SM52_CellularAdaptation Flashcards

1
Q

Proliferation of breast tissue in a pregnant woman as well as calluses on an athletes palm are examples of what cell adaptation?

A

Hyperplasia

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2
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_______ is the result of increased production of cellular proteins secondary to growth factors or mechanical stimulation

A

hypertrophy

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3
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Neoplasms suffixes:
generally benign
malignant mesenchymal
malignant epithelial 
malignant lymphoid
malignant melanocytic
A
  • oma
  • sarcoma
  • carcinoma
  • lymphoma
  • melanoma
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4
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The suffix for change or transformation

A

-plasia

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5
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suffix for nourishment

A

-trophy

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6
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________ are reversible responses to normal physiological changes (puberty, pregnancy) or abnormal pathological stimuli (infection, toxins, injury)

A

adaptations

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7
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Examples of conditionally dividing cells/tissues

A

Liver cells aka hepatocytes, kidney cells

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8
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for tumors:

degree of histological differentiation =

extent of spread =

A

grade, stage

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9
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Examples of cells with no capacity (or markedly limited capacity) to divide or enter cell cycle. The loss of these cells is permanent and lost tissue is replaced with ____

A

adult neurons, adult cardiac myocytes, adult skeletal muscle cells

scar tissue (collagen)

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10
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Cellular response depends on cell types ______ and ____

A

differentiated state, ability to divide and replicate

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11
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Exception to “oma” being benign suffix

A

Adenoma of the GI tract - not benign, but rather a dysplastic lesion that can evolve into invasive malignant neoplasms (carcinomas)

+ lymphoma and melanoma

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12
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Dysplasia is characterized by:

A

accumulation of mutations
increases mitoses (dysregulated proliferation)
loss of cell uniformity
loss of architectural orientation
pleomorphism (variation in cell size and shape)
anaplasia (lack of differentiation)
increases nuclear to cytoplasmic ratio

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13
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Transformation of one differentiated cell type to another = ______

Increase in cell number = ______

disordered growth associated with exceeded adaption capacity= _______

unregulated clonal proliferation of abnormal cells associated with exceeded adaption capacity = ____

A

metaplasia, hyperplasia, dysplasia, neoplasia

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14
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loss of innervation, diminished blood supply, inadequate nutrition, loss of endocrine stimulation, tissue pressure/compression are all possible pathologic causes of _____

A

atrophy

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15
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A decrease in cell size, cell number, and metabolic activity

A

atrophy

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16
Q

Weight lifting –> increase in size of skeletal muscle cells. This is an example of what cell adaptation type?

A

hypertrophy

17
Q

T or F: all malignant epithelial neoplasms (carcinomas) are preceded by dysplasias

A

False; some, but not all are….

18
Q

A physiologic example of atrophy

A

many embryonic structures undergo atrophy during development

19
Q

Prefixes for neoplasms related to the following line of differentiation:

  • glandular
  • fatty
  • bone
  • cartilage
A

Adeno - glandular
Lipo - fatty
Osteo - bone
Chondro - cartilage