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WorksheetsINTRO TO PATHO (QUIZ 3)
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 4mins
Decreased blood flow
Anemia
Ischemia
Carbon Monoxide poisoning
Aplasia
Reduction in number of oxygen carrying RBC
Anemia
Ischemia
Carbon monoxide poisoning
Atresia
Decreased oxidative phosphorylation and Na synthesis
Cellular Adaptation
Antioxidants
Irreversible stage of hypoxic cell injury
Reversible stage of hypoxic cell injury
Block the initiation of free radical formation and terminate damage
Cellular adaptation
Antioxidants
Reversible stage of hypoxic cell injury
Irreversible stage of hypoxic cell injury
Cellular response to excessive physiologic stresses or pathologic stimuli
Cellular adaptation
Antioxidants
Reversible stage of hypoxic cell injury
Irreversible stage of hypoxic cell injury
FAILURE OF AN ORGAN TO FORM AN OPENING
APLASIA
AGENESIA
HYPOPLASIA
ATRESIA
COMPLETE NON-APPEARANCE OF AN ORGAN
APLASIA
AGENESIA
HYPOPLASIA
ATRESIA
INCOMPLETE OR DEFECTIVE DEVELOPMENT OF TISSUE OR ORGAN
APLASIA
AGENESIA
HYPOPLASIA
ATRESIA
FAILURE OF THE ORGAN TO REACH MATURE SIZE; INCOMPLETE DEVELOPMENT
APLASIA
AGENESIA
HYPOPLASIA
ATRESIA
TYPE OF PATHOLOGIC ATROPHY THAT CAUSES INACTIVITY OR DIMINISHED FUNCTION OF TISSUE/ORGAN
PRESSURE ATROPHY
STARVATION ATROPHY
ATROPHY OF DISUSE
EXHAUSTION ATROPHY
GENERAL WASTING OF TISSUES DUE TO EXCESSIVE LACK OF NUTRITIONAL SUPPLY
PRESSURE ATROPHY
STARVATION ATROPHY
ATROPHY OF DISUSE
EXHAUSTION ATROPHY
IS A CONTINUOUS ABNORMAL PROLIFERATION OF CELLS WITH CONTROL SERVING NO USEFUL FUNCTION; ACCOMPANIED WITH INCREASE IN SIZE, NUMBER AND ANAPLASTIC CHANGES.
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