Cellular injury Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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5 causes of cell injury

A
Inflammation
Nutritional deficiency or excess
Hypoxia
Trauma
Genetic Mutations
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2
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Definition of hypoxia

A

low oxygen delivery in tissue

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3
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Causes of hypoxia

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Ischemia
Hypoxemia
Decreased O2- carrying capacity of blood

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4
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What is Budd chiari syndrome

A

Thrombosis of hepatic vein

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5
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Most common cause of Budd Chiari Syndrome

A

Polycythemia Vera

Other no so common but also: lupus anticoagulant

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6
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Causes of ischemia

A

Block in arterial flow
Block of venous flow
Shock

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7
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Meaning of hypoxemia

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Low partial pressure of O@ in blood

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8
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Causes of decrease of PAO2?

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Hypoventilation

COPD

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9
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How intersticial fibrosis of the lungs can change the partial pressures of O2?

A

Decrease PaO2

Decrease SaO2

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10
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Partial O2 Pressures in anemia

A

PaO2 normal

SaO2 normal

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11
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Partial O2 Pressures in CO poisoning

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PaO2 normal

SaO2 decreased

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12
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Fire fighter comes to the ER after doing his job, he complain of a headache. What is your probable diagnosis

A

CO poisoning

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13
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Where you can get CO poisoning?

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Smoke of fires
Exhaust from cars
Gas heaters

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14
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Classic finding of CO poisoning and why?

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Cherry red appeareance of skin

Hb tightly bound that reflects red light

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15
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Patient VIH in treatment with TMP SMX with low SaO2. Denies respiratory symptoms. Possible diagnosis

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Methemoglobinemia due to sulfas

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16
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In what patients you can see met hemoglobinemia

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Newborns

Patients in treatment with sulfate and nitrate drug

17
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Treatment of methemoglobinemia

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IV methylene blue

18
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Consequence of Hypoxia

A
  1. Impairs oxidative phosphorylation
  2. Decrease ATP
  3. Cell injury
19
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Consequence of Low ATP

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  1. Disrupts key cellular function
    Na- K Pump
    Ca pump
    Change to anaerobic glycolisis and production of lactic acid
20
Q

Function of lactic acid within the cell

A

Decrease Ph within cell

Precipitation of DNA and proteins

21
Q

To say a injury is reversible it must have

A

Cellular Swelling

Decrease in protein synthesis

22
Q

Cellular swelling causes

A

Loss of microvilli
membrane blebbing
swelling of RER– decrease in protein synthesis

23
Q

Membrane damage is a ______ injury

A

IRREVERSIBLE injury

24
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Name the membranes that are damaged in hypoxia

A

Plasma membrane
Mitochondrial membrane
Lysosomal membrane

25
Where is located the electron transport chain?
In the inner mitochondrial membrane
26
What hemeprotein can cause cell apoptosis and where it is found?
Cytochrome C | In the inner mitochondrial membrane
27
Elevated Troponin I is related to what membrane damage
Plasma membrane of myocytes
28
End Result of irreversible injury
Cell death
29
What agent mixed with lysosomal enzymes enhanced its power.
Calcium
30
Classic finding of methemoglobinemia
Cyanosis with chocolate colored blood