CNS INJURY BASICS HIGH YIELD Flashcards

1
Q

neurons are topographically organized into _____?

A

nuclei, ganglia, and columns

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2
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neuronal injury patterns?

A

evident acute injury
marked H/E staining in hypoxic injuries
coagulative necrosis
apoptosis

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3
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patterns of neuronal injury?

A

shrunken cell bodies due to acute hypoxic ischemic injury

axonal spheroid bulbous swellings

swelling of the cell body and peripheral dispersal o the Nissl substance due to axonal injury

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4
Q

this is the most important indicator of CNS injury?

what is involved?

A

Gliosis

shrinkage of astrocytic cytoplasm

tightly interwoven cellular processes

Rosenthal fibers

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5
Q

most common cell in whiter matter

smaller than astrocytes

A

oligodendrocytes

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6
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targeted in infectious agents (CMV)

A

ependymal cells

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7
Q

derived from bone marrow

activated by injury, infection, or trauma

take on appearance of activated macrophages

A

microglial cells

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8
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features unique to the brain?

A

brain function is localized w/in the nervous system

brain has anatomy that both protects the brain and renders it more vulnerable to insult

similar symptoms/clincial findings can be produced through different pathlogical mechanism

certain diseases are unique to neuropathology

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