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Hemodynamic Disorders, Thromboembolic Disease, and Shock
How is edema different from effusion,
What are some examples of body ca...,
What is it called when fluid accu...
169
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Chapter 2: Introduction
What are the four aspects of a di...,
Although there are myriad factors...,
What does pathogenesis refer to
19
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Chapter 2: Cell Death
What are the main causes of necrosis,
How is necrosis characterized,
What are two examples of the diff...
88
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Chapter 2: Mechanisms of Cellular Injury
The cellular response to injuriou...,
The consequences of cell injury d...,
What are the principal targets of...
35
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Chapter 3: Overview
The typical inflammatory reaction...,
When pathogenic microbes invade t...,
What are the major participants i...
41
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Chapter 3: Acute Inflammation I
Acute inflammation has 3 major co...,
What is vasodilation induced by p...,
What is stasis
58
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Forensics
How does the proximate cause of d...,
Is ventricular fibrillation cardi...,
What is the most common proximate...
86
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Neoplasia: General Approach
What makes neoplasia benign or ma...,
What does a circumscribed tumor mean,
Why can you not discriminate betw...
123
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Neoplasia: Molecular Basis of Cancer
To go from a normal cell to cance...,
After the initiating mutation wha...,
What are the four general types o...
106
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Environmental and Nutritional Disorders: Part I
What does the global disease burd...,
What is disability adjusted life ...,
What was the gdb in 1990 201 for ...
101
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Environmental and Nutritional Disorders: Part II
Smokeless tobacco leads to what c...,
Tobacco decreases the overall sur...,
Is nicotine a direct cause of tob...
62
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Environmental and Nutritional Disorders: Part III
What three major symptoms does co...,
How does cocaine use lead to myoc...,
What does cigarette smoking and c...
55
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Environmental and Nutritional Disorders: Part IV
What is primary malnutrition,
What is secondary malnutrition,
What is severe acute malnutrition...
69
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Diseases of Infancy and Childhood: Introduction and Congenital Anomalies
What is the leading cause of deat...,
When do malignant neoplasms begin...,
What follows congenital malformat...
32
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Diseases of Infancy and Childhood: Prematurity, neonatal respiratory distress syndrome, necrotizing enterocolitis
What is prematurity defined as,
What are the 4 risk factors for p...,
What is the major cause of preter...
30
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Diseases of Infancy and Childhood: Perinatal infections, fetal hydrops
Microbes can enter the host by do...,
In general fetal and perinatal in...,
Occasionally infection occur by a...
28
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Diseases of Infancy and Childhood: Inborn Errors of Metabolism and SIDS
What are inborn errors of metabolism,
Most inborn errors of metabolism ...,
What is considered most important...
45
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Diseases of Infancy and Childhood: Tumors and Tumor-like Lesions of Infancy and Childhood
What does heterotopia choristoma ...,
What does hamartoma refer to,
What is a common example of a ham...
67
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Chapter 3: Acute Inflammation II
What are the four most important ...,
What are the two major vasoactive...,
What are the first mediators to b...
61
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Chapter 3: Chronic Inflammation
What is all occurring during chro...,
What are 3 different settings tha...,
What is an example of a difficult...
37
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Chapter 3: Tissue Repair
Repair of damaged tissues occurs ...,
When does repair occur by laying ...,
The regeneration of injured cells...
68
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Chapter 2: Adaptations of Cellular Growth and Differentiation
What are the four different cellu...,
What is hypertrophy,
What is the mechanism for hypertr...
17
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