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Link Definition to Term - General Pathology
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1Dissappearance of life from the entire individual - [blank_start]Somatic Death[blank_end]
Local death of tissue or cells within a living individual - [blank_start]Necrosis[blank_end]
Breakdown of cells and tissues caused by enzymes from within the body - [blank_start]Autolysis[blank_end]
Brekadown of cells and tissues by bacteria from the surrounding envrio or from within the body itselt - [blank_start]Putrfaction[blank_end]
Dysfunction of the Na+ K+ pump, causing a build up of Na+ in the cell resulting in swelling - [blank_start]Cellular Degeneration[blank_end]
Lack of Oxygen - [blank_start]Hypoxia[blank_end]
Enzymes released form dying cells found in high quantities in serum - [blank_start]Systemic reactions[blank_end]
Necrotic tissue initiates a milk local inflammatory reaction - [blank_start]Local reactions[blank_end]
Break down of tissue into liquid - [blank_start]Liquefaction[blank_end]
Breakdown of tissue into liquid with pus formation - [blank_start]Suppuration[blank_end]
Pus confined within a tissue - [blank_start]Abscess[blank_end]
Encapsulation of necrotic tissue surrounded by a fibrous capsule - [blank_start]Sequestration[blank_end]
Patirl thickness of epithelium lost - [blank_start]Erosion[blank_end]
Full thickness of epithelium lost with exposure of underlying connective tissue - [blank_start]Ulceration[blank_end]
Breakdown of organic matter by microorgaisms - [blank_start]Putrefaction[blank_end]- APutrefaction
- BUlceration
- CErosion
- DSequestration
- EAbscess
- FSuppuration
- GLiquefaction
- HLocal reactions
- ISystemic reactions
- JHypoxia
- KCellular Degeneration
- LPutrfaction
- MAutolysis
- NNecrosis
- OSomatic Death
2An organ or tissue reaches normal size then shrinks - [blank_start]Atropy[blank_end]
Increase in the size of a tissue or organ due to an increase in the size of the individual cells - [blank_start]Hypertrophy[blank_end]
Incomplete growth of an organ or tissue - [blank_start]Hypoplasia[blank_end]
Abscence of a tissue - [blank_start]Aplasia[blank_end]
Absence or closeure of a luminal structure - [blank_start]Atresia[blank_end]
Increase in the number of cells in a tissue or organ - [blank_start]Hyperplasia[blank_end]
Abnormal architecture of a tissue or ogran - [blank_start]Dysplasia[blank_end]
Change from one cell type to a different but related cell type - [blank_start]Metaplasia[blank_end]- AAtropy
- BHypertrophy
- CHypoplasia
- DAplasia
- EAtresia
- FHyperplasia
- GDysplasia
- HMetaplasia
3Inadequate blood supply of a tissue relative to its needs - [blank_start]Ischaemia[blank_end]
Localised area of necrosis caused by ischaemia - [blank_start]Infarction[blank_end]
Healing of an infarct - [blank_start]Fibrosis[blank_end]
Blood clot that forms from within the blood stream from normal constituents of blood - [blank_start]Thrombus[blank_end]
Formation of an innappropriate thrombus in the wall of a blood or lymphatic vessel - [blank_start]Thrombosis[blank_end]
Abnormal mass circulating in the blood stream - [blank_start]Embolous[blank_end]
Arrest of a circulating mass within a vessel - [blank_start]Embolism[blank_end]
Small momentart spurting of blood occurng between enothelial cells of otherwise normal capillaries - [blank_start]Diapedesis[blank_end]
Local acccumulation of blood, usually clotted - [blank_start]Haematoma[blank_end]
Very small haemorrhagic spots - [blank_start]Petechiae[blank_end]
Slightly larger foci of haemorrhages - [blank_start]Ecchymoses[blank_end]
Subcutaneous haemorrhage - [blank_start]Brusing[blank_end]
Excessive accumularion of tissue fluid - [blank_start]Oedema[blank_end]
Generalised subcutaneous oedema - [blank_start]Ansarca[blank_end]
Fluid in abdomen - [blank_start]Ascites[blank_end]
Fluid in pericardial sac - [blank_start]Hydropericardium[blank_end]
Fluid in pleural cavity - [blank_start]Hydrothorax[blank_end]- AIschaemia
- BInfarction
- CFibrosis
- DThrombus
- EThrombosis
- FEmbolous
- GEmbolism
- HDiapedesis
- IHaematoma
- JPetechiae
- KEcchymoses
- LBrusing
- MOedema
- NAnsarca
- OAscites
- PHydropericardium
- QHydrothorax
4Five classical signs of Inflammation - [blank_start]Heat[blank_end], [blank_start]Redness[blank_end], [blank_start]Swelling[blank_end], [blank_start]Pain[blank_end], [blank_start]Loss of Function[blank_end]
Watery fluid, low in protein - [blank_start]Serous exudate[blank_end]
High in Fibrinogen, neutrophils present - [blank_start]Fibrinous exudate[blank_end]
Lots of mucus as a result of inflamed MM - [blank_start]Catarrhal Inflammation[blank_end]
Pus - [blank_start]Suppurative/Purulent Inflammation[blank_end]
Substance that promotes production of antibodies or inlcudes an immune response - [blank_start]Antigen[blank_end]
Proteins manufactured in response to foreign material or antigenic stimulation - [blank_start]Antibody[blank_end]- AHeat
- BRedness
- CSwelling
- DPain
- ELoss of Function
- FSerous exudate
- GFibrinous exudate
- HCatarrhal Inflammation
- ISuppurative/Purulent Inflammation
- JAntigen
- KAntibody
5New groeth in which the cells are unresponsive to normal growth controls - [blank_start]Neoplasm[blank_end]
Process of developing a neoplasm - [blank_start]Neoplasia[blank_end]
Study of neoplasia - [blank_start]Oncology[blank_end]
Benign epithelial tumour - [blank_start]oma[blank_end]
Malignant epithelial tumour - [blank_start]carinoma[blank_end]
Benign mesenchymal tumour - [blank_start]-oma[blank_end]
Malignant mesenchymal tumour - [blank_start]sarcoma[blank_end]
Neoplasma of haematoporetic cells in whcih there is an increase in malignant cells circulating in the blood stream - [blank_start]Leukaemia[blank_end]- ANeoplasm
- BNeoplasia
- COncology
- Doma
- Ecarinoma
- F-oma
- Gsarcoma
- HLeukaemia
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