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Pathophysiology SLCC

Homeostasis - answer The body's ability to maintain a dynamic steady-state of
INTERNAL BALANCE or equilibrium.

Hyperplasia - answer INCREASED NUMBER of cells

Hypertrophy and what causes it? - answer INCREASED SIZE of cell

Caused by increased workload or pathological condition

Atrophy and what causes it? - answer REDUCED SIZE of cell

Caused by disuse, malnutrition and decreased blood flow

Metaplasia and what causes it? - answer REPLACEMENT of one cell type with another
that can better endure stress.

Caused by chronic inflammation or irritation.

Dysplasia and what precedes it? - answer Abnormal cell growth of specific tissue

Precedes with cancerous changes

What does sodium build up do in the cell? - answer Sodium builds up in cell due to the
breakdown of the sodium -potassium pump. Consequently, sodium collects insider the
cell and attracts water (INTRACELLUAR SWELLING)

What problems can happen with fatty changes inside a cell? - answerLipid collects in
cells leading to (IMPAIRMENT OF CELL FUNCTIONS). "Fatty liver" is often the result.

What happens with Ca2+ build up in a cell and how? - answerCalcium builds up in a cell
due to the breakdown of the (Ca2+/Mg2+ pump). Consequently, calcium collects inside
the ell and causes inappropriate (ACTIVATION OF CELLULAR ENZYMES)

Apoptosis - answerControlled cell death (implosion). Everything in the cell stay inside.
No inflammatory response

Necrosis - answerUncontrolled cell death (explosion). Everything in cell is released into
extracellular space. Causes inflammatory response

, What are the organs of the immune system? - answerBone marrow - RBC, WBC and
platelets

Thymus gland - T-cell production

Lymph nodes

Tonsils

Spleen

Telomeres - answerOutermost tails of the chromosome arms.

What are the 3 cells of inflammation? What do they do? - answer1. Endothelial cells -
-Vasodialate/constrict
- Cause blood thinning/prevent blood clotting
-Allow enter/exit of blood vessels
-Control inflammatory mediators

2. Platelets -
-Responsible for blood coagulation/clotting
-Platelets release 300+ inflammatory mediators

3. Leukocytes -
-They are the major cellular component of the
inflammatory response
- High abundance of neutrophils in the blood is a
common indicator of inflammation and infection
-WBC are classified as granular or agranular

What does S.H.A.R.P. stand for? - answerSwelling
Heat
Altered function
Redness
Pain

What are the granulocytes? (3)
What do they do?

GRANpa BEN - answer1. Neutrophils- "First responded and most common

2. Basophils - Respond to allergic reaction

3. Eosinophils - Respond to allergic reaction and parasites

What are the agranulocytes? (2)

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