Pathology Flashcards
ischemia
Deficiency in blood
Hypertrophy
Increase size of an organ or tissue
Sub clinical
No observable signs
Iatrogenic
Disease from tax
Multi centric
Occurring in many different sites at the same time
Patho
Disease
Eti/o
Cause
Onc/o
Cancer
Aden/o
Gland
Cry/o
Cold
Chem/o
Drug
Therm/o
Heat
Sarc/o
Flesh, connective tissue
Oma
Tumor
Necr/o
Death
Carcinoma
Malignant growth, made of epithelial tissue
Pleomorphism
Pleo= more than Morph= shape Ism= condition
Neoplasm
New=neo
Plasm= formed material of cells
Microtome
Micro= small
Tome- instrument to cut
Bunch biopsy
Lymphoma
Lymphatic tissue
Tumor
Oropharangeal
Oro- mouth
Pharyng-pharynx
Earl-pertaining tp
Hemangio
Hem-blood
Angio - vessel
Necropsy
Necro-death
Opsy- view
DEgenerative
Change in tissue to lower or less active form
Atrophy
Decrease in size of an organ or tissue
Benign
Not malignant, not recurrent
Congenital
Present at birth
Viscera
Any large organs of the great body cavities
Ancillary
Helping, supplemental
Mitotic figures
Condensed chromosomes in a cell undergoing mitosis
Hyperplasia
Abnormal increase in the number of cells
Hypertrophy
Increased organ or tissue size
Idiopathic
Of unknown cause
Malignant
Tending to become worst and result in death
Metastasis
Pathogenic growth distant from the original disease site, transfer of a disease to another organ or part of the body
Systemic
Pertaining to the whole body
Cadaver
A dead body
Axillary
Armpit
Inguingal
Groin
Peritoneum
Membranes that line the walls of the abdomen and pelvic cavities
Parietal
Pertaining to the walls of an organ or cavity
Infectious
A microorganism that invades and multiplies in tissues
Contagious
Can be transmitted from one animal to another
Endogenous
From within
Exudate
Fluid high in protein that has entered tissues due to inflammation
Pica
Craving for unnatural sources of food
Anisokaryosis
Unequal size of cell nuclei
Heterotopia
Misplace or displace parts
Systemic inflammatory response
Specific condition involving acute inflammation, increased HR, leukocytosis and rapid breathing