2024-11-13T03:51:06+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>All of the following are signs of inflammation except:&nbsp;</p>, <p>Necrosis is defined as:&nbsp;</p>, <p>All of the following are reversible cell damage except:&nbsp;</p>, <p>What is the most common cause of reversible cell damage&nbsp;</p>, <p>Which term describes a localized lack of sufficient oxygen to cells due to decreased blood flow?&nbsp;</p>, <p>Chronic injuries are marked by which of the following cellar changes?</p>, <p>The first response to acute injury is:&nbsp;</p>, <p>Cellular response to an acute injury includes all of the following except:&nbsp;</p>, <p>One key feature of acute inflammation is the presence of intravascular fluid with high protein content and cellular debris. This fluid is known as:</p>, <p>Vascular changes from acute inflammation include all of the following except:&nbsp;</p>, <p>Which cells are drawn to sites of inflammation due to chemotaxis?&nbsp;</p>, <p>What role do histamine and bradykinin play in inflammation or cellular response to injury?&nbsp;</p>, <p>Abscess formation is the result of chronic inflammation. An abscess is:&nbsp;</p>, <p>When an object is too big for macrophages to engulf and digest, they will surround the object and pack around it closely to keep it from moving elsewhere in the body. This collection of cells is known as:&nbsp;</p>, <p>A major difference between transudate and exudate is:&nbsp;</p>, <p>During repair, a scar tissue may form at the site of injury due to:&nbsp;</p>, <p>Bleeding disorders develop from:</p>, <p>Which of the following typically indicates a bacterial infection is marked by a core filled with liquefication of cells, a large number of white blood cells, and thick exudate?&nbsp;</p>, <p>Chronic inflammation can be caused by acute inflammation or be a primary disorder.&nbsp;</p>, <p>Chronic inflammation has the same cellular and histologic characteristics as acute inflammation.&nbsp;</p> flashcards
PATHO Inflammation, Injury, and Repair

PATHO Inflammation, Injury, and Repair

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  • All of the following are signs of inflammation except: 

    fever

  • Necrosis is defined as: 

    cell death due to outside factors

  • All of the following are reversible cell damage except: 

    fragmentation of the nucleus

  • What is the most common cause of reversible cell damage 

    hypoxia and anoxia

  • Which term describes a localized lack of sufficient oxygen to cells due to decreased blood flow? 

    ischemia

  • Chronic injuries are marked by which of the following cellar changes?

    glycogen storage

    hemochromatosis

    accumulation of adipose (fat)

    metastatic calcification

    hyaline accumulation

    all of the above

  • The first response to acute injury is: 

    smooth muscles relax, causing an influx of blood to the injury site

  • Cellular response to an acute injury includes all of the following except: 

    thromobocytosis

  • One key feature of acute inflammation is the presence of intravascular fluid with high protein content and cellular debris. This fluid is known as:

    exudate

  • Vascular changes from acute inflammation include all of the following except: 

    decreased viscosity

  • Which cells are drawn to sites of inflammation due to chemotaxis? 

    leukocytes

  • What role do histamine and bradykinin play in inflammation or cellular response to injury? 

    facilitate chemotaxis of immune cells and phagocytes

  • Abscess formation is the result of chronic inflammation. An abscess is: 

    collection of pus in tissues and organs

  • When an object is too big for macrophages to engulf and digest, they will surround the object and pack around it closely to keep it from moving elsewhere in the body. This collection of cells is known as: 

    granuloma

  • A major difference between transudate and exudate is: 

    transudate has a low protein count while exudate has a high protein count

  • During repair, a scar tissue may form at the site of injury due to: 

    accumulation of collagen at the injury site.

  • Bleeding disorders develop from:

    decreased platelets/thrombocytopenia

  • Which of the following typically indicates a bacterial infection is marked by a core filled with liquefication of cells, a large number of white blood cells, and thick exudate? 

    casseous granuloma

  • Chronic inflammation can be caused by acute inflammation or be a primary disorder. 

    True

  • Chronic inflammation has the same cellular and histologic characteristics as acute inflammation. 

    False