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NRSG 354 - Pathophysiology > WEEK ONE - CELLULAR INJURY and REVERSIBLE CHANGES (Celeste) > Flashcards

WEEK ONE - CELLULAR INJURY and REVERSIBLE CHANGES (Celeste) Flashcards

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bruh i accidentally did reversible changes in the “irreversible” card deck….so those 7 different causes of reversible cell injury are in that deck. - taelyn -

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God dammit im a fool. a little fool.

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Why do cells change?

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Cells adapt in order to:
- Grow
- Differentiate jobs

Minor alterations are normal.
Irreversible changes can signal changes in DNA structure and function.
Abnormal changes don’t necessarily mean permanent cell/tissue damage, tumors or cancer.

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What are the causes of atrophy?

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  • Aging
  • Immobilization/disuse
  • Ischemia
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NRSG 354 - Pathophysiology (11 decks)

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