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1
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____ is accumulation of glass like protein

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Hyaline change aka hyalinization

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2
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Intracellular hyaline (4)

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reabsorption dropletsdutcher bodiesrussell bodiesmallory bodies

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Reabsorption droplets cause _____. ______ is a reabsorption droplets disease now known as minimal change disease, and is reversible

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proteinuria, Lipoid nephrosis

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4
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______ has intracytoplasmic inclusions(protein in cytoplasm) of immunoglobins when patient has Lymphoplasmic Lymphoma

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Russell bodies

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______ are intranuclear inclusions(protein in the nucleus)

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Dutcher bodies

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6
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Mallory alcoholic hyaline aka mallory bodies are intracytoplasmic inclusions that accumulate in ______ in alcoholics

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hepatocytes

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7
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Lymphoplasmacytic Lymphoma is anything other than _____ immunoglobins

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IgM

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Waldenstron Macroglobulinemia involves ____ immunoglobins and is a lymphoma due to a monoclonal tumor from ___ overproduction. ___ and ___ are commonly seen in this cancer.

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IgM, B-cell, dutcher, russel bodies

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9
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______ are monospecific antibodies that are the same because they are made by identical immune cells that are all clones of a unique parent cell

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Monoclonal antibodies(tubules)

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10
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______ is aka plasma cell myeloma

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Multiple myoloma

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11
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Multiple myoloma involve _____ immunoglobins

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IgG

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12
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_____ is the most common bone malignant tumor in adults, especially in the spine

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Multiple myoloma

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13
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Both Lymphoplasmacytic Lymphoma & Waldenstron Macroglobulinemia are ___ over production and increase the ___ of the blood

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B-cell, viscosity

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_____ is a rare non-Hodgkin lymphoma

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Lymphoplasmacytic Lymphoma

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15
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Extracellular Hyaline (2)

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Hyalinization in arteriolesamyloidosis

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16
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Hyalinization in arterioles is caused by long term _____ or ______

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hypertension, diabetes mellitus

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17
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Hyalinization in arterioles makes the arterioles brittle and/or obstructs the lumen, which could lead to (2)

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stroke(intracerebral or ischemic)nephrosclerosis (hardening of the kidney)

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18
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amyloidosis is the deposits of amyloid in _____ & _____

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organs, tissues

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19
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Amyloid is a generic term for a variety of proteins that are abnormally deposited, can be a complication of _____ disorders, and is usually found in (4)

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autoimmune, kidneyheartbrainliver

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20
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______ is an adaptive response to cell changes

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Alternative metabolism(os phos, glycolysis)

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21
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_____ is due to minimal load on vertebral column

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Spinal osteoporosis

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22
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______ is due to viral damage on anterior horn of spinal cord

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Poliomyelitis

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23
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In ______, antibodies block the receptors on the thyroid gland from _____ causing atrophy

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Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, TSH

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24
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Hashimoto’s thyroiditisis the most common cause of ______. The antibodies attack the ____ and block them.

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hypothytroidism, TSH receptors

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25
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Nerves control all metabolic actions of the body. Loss of neurons means the loss of _____ function

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trophic

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26
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In Grave’s disease, the antibodies bind to the receptors and permanently _____ them. Signs of Grave’s disease is _____ and ____

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stimulate, exopthalamus, toxic Goiter

27
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If cell is damaged and the ____ is intact it still has a chance to recover

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nuclear envelope

28
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_____ are most susceptible to osteoporosis, ____ are least

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Blond white women, black women

29
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After 25-30 years old, we lose ____% of bone tissue per year

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0.7%

30
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_____ is the only way to build bone, has to be between _____ years of age

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Gravity(weights), 10-30

31
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____ blocks macrophages from turning into osteoclasts

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Estrogen

32
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____ are the coilings resembling the whorled pattern

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Myelin figures

33
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_____ is the bulging of cytoplasm of an injured cell

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Blebs

34
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1-2 blebs is ____, more is _____

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reversible, irreversible

35
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Dispersion of _____ is another sign of cell damage

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ribosomes

36
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The destruction of the ______ is the most important sign of irreversible changes

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nucleus

37
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Irreversible change, _____ becomes more permeable.

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cell membrane

38
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______ is the fragmentation of the nucleus. ___ is the dissolution(melting) of the nucleus. ____ is the condensation(shrinking) of the nucleus

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Karyorrhexis, karyolysis, pkynosis

39
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____ is the death of cells or tissues through injury or diabetes, especially in a localized area

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necrosis

40
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When a cell is lethally injured, ____ release enzymes into the cytosol, phagocytes help as well

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lysosomes

41
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____ promotes elimination of necrotic cell thus promotes healing

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Cell digestion

42
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______ implies preservation of basic outline of the cell for a span of at least some days

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Coagulative necrosis

43
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Things that happen in Coagulative necrosis (3)

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denaturation of cytoplasm proteinbreakdown of cell organellescell swelling

44
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Coagulative necrosis is very important because it prevents _____ from being damaged. Example of this benefit is in _____

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tissue, myocardial infarction

45
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____ is a zone of necrosis caused by a deficiency of oxygen

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Infarct

46
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____ infarct develops in single blood vessel supply, ____ infarct develops in tissue with at least 2 blood vessels

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white(heart), red(lungs, liver)

47
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____ necrosis is the complete digestion of the dead cell

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Liquefactive

48
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___ necrosis is common in nervous tissue because of the lack of collagen fibers. Example is ____

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Liquefactive , stroke

49
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____ necrosis (“cheese-like”) is amorphous granular debris and composed of fragmented, coagulated cells

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Caseous

50
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Caseous necrosis is seen in ______ & _____

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TB, leprosy

51
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TB can involve any part of the body but ____ & ____

A

hair, nails

52
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____ is a chronic bacterial infection that causes nerve damage

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Leprosy

53
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______ necrosis develops only with syphilis

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Gummatous

54
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Damage of the posterior horn of the spinal cord in the tertiary period(the most dangerous stage) of syphilis is called ____

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tabes dorsalis

55
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______ is damage of the brain in the tertiary period of syphilis and occurs in the ____

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General paresis of insane(paralytic dementia), gray matter

56
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Zenker’s necrosis is severe glassy or waxy necrosis of ____ in acute infectious diseases

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skeletal muscles

57
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Zenker’s necrosis is found in _____ & ____

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typhoid, snake bites

58
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Fat necrosis of adipose tissue aka _____, characterized by formation of _____ when fat is hydrolyzed into glycerol and fatty acids

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steatonecrosis, calcium soaps

59
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____, is an example of steatonecrosis, is when gall bladder stones block ducts which leads to the degradation(necrosis) of the organ

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Pancreonecrosis

60
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_____ necrosis occurs in the walls of blood vessels when endothelial cells are injured and dying. Example:

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Fibrinoid, rheumatic fever

61
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_____ in heart muscle occur in rheumatic myocarditis(not rheumatic fever)

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Aschoff’s nodes

62
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Fibrinoid necrosis is common in ______

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immunopathologies

63
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rheumatic myocarditis, a fibrinoid necrosis, develops ____, that are seen in intermuscular connective tissue surrounding the inflammatory cells

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Aschoff’s nodes

64
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Intercellular deposition is dangerous and can obstruct the lumen of small vessels that can cause tissue necrosis resulting in ____

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lacunar infarction(stroke)

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