P1: Different types of Necrosis

Question 1

Primarily encountered when arterial blood supply is cut off

Answer 1

Coagulative

Question 2

Involves the destruction of adipose tissue pancreatic degeneration

Answer 2

Fat Necrosis

Question 3

Rapid total enzymatic dissolution of cells

Answer 3

Liquefactive

Question 4

Destroyed cells are converted into granular, friable mass

Answer 4

Caseous

Question 5

Massive death of tissue

Answer 5

Liquefactive

Question 6

Commonly seen in tuberculosis

Answer 6

Caseous

Question 7

Focal bacterial or fungal infections

Answer 7

Liquefactive

Question 8

Cell outline is usually preserved

Answer 8

Coagulative

Question 9

Commonly occurs in brain tissue

Answer 9

Liquefactive

Question 10

Usually happens in the infarction of the heart, kidney or liver

Answer 10

Coagulative

Question 11

Tumor

Answer 11

Swelling

Question 12

Rubor

Answer 12

Redness

Question 13

Dolor

Answer 13

Pain

Question 14

Funtio laesa

Answer 14

Loss of function

Question 15

Calor

Answer 15

Calor

Question 16

The leukocyte in inflammation:

Bacterial and fungal infection

Answer 16

Neutrophils

Question 17

The leukocyte in inflammation:

Parasitic infection

Answer 17

Eosinophils

Question 18

The leukocyte in inflammation:

Antibody

Answer 18

Lymphocytes

Question 19

The leukocyte in inflammation:

Phagocytic WBC

Answer 19

Macrophages

Question 20

The leukocyte in inflammation:

Release of Histamine.

Answer 20

Basophil