Cellular Adaptation

What is cellular hypertrophy?

• Cellular hypertrophy is a decrease in cell size due to lack of nutrients.

• Cellular hypertrophy is a phenomenon that only occurs in plant cells.

• Cellular hypertrophy is a process in which cells divide rapidly.

• Cellular hypertrophy is an increase in cell size due to increased synthesis of proteins and cellular organelles.

What best describes cellular atrophy?

• Decrease in the size and function of a cell due to the loss of cellular substances

• Increase in the size and function of a cell due to the gain of cellular substances

• Cell division process to increase the cell population

• Change in the shape of a cell without affecting its function

What is cellular metaplasia?

• What is cellular metaplasia?

• Cellular metaplasia is uncontrolled cell division

• Cellular metaplasia is programmed cell death

• Cellular metaplasia is the ability of cells to regenerate

• Cellular metaplasia consists of the transformation of one type of adult cell into another type of adult cell in response to a stimulus or chronic injury.

What is cellular dysplasia?

• Cellular dysplasia is an anomaly in organ function

• Cellular dysplasia is a hereditary genetic condition

• Cellular dysplasia is an alteration in the shape and structure of cells, which may indicate a pre-cancerous process.

• Cellular dysplasia is a viral disease

What is the main characteristic of cellular hyperplasia?

• Increase in the number of cells

• Change in the shape of cells

• Decrease in the number of cells

• Increase in the size of cells

What is cellular anaplasia?

• Cell anaplasia is the excessive multiplication of cells.

• Cell anaplasia is the loss of cell differentiation.

• Cell anaplasia is the ability of cells to regenerate indefinitely.

• Cell anaplasia is the ability of cells to differentiate into different cell types.

What factors can trigger cellular hypertrophy?

• Factors such as intense physical exercise, mechanical stress, release of growth hormones, and intake of certain nutrients can trigger cellular hypertrophy.

• Deep meditation

• Lack of sleep

• Exposure to high temperatures

What is the difference between physiological and pathological atrophy?

• The physiological atrophy is a normal and reversible process, while the pathological atrophy is caused by diseases or abnormal conditions.

• The physiological atrophy is caused by diseases, while the pathological atrophy is a normal process.

• Physiological atrophy is more common in children, while pathological atrophy is more common in adults.

• Physiological atrophy is irreversible, while pathological atrophy is reversible.

What types of cellular metaplasia can be found in the human body?

• Fibrous metaplasia and cartilaginous metaplasia

• Squamous metaplasia and intestinal metaplasia

• Muscular metaplasia and nervous metaplasia

• Glandular metaplasia and osseous metaplasia

What is the relationship between dysplasia and cancer?

• What is the relationship between dysplasia and cancer?

• Dysplasia is a completely different disease from cancer.

• Dysplasia is a benign condition that is not related to cancer.

• Dysplasia is an advanced stage of cancer.