Growth Adaptations Flashcards

1
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Hypertrophy means ?

A

Increase in organ size

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2
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Hypertrophy involves

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Gene activation
Protein synthesis
Production of organelles

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3
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Example for pathologic hyperplasia

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Endometric hyperplasia

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4
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Endometric hyperplasia

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Abnormally thick uterus - can progress eventually to cancer

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5
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Exception for hypertrophy

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BPH - Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

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6
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decrease in stress ?

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atrophy

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7
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atrophy

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leading to decrease in organ size , occurs via decrease in size and no. of cells , decrease in no. of cells occurs via apoptosis

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7
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atrophy

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leading to decrease in organ size , occurs via decrease in size and no. of cells , decrease in no. of cells occurs via apoptosis

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8
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decrease in cell size occurs via ?

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  1. ubiquitin proteosome system - ubiquitin proteosome degradation of cytoskeleton
  2. autophagy of cellular components
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9
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ubiquitin proteosome degradation of cytoskeleton

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intermediate filaments of cytoskeleton are tagged with ubiquitin and destroyed by proteosome

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10
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autophagy of cellular components

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generation of autophagic vacuoles - vacuoles fuse with lysosomes - lysosomes hydrolytic enzymes breakdown cellular components

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11
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metaplasia

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change in stress on an organ

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12
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barrett esophagus

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flat pink lining of esophagus ( non keratinized squamous epithelium) becomes damaged by acid reflux , which causes the lining to thicken ( non ciliated mucin producing columnar cells ) which can handle stress better .

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13
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dysplasia

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under persistent stress metaplasia changes to dysplasia , which can eventually change to cancer

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14
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exception for metaplasia

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apocrine metaplasia of breast

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15
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vit A deficiancy

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can cause metaplasia - keratomalacia

16
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keratomalacia

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vit A deficiency , resulting in metaplasia of the conjunctiva of the eye , turns thin squamous epithelium to stratified keratinizing squamous epithelium

17
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myositis ossificans

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connective tissue within muscle undergo metaplasia , connective tissue changes to bone during healing after trauma

18
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cervical intraepithelial neoplasia ( CIN )

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dysplasia and is precursor to cervical cancer

19
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aplasia

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failure of cell production during embryogenesis

20
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aplasia example

A

unilateral renal agenesis

21
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hypoplasia

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decrease in cell production during embryogenesis , resulting in small organs

22
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hypoplasia examples

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streak ovary in turner syndrome