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Communication: Discussion Board: Quiz #1 Results
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- Loss of chromatin related to the reflux of DNAase and RNAase into the nucleus.
Karyolysis
- Programmed cell death that normally occurs in the developing fetal limbs. It accounts for the normal development of fingers and toes.
Apoptosis
- Reversible cell swelling in renal tubules caused by hypoperfusion of the kidneys during a cardiac operation.
Hydropic (vacuolar) change
- Saponification of the peripancreatic tissue following an attack of acute pancreatitis.
Fat necrosis
- Softened localized area in the brain (encephalomalacia) caused by an occlusion of the medial cerebral artery.
Liquifactive necrosis
- White soft area in a lymph node infected with Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
Caseous necrosis
- Transformation of glandular epithelium into squamous epithelium in chronic cervicitis.
Metaplasia
- Preneoplastic changes seen in the bronchial mucosa of smokers.
Dysplasia
- Small brown heart in a 90-year old man.
Atrophy
- Estrogen-induced thickening of the uterine endometrium.
Hyperplasia
- This cell type is a hallmark of acute inflammation.
Polymorphonuclear leukocyte
- Specific effect of antigen on IgE-primed mast cells and basophils.
Degranulation
- Inhibits the production of prostaglandins.
Aspirin
- Site of endothelial cell contraction and gap formation between tight junctions during acute inflammation.
Postcapillary venule
- Enhances phagocytosis and is mediatd by IgG and C3b.
Opsonization
- Plasma protein cascade that produces vasoactive mediators of inflammation.
Complement system
- Directed migration in response to an inflammatory stimulus.
Chemotaxis
- Inducer of fever.
Pyrogen
- Lipid-soluble pore forming derivative of the complement system of proteins.
Membrane attack complex
- Chronic inflammatory cell type.
Lymphocyte
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