cell injury Flashcards

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cell injury

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when a cell fails to maintain homeostasis
reversible or irreversible

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cell/tissue response to injury

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adaptation
degeneration
death
apoptosis
necrosis

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hypertrophy (adaptive)

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increased in cell size
cells synthesize more organelles>cells enlarge
most common in striated muscles
reversible

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hyperplasia (Adaptive)

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increase in cell numbers
some cells can undergo hyperplasia some can not
labile cells can
permanent cells can not

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5
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hyperplasia vs neoplasia

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hyper-increase in cell number in response to know stimulus
stimulus stops=hyperplasia stops
neoplasia-uncontrolled cellular replication
cell proliferation is autonomous=does not respond to external stimuli

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metaplasia (adaptive)

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one differentiated cell type replaced by another
adaptive change to withstand adverse environmental conditions
potentially reversible

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atrophy (adaptive)

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