Pathology of Cells- Chapter 3 Flashcards
dysfunction
abnormal, impaired, or incomplete functioning of the body’s heirarchy of cell, tissue, organ, system, organism
gross disease
dysfunction in one or more tissues
cellular pathology
microscopic study involving chemical or genetic dysfuncion
biopsy
surgical removal of diseased cells for study
amyloid deposition(amyloidosis)
accumulation of amyloids in the cytoplasm cell death is the usual result rare but serious not contagious or cancer ---alzheimers
amyloids
protein like materials
atrophy
decrease in the size or wasting of cell, tissue, or organ occurs from -undernutrition -reduction of blood flow -underuse
dysplasia
disorderly growth pattern in tissue or organ
impacts the functioning of body structure
not cancerous
dystrophy
ill growth progressive changes due to long term... -malnutrition -under nutrition -decrease in blood flow -genetics
fatty change
accumulation of fats due to cellular injury
fat disrupts normal cell and tissue function
alcohol abuse- fatty liver prevents the liver from oxidizing alcohol
hyperplasia
abnormal multiplication of the number of normal cells
increases risk of cancers
hypertrophy
increase in tissue or organ due to increase in cell size
not an increase in the number of cells
metaplasia
change in cell and tissue function from normal to abnormal
damage may reversible or irreversible
cancerous
metastasis
movement of diseased, abnormal cells away from their original location
movement establishes abnormal cells in a new area of the body
necrosis
localized tissue death caused by -loss of blood flow -burns -chemical damage -infections -injury