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Gross Pathology Flashcards

1
Q

The study of the abnormal form, and function at the tissue and cellular level

A

Pathology

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2
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Why should we study pathology?

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To understand the mechanism of injury and pathophysiologies

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3
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Degeneration of the liver

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Hepatopathy

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4
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Ingluvo

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Crop

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5
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Myelo

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Bone marrow

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6
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An interpretative summary of a lesion

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Morphologic diagnosis

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7
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In what examination are tissues for histopathology and ancillary testing collected

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Necropsy

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8
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The sequence of events and abnormalities that lead to disease

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Pathogenesis

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9
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Inflammation of the brain

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Encephalitis

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10
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In lesion descriptions, what acronym is used and what does each letter stand for?

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CLASSC

Color
Location
Appearance
Size
Shape
Consistency

Bonus: Number or odor

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11
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In what examination are special stains, histochemistry, and immunohistochemistry conducted

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Histopathology

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12
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Bacteriology, virology, parasitology, toxicology, mass spectrometry etc. are examples of _______ diagnostics

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Ancillary

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13
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An objective detailing process of a
lesion

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Description

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14
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Encephalo

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Brain

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15
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Cancer

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Neoplasia

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16
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In morphological descriptions, what acronym is used and what does each letter stand for?

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3D ATP

Degree
Distribution
Duration
Action
Tissue
Process

17
Q

Pneumo

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Lungs

18
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Myo

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Muscle

19
Q

What caused it (death)

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Etiology

20
Q

Physical or functional tissue
abnormality

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Lesion

21
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Entero

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Intestines

22
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Hepato

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Liver

23
Q

The clinically apparent dysfunction derived from the cumulative abnormalities at the molecular, cellular and tissue levels

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Disease

24
Q

Postmortem macroscopic examination of a nonhuman animal

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Necropsy

25
Q

Physical and/ or functional tissue abnormality

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Lesion

26
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Nephro

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Kidney

27
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Gastro

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GI

28
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Glosso

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Tongue

29
Q

Pathologic shrinking of a tissue

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Atrophy

30
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Microscopic examination of both postmortem and antemortem formalin-fixed tissues

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Histopathology

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