukocyte Extravasation
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- Rolling: E-Selectin and P Selectin from WP bodies on endothelial cells bind to sialyl lewis X sugars on leukocytes
- Tight Binding: ICAM on endothelial cells binds to LFA1 on leukocytes (Decreased, can’t extravasate)
- Extravasation: PECAM homotypic interactions
4
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Neutrophil Chemoattractants
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-C5a, LTB4, IL-8, Kalikrein
5
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Wound Healing Stages
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- 2 Days: Inflammation, fibrin and macrophages infiltrate are
- 2-3 Days: Granulation tissue (type 3 collagen) neovascularization.
- 1 Week: Replaced by type I collagen myofibroblast contraction
6
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Wound Healing Intention
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- Primary Intention: Smooth cut, laceration, skin juxtaposed
- Secondary Intention: Wound packed tighlty
- 3 intention: Purposely left open
7
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ESR reason
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- Inflammatory mediators bind to RBC and make them sediment out faster
- Used for Temporal Ateritis
- Decreased in polycythemia, CHF, Sickle Cell
8
Q
Downs Cancer
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ALL
9
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Tuberous Sclerosis
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Giant Cell Astrocytoma, Renal angiolipoma, cardiac rhabdomyoma
10
Q
Actinic Keratosis
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SCC
11
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Pagets
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Osteosarcoma (adult) child Rb increases risk
12
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Immunodeficencies
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Lymphomas (kaposi sarcoma for AIDS)
13
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Radiation
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Leukemia, Papillary Thyroid, Breast
14
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Autoimmunity
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Lymphomas
15
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abl mutation
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CML, normally RT, treat with inib
16
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C-myc
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-Burkitts Lymphoma, transcription factor (same with other myc)
17
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BCL-2
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Lymphoma
18
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Her2Neu
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Breast Cancer TK