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Medicine Year 1 Semester 1 > Responses to Cell & Tissue Injury > Flashcards

Responses to Cell & Tissue Injury Flashcards

1
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Induction of Apoptosis

A

Physiological
Pathological

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2
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Induction of Necrosis

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Pathological

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3
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Extent of Apoptosis

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Affects single cells

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4
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Extent of Necrosis

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Affects cell groups

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5
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Biochemical events in Apoptosis

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Energy dependent, fragmentation of DNA

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6
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Biochemical events in Necrosis

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Abnormal ion homeostasis

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7
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Cell membrane integrity state in Apoptosis

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Maintained

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8
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Cell membrane integrity state in Necrosis

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Lost

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9
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Morphology of Apoptosis

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Cell shrinkage and fragmentation

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10
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Morphology of Necrosis

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Cell swelling and lysis

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11
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Inflammatory response in Apoptosis

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None

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12
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Inflammatory response in Necrosis

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Usual

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13
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Fate of dead cells in Apoptosis

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Phagocytosed by neighbouring cells

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14
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Fate of dead cells in Necrosis

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Phagocytosed by inflammatory cells

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15
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Causes of cell death

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Sublethal injury
Hydrophobic change
Lethal injury
Normal cell death - discrete

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16
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Causes of reduced apoptosis

A

Neoplasia
Autoimmune disease
Virus infection

17
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Causes of increased apoptosis

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Neurodegenerative disorders
HIV infection of T lymphocytes

18
Q

Coagulative necrosis

A

Most common type
Initially firm then soft

19
Q

Colliquative necrosis

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Liquefaction with formation of cystic spaces

20
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Caseous necrosis

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Characteristic of TB

21
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Gangernous necrosis

22
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Fibrinoid necrosis

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The death of cells in small blood vessels.
Associated with severe, accelerated hypertension.

23
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After injury what 3 categories can cells be divided into ?

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Labile
Stable
Permanent

24
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Which 2 cell types can be replaced once lost ?

A

Labile and Stable

25
Q

Labile

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Blood, Skin, Gut

26
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Stable

A

Liver, Kidney

27
Q

Permanent

A

Neurones, Skeletal muscle

28
Q

Stages in skin repair by 2nd intention

A

Loss of tissue
Granulation tissue
Organisation
Early fibrous scar
Scar contraction

29
Q

Stages in skin repair by 1st intention

A

Incision
Weak fibrin join
Strong collagen join

30
Q

What is granulation tissue ?

A

A repair phenomenon
Loops of capillaries supported by my-fibroblasts
Inflammatory cells may be present
Actively contracts to reduce wound size

31
Q

What is found in granulation tissue ?

A

Loops of capillaries
Myofibroblasts
Collagen
Inflammatory cells

32
Q

What happens when there is damage to the liver ?

A

Necrosis
Regeneration
Fibrous scarring
Architectural disruption

Medicine Year 1 Semester 1 (37 decks)

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