Intracelular Accumulation Flashcards

1
Q

With fatty droplets in the liver, what rate is inadequate

A

Rate of metabolism

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2
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With lysosomal storage dx, what causes accumulation

A

Defect in enzyme required for its metabolism

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3
Q

In neurodegenerative diseases, what causes accumulation

A

Product of mutated gene or misfolded proteins cannot be degraded

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4
Q

Example of abnormal exogenous cell accumulation

A

Carbon particles in alveolar macrophages

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5
Q

Steatosis occurs mainly in

A

The liver

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6
Q

Causes of steatosis

A

Alcohol abuse, diabetes, obesity
CCl4 and Protein malnutrition
Hypoxia
Starvation

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7
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Special stains used to identify fatty droplets microscopically

A

Sudan black
Oil Red-O

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8
Q

Cholesterol accumulation causes

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Atherosclerosis in Blood vessels
Xanthomas in connective tissue and skin
Cholesterolosis in gall bladder
Niemann-Pick disease type C

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9
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In cholesterolosis, the surface appearance of the mucosa of the gall bladder resembles

A

Strawberry

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10
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In proteinuria, droplets in

A

Proximal renal tubules

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11
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Immunoglobulins may accumulate where, producing what

A

In plasma cells within the ER, producing inclusions called RUSSELL BODIES

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12
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In emphysema, what enzyme is deficient and why

A

Alpha 1 antitrypsin
The enzyme’s precursors are misfolded and have accumulated in the liver

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13
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Accumulation of cytoskeletal proteins

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  1. Alcoholic liver disease- Keratin intermediate filaments in alcoholic hyaline
  2. Alzheimer’s disease - Neurofilaments in neurofibrillary tangles
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14
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Name an example of aggregation of abnormal proteins

A

Amyloidosis

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15
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In DM, normal glucose uptake by cells is impaired. This is seen in (histology)

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Hepatocytes (stained by PAS/PASD)

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16
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Glycogen storage diseases are genetic disorders of enzymes T/F

A

T

17
Q

Examples of exogenous pigments

A

Carbon
Tattoos

18
Q

Examples of Endogenous pigments (3)

A

Lipofuscin
Hemosiderin
Melanin

19
Q

Hemosiderin accumulation is from

A

Ferritin micelles

20
Q

Carbon accumulation causes

A

Anthracosis
Pneumocosis

21
Q

Apart from the liver, steatosis may also be present in

A

Heart
Muscle
Kidney

22
Q

How does alcohol affect fatty change

A

Alcohol alters mitochondrial and microsomal function leading to increased synthesis and reduced breakdown of lipids

23
Q

How does hypoxia affect fatty change

A

Impairs fatty oxidation

24
Q

How do CCl4 and protein malnutrition affect fatty change

A

Cause reduced app protein synthesis which leads to defective lipid transport