Reperfusion Injury

Question 1

Accumulation

Answer 1

may be produced by cell or come from environment

Question 2

Calcification=

Answer 2

hallmark of cell injury, duration

Question 3

Inflammatory process

Answer 3

due to cell injury such as organ enlargement

Question 4

Extent of injury helps

Answer 4

determine how to treat our patient

Question 5

Lipids and glycogen

Answer 5

accumulate

Question 6

hepatocytes

Answer 6

accumulation of fats due to alchol exposure

Question 7

Glycogen stores are found in

Answer 7

liver and skeletal muscle

Question 8

Melanin

Answer 8

is a pigment found on skin

Question 9

Hemosiderin

Answer 9

iron containing molecule comes from hemoglobin and can accumulate

Question 10

Glyogen, Melanin and Hemosiderin

Answer 10

can accumulate

Question 11

Bilirubin

Answer 11

produced in liver and can cause hemolysis. So much hemoglobin to be processed- can cause jaundice

Question 12

lipofusion

Answer 12

wear and tear pigment, comes from degenerating membranes

Question 13

we see lipofusion

Answer 13

see in nerves because nerves live a long time, lipofusion on degenerating membranes in our neurologic system.

Question 14

Calcification

Answer 14

dystrophic tissue, heart valves

Question 15

dystrophic

Answer 15

injured tissue see calcium

Question 16

Metastic calcification

Answer 16

tissue not injured but, because of calcium in the blood we’re seeing deposition or cystalizing of calcium.

Question 17

hylanine change

Answer 17

is non-specfic, looks glassy, pink under a microscope, homogenous comes from proteins

Question 18

Amyloid collections

Answer 18

happen from cell injury

Answer 19

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