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Apoptosis
Define apoptosis 1,
What is the key biochemical featu...,
How does apoptosis differ from ne...
34
cards
Necrosis
Define necrosis 1,
Is necrosis ever physiologic 2,
What is the most common cause of ...
34
cards
Cellular Adaptations
Define cellular adaptation 1,
Name the main types of cellular a...,
Define atrophy 3
35
cards
Differentiate between Necrosis & Apoptosis
Define necrosis 1,
Define apoptosis 2,
Is necrosis physiologic 3
20
cards
Differentiate between Dry & Wet Gangrene
What is dry gangrene 1,
What is wet gangrene 2,
What is the main cause of dry gan...
20
cards
Differentiate between Metastatic & Dystrophic Calcification
What is dystrophic calcification 1,
What is metastatic calcification 2,
Are serum calcium levels normal i...
20
cards
Intracellular Accumulations
Define intracellular accumulation 1,
Name the main mechanisms of intra...,
Which organ most commonly shows l...
20
cards
Fatty Liver – Etiopathogenesis, Morphology – Gross & Microscopy & Stains
What is fatty liver 1,
What is the most common cause of ...,
What metabolic condition predispo...
20
cards
Free Radicals – Generation & Role in Cell Injury
What is a free radical 1,
What are reactive oxygen species 2,
Name an important reactive oxygen...
20
cards
Various Mechanisms & Effects of Cell Injury
What is cell injury 1,
What is the most common cause of ...,
What happens during atp depletion 3
20
cards
Exogenous Pigments
What are exogenous pigments 1,
What is the most common exogenous...,
How does carbon enter the body 3
10
cards
Psammoma Bodies
What are psammoma bodies 1,
What type of calcification forms ...,
Are serum calcium levels altered ...
10
cards
Lipofuscin
What is lipofuscin 1,
Why is lipofuscin called wear and...,
From which cellular process does ...
10
cards
Stains for Fat
Why are special stains needed to ...,
Which sections are used for fat s...,
What does oil red o stain 3
10
cards
Autophagy
What is autophagy 1,
Why does autophagy occur 2,
What structure encloses material ...
10
cards
Stress Proteins in Cell Injury
What are stress proteins 1,
What are heat shock proteins 2,
Name an important heat shock prot...
10
cards
Morphology of Necrotic Cell
What is necrosis 1,
What is the earliest cytoplasmic ...,
Why does cytoplasm become eosinop...
10
cards
Hyaline Degeneration
What is hyaline degeneration 1,
Is hyaline degeneration a specifi...,
What does hyaline material consis...
10
cards
Acute Inflammation
Define acute inflammation 1,
What is the duration of acute inf...,
Which leukocytes predominate in a...
33
cards
Arachidonic Acid derived Mediators of Inflammation
What is arachidonic acid 1,
How is arachidonic acid released 2,
Which enzyme initiates arachidoni...
20
cards
Phagocytosis
What is phagocytosis 1,
Which cells perform phagocytosis 2,
Which cells arrive first in acute...
20
cards
Differentiate between Transudate & Exudate
What is transudate 1,
What is exudate 2,
What causes transudate 3
20
cards
Define Chronic Inflammation. Mention it’s Causes & Pathways
Define chronic inflammation 1,
Which cells predominate in chroni...,
Can chronic inflammation follow a...
20
cards
Define Granulomatous Inflammation. Describe the Structure of a Granuloma
What is granulomatous inflammation 1,
What is a granuloma 2,
Which cells predominate in granul...
20
cards
Mechanisms of Wound Healing in First Intention
What is wound healing by first in...,
What type of wound heals by first...,
What forms immediately after inju...
20
cards
Mechanisms of Wound Healing in Secondary Intention
What is wound healing by secondar...,
When does secondary intention occ...,
How is inflammation compared to p...
20
cards
Fracture Healing
What is fracture healing 1,
What are the phases of fracture h...,
What forms immediately after frac...
20
cards
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