1.2 Cellular adaptation Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
Q

When Cell is stress, it may lead to injury that can be:

R__________
I___________

A

Reversible or irreversible

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2
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Injured cell that can revert back to its orig form through cellular adaptation

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Reversible

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3
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Injured cell that is expose to prolonged stress and the degree of stress is intense

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Irreversible

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4
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Ending of Irreversible cell injury?

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Apoptosis / Cell death

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5
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Cause of Cellular injury includes

O2 Deprivation
Physical agents (I.e UV)
Biological agents
Mechanical agents

Which of the following does not belong?

A

None

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6
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Acquired decrease in tissue or organ size

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Atrophy

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7
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2 types of atrophy?

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Physiologic atrophy
Pathologic

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8
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Types of atrophy due to disease?

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Pathologic

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9
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Types of atrophy due to the natural consequence of maturation

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Physiologic

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10
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Atrophy of the thymus during puberty is considered what type of atrophy?

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Physiologic

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11
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Lack of nutritional supply is what type of atrophy and what atrophy is this?

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Starvation or hunger atrophy

Pathologic

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12
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Lack of necessary hormones to maintain the normal size is what atrophy and what type of atrophy?

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Endocrine atrophy

Pathologic

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13
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Increase in tissue or organ size due to an increase in the size of individual cells that comprise that organ

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Hypertrophy

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14
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Increase in tissue or organ size due to an increase in the number of cells that comprise that organ

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Hyperplasia

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15
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3 types of hypertrophy:

Physiologic
Pathologic
Compensatory

T or F

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T

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16
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3 types of hypertrophy:

Skeletal muscle growth due to exercise is what type?

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Physiologic hypertrophy

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17
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3 types of hypertrophy:

Hypertrophy of myocardium due to aortic valve disease or due to hypertension is what type?

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Pathologic hypertrophy

18
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3 types of hypertrophy:

One of the paired organs is removed is what type?

19
Q

3 types of hyperplasia:

Physiologic
Pathologic
Compensatory

T or F

20
Q

3 types of hyperplasia:

Increase size in uterus during pregnancy

A

Physiologic hyperplasia

21
Q

3 types of hyperplasia:

Increase in the number of lymph nodules is what type?

A

Pathologic hyperplasia

22
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3 types of hyperplasia:

Renal Hyperplasia is what type?

23
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Transformation of adult cell in ANOTHER adult cell type

24
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Metaplasia is classified as irreversible change

T or F

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Metaplasia types: Epithelial metaplasia Mesenchymal metaplasia T or F
T
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Metaplasia types: Ciliated columnar cells of the brochi turns to Squamous cell due to smoking is an example of?
Epithelial Metaplasia
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Transformation of adult cells into PRIMITIVE cell type
Anaplasia
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Anaplasia is classified as ____________ change
Irreversible
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Anaplasia aka ____________
De-differentiation
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Characterized by change in cell, SIZE, SHAPE and ORIENTATION
Dysplasia
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Also known as Atyplical Metaplasia or Pre Neoplastic lesion
Dysplasia
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Process of Tumor formation characterized by abnormal proliferation of cells
Neoplasia
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The new growth from neoplasia is called?
Neoplasm/Tumor
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Tumor is called cancer when its malignant T or F
T
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Neoplasm has no function T or F
T
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Removal of Tumor is called
Biopsy
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Removal of the Entire mass is called
excisional biopsy
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3 types of Biopsy: Removal of Entire mass Excisional Incisional FNAB
Excisional
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3 types of Biopsy: Removal of Part of the mass Excisional Incisional FNAB
Incisional
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3 types of Biopsy: Collect the cells using a needle Excisional Incisional FNAB
Fine needle aspiration biopsy