Idk what page 3-4 maybe? Flashcards

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Acute: Initial response of the body to local injury

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INFLAMMATION

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5 cardinal S/S of inflammation

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  1. Rubor(redness)
  2. Calor(heat)
  3. Tumor (swelling)
  4. Dolor(pain)
  5. Loss of Function(function laesa)
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  • increase in the size of cells and consequent increase in the size of tissue/organ by a gain of cellular substance
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Hypertrophy

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-increase in the number of cells by mitotic division in a tissue or organ causes!

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Hyperplasia

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  • reversible change in which one adult cell type is replaced by another adult cell type
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Metaplasia

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2 types of inflammation

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Acute

2 Chronic

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Systemic manifestation of inflammation:

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Fever- the spread of organism into the bloodstream

  1. Increase in leukocyte count
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Local inflammatory response:

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Abscess
Granuloma
Ulcer

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9
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Collection of pus

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Abscess

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10
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-a localized area of chronic inflammation with central necrosis

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Granuloma

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excess amounts of fluid in the intercellular tissue spaces or interstitial tissue or cavities either as .

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EDEMA

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EDEMA

excess amounts of fluid in the intercellular tissue spaces or interstitial tissue or cavities either as:

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Exudation
Transudation

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-escape of fluid, proteins, and blood cells from the vascular system into interstitial tissue or body cavities

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Exudation

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-escape of fluid in interstitial tissue with low protein content

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Transudation

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15
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localized edema seen in Filariasis

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Elephantiasis-

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generalized edema (whole body) seen in: CHF, cirrhosis of liver, renal disease

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Anasarca

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decrease in blood supply interference with the blood supply to an organ depriving the cells and tissues of oxygen and nutrients

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ISCHEMIA

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cell injury/ localized area of ischemic necrosis in a tissue

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INFARCT

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excessive bleeding due to rupture of blood vessel

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HEMORRHAGE

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2 types of hemorrhage

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internal
external

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Hemorrhage within body tissues: bleeding trapped within body tissues resulting in hematoma

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INTERNAL HEMORRHAGE

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Hemorrhage within body cavities: bleeding outside of body

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EXTERNAL HEMORRHAGE

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Abnormal new growth of cells w/c compete with normal cells & tissues for metabolic needs

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NEOPLASIA(Tumor)

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causes of neoplastic growth factors that contribute to the production of neoplasms

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Carcinogens

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Types of carnicogens

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  1. Chemical
  2. Radiation
  3. Oncogenic viruses
  4. Genetic Deficiencies
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2 CATEGORIES OF TUMOR

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Malignant
Benign

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  • resemble their cells of origin, remain localized without spreading And offers a good prognosis
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BENIGN

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cells poorly differentiated, invade & destroy adjacent structures and spreads out (metastasis) and could lead to bad prognosis

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MALIGNANT

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THREE PATHWAYS FOR SPREAD OF MALIGNANT NEOPLASMS

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Seeding within body cavities
Lymphatic spread
Hematogenous spread

30
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Increase in caliber in blood vessel

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Vasodilation