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1
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includes examinations of sampled whole tissues

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histopathology

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2
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duties or tests performed

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Preparation of tissues for examination
Immunohistochemistry
DIF
Karyotyping

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3
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3 major changes in tissue

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Retrogressive
Progressive
Degenerative

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4
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Incomplete or defective development of tissue or organ

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Aplasia

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5
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Failure to form an opening

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Atresia

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6
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Failure of an organ or tissue to reach its mature size

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Hypoplasia

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7
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Complete non appearance of an organ

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Agenesia

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8
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Partial or complete wasting away of a part of the body

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Atrophy

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9
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Increased tissue size due to increase cell size

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Hypertrophy

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10
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Increase tissue size due to increase cell number

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Hyperplasia

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11
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Transformation of adult cell type to another adult cell type reversible

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Metaplasia

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12
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ENlargement of a tissue due to a proliferation of abnormal cells

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Dysplasia

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13
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Transformation of adult to primitve type cell

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Anaplasia

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14
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Continous Abnormal proliferation of cells without control also called neoplastic cells

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Neoplasia

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15
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cardinal signs of inflamation

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redness
heat
swelling
pain
loss of function

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16
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Redness is also called

17
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Heat is also called

18
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Swelling is also called, this is caused by increased capillary permeability

19
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Pain is also called, this is due to increased pressure to sensory nerves

20
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Loss of function is also called

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Functio Laesa

21
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Somatic Death Primary signs

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Circulatory Failure
Pulmonary Failure
CNS Failure

22
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Somatic secondary signs - Post mortem cooling

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Algor Mortis

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Somatic secondary signs - Stiffening of muscle

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Rigor Mortis

24
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rate of cooling of dead body

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7 degrees farenheit/ hr

25
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First muscle to stiffen when dead

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head and neck

26
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Somatic secondary signs - lividity/ suggilations

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Livor Mortis

27
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Somatic secondary signs Formation of chicken fat and current jelly like clot

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post mortem clotting

28
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Somatic secondary signs Drying and wrinkling of the anterior chamber of the eye

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Dessication

29
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Somatic secondary signs Invasion of intestinal microorganisms

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Putrefaction

30
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Somatic secondary signs Self digestion of cells

31
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One who disects cadaver for anatomic demonstrations and pathologic examination

32
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A laboratory worker who assists in the performance of autopsies and maintenance of morgues

33
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Process of tissue for examination

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Fixation
Decalfication
Dehydration
Clearing
Impregnation
Embedding
Trimming
Sectioning
Staining
Mounting

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