Notes in cellular adaptation and response to stress

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Published	09/23/2023	atrophy
Published	09/23/2023	hypertrophy
Published	09/23/2023	hyperplasia
Published	09/23/2023	metaplasia
Published	09/23/2023	dysplasia
Published	09/23/2023	dysplasia is {{c1::precancerous }}
Published	09/23/2023	anaplasia
Published	09/23/2023	reversible cell injury examples are {{c1::cellular swelling}} and {{c1::intracellular accumulations }}
Published	09/23/2023	reversible cell injury examples are {{c1::cellular swelling}} and {{c2::intracellular accumulations }}
Published	09/23/2023	irreversible cell injuries include {{c1::apoptosis}} and {{c1::necrosis }}
Published	09/23/2023	irreversible cell injuries include {{c1::apoptosis}} and {{c2::necrosis }}
Published	09/23/2023	ischemia is {{c1::lack of blood flow }}
Published	09/23/2023	hypoxia (hypoxic injury) is when {{c1::there is a lack of oxygen}}
Published	09/23/2023	free radical injury results from {{c1::abnormal/poor metabolism}} or when {{c2::the cell is exposed to too much energy}}
Published	09/23/2023	nutritional injuires occur when there is an {{c1::excessive}} or {{c2::inadequate amount}}
Published	09/23/2023	what can cause cell injury
Published	09/23/2023	{{c1::cell membrane damage}} leads to necrosis
Published	09/23/2023	cell membrane damage leads to {{c1::necrosis }}
Published	09/23/2023	hydropic swelling results from {{c1::cellular swelling}} due to {{c1::presence of water,}} usually caused by the Na/K pump malfunction
Published	09/23/2023	hydropic swelling results from cellular swelling due to presence of water, usually caused by {{c1::the Na/K pump malfunction}}
Published	09/23/2023	intracellular accumulations can result from
Published	09/23/2023	how are free radicals banished
Published	09/23/2023	involution
Published	09/23/2023	what are the types of necrosis
Published	09/23/2023	necrosis
Published	09/23/2023	coagulative necrosis is caused by {{c1::ischemia}}
Published	09/23/2023	liquefactive necrosis is caused by {{c1::release of lysosomic enzymes during cell death}}
Published	09/23/2023	fat necrosis results from {{c1::trauma}}
Published	09/23/2023	caseous necrosis is a {{c1::result of TB}}
Published	09/23/2023	cellular death in a large portion of tissue is called {{c1::gangrene}}
Published	09/23/2023	dry gangrene is usually due to {{c1::poor circulation}} and is a form of {{c2::coagulative necrosis }}
Published	09/23/2023	dry gangrene is shown as {{c2::black and dry skin}} with {{c1::a line separating healthy from dead tissue }}
Published	09/23/2023	wet gangrene is a form of {{c1::liquefative necrosis }}
Published	09/23/2023	gas gangrene results from {{c1::necrotic tissue infection }}
Published	09/23/2023	apoptosis causes inflamation (T/F)
Published	09/23/2023	necrosis is cell death related to {{c1::cell injury}}
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