injurrrryyyy Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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what happens when cells are under stress or increase demand

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they adapt

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2
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if the adaptive cells are put under to much pressure and can’t adapt what happens

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death

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3
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lethal

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cell death

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4
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sublethal

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produces injury not amounting to cell death

may be reversible or progress to death

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5
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cell becomes larger

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hypertrophy

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6
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what 8 things cause cell injury

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o2 deprivation 
chemical agent 
infectious agent 
immunological reaction   
genetic defect
nutritional imbalance (too much or little)
physical agent 
ageing
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7
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infarction

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cell death due to icheamia

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8
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what does cellular response to injury depend on

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type of injury
duration
severity

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9
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consequence of injury depend on what

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type or status

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10
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what 4 intracellular system are vunrerable

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cell membrane integrity
atp generation
protein synthesis
integrity of genetic apparatus

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11
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what is atrophy

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shrinking of cell or organ by loss of substance

brain in dementia

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12
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physiological

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a process that occurs in normal healthy peop;e

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13
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pathological

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part of disease process

happens with people with disease

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14
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hypertrophy

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size of cell increases and so the organ
can be physiologic or pathological
like uterus is normal and valve diorder or hypertension in heart

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15
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what causes hypertrophy

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increase function or specific hormone simulation

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16
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hyperplasia

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increase cell number in organ
can be physiological or pathological
phys can be from hormone or compensatory
path due to excessive hormonal or growth factor

17
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what causes phys hyperplasia

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last answer,
uterus
after shedding in m then increase by mitosis

18
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path hyperplasia

19
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metaplasia

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reversible change
when one adult cell type is replaced another
can be phys or path

20
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phys metaplasia

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columnar changes sqamous in precy

caused by ph of v

21
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path metepalsia

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barrett osephagus
sqamous become columnar
caused by acid reflux
reversed by antacids

22
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dysplasia

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precancerous cell
show genetic features of malignancy
but do not invade underlying tissue
happens in barretts oesophagus

23
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reversible injury examples

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fatty change and cellular swelling

24
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what happens in alcohol liver disease

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develop fat in liver
reversible
go away when they stop
ballooning no cytoplasm, swell

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what are the 4 necrosis type
coagulative necrosis liquefactive necrosis caseous necrosis fat necrosis
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what is coaglutive necrosis
the structure becomes fixed
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liquefactive necrosis
tissue becomes liquified | happens in brain commonly
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casoues necrosis
cheesy, oozy strcuture less
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fat necrosis
happens in acute pancreatis digestive enzyme become activated in pancrease they digesst tissue around it, also liquify fat s it white microscopic as fat binds to calcium
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apoptosis
death of individual cell
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apoptois vs necrosis
no inflammation in apoptosis
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apoptosis
cell forms blobs but cell membrane intact \apoptopic body macrophages pahgocytocyed needs lots of atp to mantain cell integrity
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necrosis
cell membrane loses integrity, leak enzyme, other death die | so inflammation
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causes of apoptosis
embryogenisis deleion of autoreactive t cells- prevents autiimmune disease hormone dependent cell deletion mild injury irreverisble dna damage so suicide
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another progammed cell death
necroptosis | progammed cell death but with inflammation