Lecture 56 - Intro to Pathology Flashcards

1
Q

What is clinical pathology

A

hematology and cytology

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2
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what is anatomic pathology

A

necropsy and biopsy

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3
Q

what is the non-specific term for a systemic approach to identify abnormalities

A

lesion

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4
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pathogenesis is

A

mechanisms of disease

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5
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etiology is

A

the cause of disease

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6
Q

lesion is

A

a change in the gross or microscopic anatomic structure or biochemical behavior that exceeds the normal range and leads to morphologic/function disturbances

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7
Q

T/F: lesion description is morphologic diagnosis

A

FALSE

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8
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what is a morphologic diagnosis?

A

interpretation of a lesion using duration, severity, distribution and process

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9
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what is the exception to morphologic diagnosis

A

neoplasia

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10
Q

what are acute examples of pathology

A

necrosis
fibrin
hemorrhage
suppurative inflammation

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11
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what are chronic examples of pathology

A

fibrosis
granulomatous inflammation
altered size

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12
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diffuse distribution

A

involves the entire organ

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13
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segmental distribution

A

affecting a subtotal portion of a linear organ, circumferential and diffuse within the segment

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14
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regional distribution

A

entire anatomic region

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15
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focal distribution

A

large focal lesion

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16
Q

Fibrinous vs. fibrous

A

fibrinous - shaggy fibrin tags that appear more organized over time

fibrous - scar tissue

17
Q

give the medical term for:

lack of development

A

aplasia

18
Q

give the medical term for:

abnormal development

A

dysplasia

19
Q

give the medical term for:

stunted development

A

hypoplasia

20
Q

give the medical term for:

normal but decreased

A

atrophy

21
Q

give the medical term for:

replacement by scar tissue

A

fibrosis

22
Q

give the medical term for:

reversible cell damage

A

metaplasia

23
Q

give the medical term for:

enlargement

A

-omegaly

24
Q

give the medical term for:

larger than normal over time

A

hypertrophy

25
Q

give the medical term for:

larger than normal at birth

A

hyperplasia

26
Q

T/F: cell division to the point it causes gross organ/tissue enlargement is considered chronic

A

TRUE