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Necrosis
What is the definition of necrosis,
Whatv poart of the cell goes unde...,
What does the lysosome of the nec...
37
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AKA's for midterm
What is the aka for gummatous nec...,
What is the aka for general paresis,
What is the aka for pancreatic ne...
9
cards
Pathilogy 1 Midterm AKA's
What is ther aka for hyperviscosi...
1
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Pigments Quiz #2
Where do exogenous pigments origi...,
Where do endogenous pigments orig...,
What is the mc exogenous pigment
37
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Chapter 2 Inflammation
What is a spincter,
Where does inflammation develop,
What do the cappilary beds consis...
35
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Chapter 2: Cells Participate in Inflammation
What is luekocyte emigration,
During inflammation where does th...,
What is diapedesis
30
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Chapter 02: Cell Derived Mediators
Where is no produced,
What is the fx of nitric oxide,
What does no inhibit
16
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Chapter 04: Healing P. 63-70: 75-76
What is healing,
Most oragns are formed by,
What are parenchyma bound togethe...
61
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Inflammatory Agents
What is the inflammatory agent fo...,
What is the inflammatory agent fo...,
What is the inflammatory agent fo...
5
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Clotting Factors: Roman Numeral Designation
What is roman numeral i,
What is roman numeral ii,
What is roman numeral iii
11
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Hemodynamic Disorders
What is a thrombosis,
What is the result of a thrombosis,
Where may a bood clot form
30
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Final AKA's
What is the aka for hemodynamic s...,
What is the aka for flow abnormal...,
What is the aka for increased blo...
13
cards
Nutritional Disorders
What are water soluable vitamins,
What are fat soluable vitamins,
What is viamin b
50
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Chapter 06 Neoplasia
What is neoplasia,
What is hyperplasia,
What is an example of hyperplasia
50
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Chapter 06 Part 2
Whar are characteristics of a mal...,
What is the ability to spread to ...,
What is the original tumor mass g...
51
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Nutritional Disorders: Part 2
What is a bleeding diathesis,
What is subperiosteal hematomas,
What is retrobullar hemotoma
7
cards
B Vitamins
What is the name of vitamin b1,
What is the name of vitamin b2,
What is the name of vitamin b3
6
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Vitamin C: Acscorbic Acid
How what is acscorbic acid used b...,
Ascorbic acid will hydroxylize pr...,
What is the function of hydroxypr...
13
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Fat Soluable Vitamins: Vitamin A
Who discovered vitamin a,
How is retinol used by the body,
What is the function of retinal
19
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Vitamin E a-tocopherol
What is vitamins es main function,
What does a deficiency of a tocop...,
What are the two types of membran...
7
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Chiropractic Biophysics
What is the ara for c2 c7,
What is the t1 posterior tangent ...,
What is the ara t3 t10
5
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