Exam 1: Modules Flashcards

1
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atrophy

A

decreas in size due to loss of nerbe innervation or use

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2
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hypertrophy

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cell gets larger and is remodeled

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3
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metaplasia

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reversible and a result of inflammation; change form to adapt and survive

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4
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dysplasia

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abnormal, deranged cell growth varying in size shape and organization (precursor to cancer)

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5
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causes of cell injury

A

phsyical agents (hypozia/extremes in temp/electricity), radiation, chemicals, biological agents, nutrtional imbalances

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6
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glycolysis

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the process of turning food into energy

done in ten enzymatic reactions

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7
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oxidative phosphorylation

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mitochondria uses oxygen to make ATP

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8
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without ATP –> rest of the cells will not function

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hypoxia causes this

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9
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WIthout atp NA K pump will not work

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sodium is retained causing swelling, rough er swells and stop making proteins….switches to anaerobic

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10
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What happens in anaerobic

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lactic acid (decrease ph, destroy)

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11
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WIthout atp calcium pump will not work

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calcium retained… can release protease which damages proteins (membrane proteins aka transporters) and cytoskeletin and nuclease which destroys nucleus and dna.

calcium can get into mitochondria, creating permeability, and leakage of Cytochrome C…a red flag and creates apoptosys

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12
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As the cell becomes acidic

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phospholipids are released and destroy cell membrane

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13
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A free radical is an uncharged atom or group of atoms having an unpaired ____

A

electron

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14
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examples of antioxidants are

A

adek, superoxide, selenium, and beta carotene

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15
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Free radicals can be blocked by antioxidants or broken down by

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enzymes (an example catalase contained in peroxisomes)

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16
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electrons from two separate molecules can create a ____ bond

A

chemical bond

17
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if an electron is knocked out of place, the chemical bond becomes unstable and are called____ _____

A

free radicals

18
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antioxidants fix the problem by

A

offering an electron

19
Q

Programmed cell death aka ____

A

apoptosis is a normal process

20
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the goal of ____ is to remove cells that are being replaced or have worn out or aged

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apoptosis (controls tissue regeneration and removes unwanted tissue)

21
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What are the steps of apoptosis?

A

1) cell turns on enzymes (caspases) to shrink cell

2) circulating white blood cells destroy cell

22
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____ is the premature cell death caused by injury

A

necrosis

23
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In ______ cell swell and ruptures resulting in inflammation

A

necrosis

24
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____ occurs when catalytic enzymes continue to have an effect and soft liquidliek exudate produced

A

liquefaction

25
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____ ____ results from hypoxic injury. The acidity of cell drops (acidosis through hypoxia —o2 decrease leads to pyruvic acid to lactic acidosis). MI

A

coagulative necrosis (heart attack from coagulated blood aka clot)

26
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____ means a lack of blood supply aka ____

A

infarction/ischemia

the tissue injury is conical in shape extending outfrom the branches

27
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caseous necrosis is considered a subset of coagulation.. it is soft and cheese like

A

true

28
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Thigh pressure used to cpmpare excessively high pressure.

A

thigh pressure is jhigher than in the arm usually.