1. wk 4 Cellular adaptation to enviro stress (f) Flashcards

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1
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what are two effects on a cell during atrophy

A
  1. decrease in size of the cell by loss of cell sub

2. decrease metabolic & fxn activity

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2
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during atrophy of an ORGAN there will be a decrease in either the ____ of the cell or the ____

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size of the cell

or number of cells

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3
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____: is an adaptive response to decrease body req. for fxn of a certain cell

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atrophy

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4
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during pathogenesis there will be a decrease in ___ & ___

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cytoplasm & number of cytoplasmic organelles

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5
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during atrophy there is an increase in the number of _____

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autophagic vacuoles

  • where cytoplasmic organelles are degraded by lysosomal enzymes
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6
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**_______: is resistant debris accumulated in cytoplasm

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lipofuscin

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7
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what are 5 tiss. that naturally experience phsiological atrophy

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  1. umbilical vessels & ductus arteriosus
  2. thymus
  3. ovaries, uterus, and breast
  4. testicular
  5. muscle mass
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8
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_____: occurs when a M. & bone is immobilized

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disuse atrophy

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9
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prolonged atrophy to the bone is ____

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osteoporosis

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10
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___ atrophy: loss of innervation

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denervation atrophy

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11
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_____ atrophy: loss of blood supply

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ischemic atrophy

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12
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_____: increase size of a tis or organ due to increase size of individual cells

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hypertrophy

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13
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What is the mechanism of hypertrophy?

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adaptive response to increase fxn demand of tis made up of permantent cells

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14
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Hypertrophy is not _____ of the cells

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division

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15
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What are two pathological/ physiologic hypertrophy

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  1. increase functional demand

2. increase horm stim

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16
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What are three classifications of permanent cells

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skeletal M
neuro
cardio

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17
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the uterine muscle called _______ smooth muscle grow with hormonal stim during prego

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myometrial smooth M

  • the endometrium can divide - therefore it undergoes hyperplasia
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18
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______: increase of an organ or tiss as a result of increase number of component cells

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hyperplasia

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19
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What are the three cell types that can undergo hyperplasia

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hematopoietic
epithelial
CT

  • the cells can divide
20
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What cell types can not under go hyperplasia

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cardiac
nerve
skeletal M cells

21
Q

What parts of the female bdy grow by hyperplasia?

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breast at PUBERTY

endometrium during MENSTRATION

22
Q

hyperplasia vs. neoplasia (3 pts)

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Hyperplasia: known stim , reversible, cells look normal

neoplasia: may occur without known stim, irreversible , abnormal in malignant

23
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______: replacement of one adult mature cell type by another cell type

A

metaplasia

24
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______ mechanism is adaptive replacement of cells that are sensitive to stress by more resistant ones

A

metaplasia

  • is reversible
25
Q

Loss of endocrine stim is a result of decreased ___ & ___ section

A

decreased estrogen secretion
decreased pituitary trophic horm

(high doses of corticosteroids - cancer tx)

26
Q

there is atrophy to the ___&___ as a release of nutritional atrophy

A

adipose tis & pancreas

27
Q

c.c. there is brain atrophy in _____ condition

A

senil dementia

28
Q

The ___ narrow and the ____ widen toward the frontal pole in alzheimers

A

gyri narrow

sulci widen

29
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during pathological hypertrophy here is an increase in ___ & ____ during hypertrophy

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increase amt of cytoplasm

increase number of cytoplasmic organelles

30
Q

(3) cells that have little ability to become hyperplastic

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cardiac, N & skeletal

31
Q

during squamous metaplasia there is replacement of the normal columnar ______ epithelium of the respiratory tract with _____ epithelium in smokers

C.C. Name

A

normal: columnar ciliated epithelium
smokers: stratified squamous
name: squamous metaplasia

32
Q

glandular metaplasia is the replacement of the normal _____ epithelium of the esophagus with _______ epithelium in reflux esophagitis

c.c. Name

A

normal: stratified squamous epithelium

reflux esophagitis: mucous secreting epithium

Name: glandular metaplasia

33
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______cells: differentiate into normal appearing mature squamous epithelium that replaces columnar epithelium

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reverse cells

34
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c.c.____: herniation portion of the gastric fundus along the esophgus bc of a defect in the diaphragmatic CT

A

Paraesophageal Hernia

35
Q

c.c._______: white squamous mucosa of the prox esophagus is contrasted with the columnar lining of the distal esophagus

A

Barrett esophagus

36
Q

_______ abnormality of maturation & differentiation of epithelium

A

dysplasia

37
Q

____ detect dysplasia in the cervix

A

pap smear

38
Q

______ : abnormal deposition of Ca+ salts in soft tiss

A

pathological calcification

39
Q

calcification occurs in the ____ of dead or dying cells

A

mitochondria

40
Q

______: are calcification that occurs within the mitoch. of dead or dying cells

A

psammoma bodies

41
Q

c.c._______: a doughnut shaped calcification around the mitral valve annulus

A

mitral annulus calcification

42
Q

_________: deposition of Ca+ salts in normal tus where there is hypercalcemia

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metastatic calcifcation

43
Q

________: failure of development of an organ or structure within

A

agenesis (aplasia)

44
Q

________: failure of the development of a lumen normally tubular structure

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atresia

45
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________: failure of an organ to attain its normal size

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hypoplasia

46
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_______: failure of normal organ differentiation or persistence of primitive embryological structures

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maldifferentiation (dysgenesis)

47
Q

________: development of mature tis in an inappropriate site

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ectopia (heterotopia)