General Pathology and Pathophysiology notes
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- Disease Concepts and Terminology23
- Cellular Adaptation, Injury and Death39
- Amyloidosis5
- Inflammation22
- Wound Healing and Tissue Repair12
- Hemodynamic Disorders24
- Shock9
- Neoplasia and Cancer45
- Pathology Diagnosis and Specimens25
- Cardiovascular Pathology16
- Pulmonary Pathology5
- Breast Pathology21
- Musculoskeletal Pathology14
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Shock Shock - a global energy deficit at a cellular level most often due to inadequate tissue perfusion high morbidity and mortality condition presents as the final common pathway of a large number of crit...
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Patho Lecture Recording Ch 8 Lecture recording CH 8 Neoplasia Cancer cells are disorganized, disorderly arrangement, and problems with differentiation. When cells divide, the 2 new cells look like parent cell. That is why in the tissues, the cell...
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Pathophysiology Midterm Disease: impairment of cell, tissue, organ, or organ system Communicable: caused by infectious agent; can spread Non-communicable: can refer to chronic diseases; doesn’t spread causes of disease idiopathic...
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Patho Lecture Notes Cellular Adaptation CH5 Patho Lecture 2-5-15 CH 5 Cells adapt to the (internal) environment. Cells will adapt to a thicker layer to protect it from harm=law of adaptation. Adapt to increase of demand. Cellular adaptations: In aging, cells te...
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ILO's •Define neoplasia •Discuss the possible causes and the mechanisms of neoplastic change •Describe the morphological and functional changes which occur in neoplastic cells •Outline the sources of DNA damage •Discuss the...
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Tissue injury + repair liver regeneration is not true regeneration - resection of tissue does not cause new growth of liver - triggers a process of compensatory hyperplasia in the remaining parts of the organ *undergoes co...
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APR - created from Mind Map Inflammation SIRS CARS
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Cellular Basis of Disease Lysosomal Diseases: Structure of a lysosome: Lipid Bilayer Glysosylated transport proteins Hydrolytic enzyme mixture inside Contain abt 50 enzymes for the breakdown of: lipids, polyssacharides, proteins, DNA and RNA. ...
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Tonsil pathology Congenital abnormalitiesChoristoma: " hairy polyp" arising from the remnants of the ectodermal and mesodermal layers in the palatine tonsil and nasopharynx. Viral tonsilitis1. EBVInfects epithelial cells and B cells i...
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Untitled histopathology - the study of diseases in tissue, at either the gross/macroscopic or microscopic level. histopathology is often associated with surgery, as samples are analyzed to determine the extent of disease. ther...
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Cell Injury and Death Cell Injury and Cell DeathDepress/Stops Vital Functions - Mitochondria & Protein Synthesis & Ionic HomeostasisDegeneration - Structural/Morphological Changes Changes at Site or in Nature IschaemiaFailed Aerobic Respir...
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Arterial Insufficiency - created from Mind Map characteristics: Ulcer Characteristics: Skin Appearance
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Inflammation Definition:The response of living tissues to injury Bring leukocytes from blood to site of infection/damage.remove agent and initiate healing Types of Inflammation Acute:FastNeutrophilsMild injury/self-limitedProminen...
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Untitled Pathology GMC Long Questions 2x5 Ch2 Cellular Response to stress & Toxic insult :- Paper I 1. Apoptosis : Morphological & Biochemical Changes WS 18 ...
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These notes approach the unit through topics and lecture material. Cellular Basis of Disease includes lysosomal diseases, while Cell Injury and Death looks at changes associated with cell injury. Other notes cover inflammation, tissue injury and repair, neoplasia and shock.
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Start with Cell Injury and Death if you want to focus on cellular changes. Read a section, then close it and explain the key terms in your own words. Return to the note to check what you missed before moving on.
For a wider review, Pathophysiology Midterm brings together definitions related to disease. You can compare those definitions with a more focused note, such as Inflammation. When you are ready to check your understanding, switch to a quiz on the unit page; use a mind map there if you want to see how ideas connect. Pick a topic and open a note that matches your study goal.
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Start with Cell Injury and Death if you want to focus on cellular changes. For definitions related to disease, Pathophysiology Midterm is another option. Both offer a starting point before you move to a more specific topic, such as inflammation or shock.
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The collection is mainly at university level, with some material for professional candidates. University students and professional candidates can use the notes to study topics such as cell injury, inflammation and neoplasia. Teachers can also use the collection when looking for material on these topics.