Introduction To Pathology Flashcards

1
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The science of the causes and effects of disease

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Pathology

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2
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Pathology is mainly used in which examination

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Laboratory examination

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3
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Infections, nutrients, and chemical environment fators are all classified under

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Acquired etiology

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4
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Sequence of events in the response of cells or tissues to the etiologic agent

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Pathogenesis

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5
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Clinical pathology include :

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1.Hematology
2. Serology
3. Biochemistry
3. Immunology
4.Microbiology

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6
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Anatomical/Surgical pathology can be described as

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Gross and microscopic examination to reach diagnosis

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7
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2 types of diagnosis in anatomical pathology

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Biopsies and Smears

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8
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2 types of biopsies are

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  1. Excisional (whole)
  2. Incisional (part)
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9
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Pap smear is and example of

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Exfoliative cytology (surface)

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10
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Breast and thyroid are examples of

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FNAC

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11
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The underlying cause of a disease

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Etiology

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12
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The anatomical procedure in which it is easy to obtain with us and ct gudance is

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FNAC

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13
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Can identify carcinoma

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FNAC

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14
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What are the limitations of FNAC

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  1. Only few cells are collected
  2. Can’t identify lymphoma and leukemia
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15
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The most invasive and best diagnosis process is

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Excisional biopsy

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16
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Differentiated structure of cells and tissues , perform specific function

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Organ

17
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Things that might change around the cell are

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  1. PH
  2. Temp
  3. Electrolytes
  4. Glucose
18
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A new steady state

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Adaptation

19
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Happens if the adaptive capability is exceeded

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Injury

20
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Injury could be reversible or irreversible t,f

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True

21
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Stress ability depends on

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  1. Nature of stress
  2. Severity of stress
  3. Cell itself
22
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An increase in cell size

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Hypertrophy

23
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Increased production of cellular structural proteins and organelles is referred to

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Hypertrophy

24
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Hypertrophy is due to (3)

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  1. Increase in stress
  2. Increase functional demand
  3. Cell itself
25
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Increase number of cells

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Hyperplasia

26
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Production of new cells are mainly from

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Stem cells

27
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Hyperplasia and hypertrophy generally occur together t,f

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True

28
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Undergo hypertrophy only

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  1. Cardiac
  2. Skeletal m
  3. Nerves
29
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Compensatory hyperplasia in partial liver resection

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Physiologic

30
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Female breast enlargement in puberty and lactation

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Physiological

31
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Uterine enlargement during pregnancy

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Physiologic

32
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Hyperplasia of the endometrum

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Patho

33
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Hyperplasia of the prostate

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Patho

34
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Wound healing ( gf )

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Patho

35
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Infection by papilloma virus (skin warts)

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Patho

36
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Reduced size of cell, tissue , organ

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Atrophy

37
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Ubiquitin-proteasome degradation of the cytoskeleton is related to

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Atrophy

38
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Decrease in cell number can happen due to

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Apoptosis

39
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List 2 physiologic atrophy:

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  1. Embryonic development
  2. Involution gravid uterus : after delivery