Hemmorhage Flashcards

1
Q

◦ These are red or purple spots on the body
that are caused by a hemorrhage.
◦ They are often the result of some type of
platelet or coagulation disorder.

A

Purpura

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2
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◦ This is a type of purpura that consists of very
small red or purple spot on the body

A

Petechia

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3
Q

2 types of hemmorhage

A

Purpura, petechia

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4
Q

 This is the inability of an organ or
structure to form properly.
 The defective development of an organ
can result in the partial or complete loss
of an organ.

A

Aplasia

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5
Q

is the decrease in size of the
cells within an organ or structure.

A

Atrophy

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6
Q

The following is a list of some of the
common causes of atrophy:

A

Lack of Physical Activity
◦ Poor Nourishment
◦ Nerve Damage
◦ Poor Circulation

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7
Q

This is the opposite of atrophy in that
there is an abnormal increase in cell size.

A

Hypertrophy

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8
Q

The following is a list of some of the
common causes of hypertrophy:
◦ IHC

A

An Increase in Physical Activity
◦ Hormonal Changes
◦ Chronic Inflammation

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9
Q

 This is the abnormal proliferation of foreign
cells that form a mass of tissue within an
organ or structure.

A

Neoplasm

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10
Q

A is one that is self-limited
and will not spread or seed to distant sites
within the host organism

A

benign neoplasm

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11
Q

A ___ on the other
hand, does possess the ability to spread to
distant sites in the body.

A

malignant neoplasm (cancer),

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12
Q

This type of tumor will seed by employing either the lymphatic system (primary method) or by
using the circulatory system (hematogenous
spread).

A

malignant neoplasm (cancer)

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13
Q

 If left untreated or undetected, malignant neoplasms will ultimately result in this condition.

A

Cachexia

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14
Q

It is characterized by fatigue, atrophy, weakness, and anorexia.
 is often seen as an end-stage to cancer.

A

Cachexia

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15
Q

4 major cancer categories

A

Carcinoma/Adenocarcinoma
Leukemia
Sarcoma
Lymphoma

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16
Q

 This type of cancer will arise from epithelial cells or tissues such as the breast, colon, or pancreas.

A

Carcinoma/Adenocarcinoma

17
Q

 Relatively rare but highly malignant.
 This is cancer of soft tissue or connective tissue such as bone, cartilage, muscle, and fat.

A

Sarcoma

18
Q

◦ This is cancer of the blood and blood forming
tissues.

A

Leukemia

19
Q

is characterized by an
abnormal proliferation of immature blood
cells that do not possess the ability to fight
infection.

A

Acute leukemia

20
Q

is characterized by an
abnormal proliferation of mature blood cells
that do not possess the ability to fight
infection.

A

Chronic leukemia

21
Q

◦ This type of cancer originates in lymphatic tissues and affects the production of lymphocytes (white
blood cells).

A

Lymphoma

22
Q

two major categories of Lymphoma

A

Non Hodgkin’s Lymphoma (NHL)
Hodgkin’s Lymphoma/Disease

23
Q

 This is the most common type of lymphoma and it is found in the spleen, liver, bone marrow, lymph nodes, and GI tract.
 NHLs are a diverse group of diseases that can develop
in any organ that is associated with the lymphatic system
and has an unknown etiology

A

Non Hodgkin’s Lymphoma (NHL)

24
Q

will begin
with the lymph nodes
and spleen and can
then metastasize to
the liver, kidneys, spine,
brain, lungs, and bone.
In this example, it has
spread to the spine
and has formed an
osteoblastic condition
that is commonly
referred to as an ivory
vertebra

A

Non Hodgkin’s
Lymphoma

25
Q

◦ This type of cancer is also associated with
lymphatic tissue and it was first describe by
Thomas Hodgkin in 1832.
◦ This cancer is characterized by the lymph
nodes becoming swollen and rubbery yet they
remain pain free.
◦ It is definitively diagnosed via lymph node
biopsy and finding the presence of ReedSternberg Cells. Hodgkin’s disease has an unknown etiology

A

Hodgkin’s Lymphoma/Disease

26
Q

three primary methods of treating
malignancies are as follows:
◦ 1.

A

Surgery
◦ 2. Chemotherapy
◦ 3. Radiation Therapy