Introduction to Pathology Flashcards

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Pathogenesis is …

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how an individual disease develops and progresses

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2
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3 basic pathological mechanisms

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1) inflammation
> acute
> chronic

2) neoplasia
> benign
> malignant

3) circulatory disorders
> thrombosis
> embolism
> infarction

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3
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Macroscopic features are …

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features of pathology that are visible with the naked eye

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4
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Microscopic features are …

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features of pathology not visible with the naked eye

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5
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Outcomes of pathology include …

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1) resolution in acute cases

2) persistence in chronic cases

3) progression

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6
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Features of Acute and Chronic Inflammation

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Acute
> neutrophil mediated
> healing and repair occurs
> abscess formation

Chronic
> lymphocyte mediated
> macrophages
> plasma cells

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7
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What is diagnostic pathology?

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diagnosis, prognosis and treatment planning of disease based on macroscopic, microscopic and molecular examination and analysis of tissue samples

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