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Pathoanatomie Test 1

die zwei ?? Health and Physical Education German 5.0Average rating 5.0 out of 5 (2 ratings) 163 cards

Pyknosis: nuclear shrinkage DNA condenses into shrunken basophilic mass

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  1. 1—Pyknosis:
    nuclear shrinkage
    DNA condenses into shrunken basophilic mass    Pyknosis: nuclear shrinkage DNA condenses into shrunken basophilic mass
  2. 2—Karyiorrhexis:
    nuclear fragmentation    Karyiorrhexis: nuclear fragmentation
  3. 3—Karyolysis:
    nuclear fading    Karyolysis: nuclear fading
  4. 4—Coagulative necrosis
    recent MI    Coagulative necrosis recent MI
  5. 5—Coagulative necrosis of the heartCoagulative necrosis of the heart
  6. 6—Coagulative necrosis of the kidneyCoagulative necrosis of the kidney
  7. 7—Liquefactive necrosis in brainLiquefactive necrosis in brain
  8. 8—Fat necrosis (in pancreas)Fat necrosis (in pancreas)
  9. 9—Caseous necrosis (due to TB)Caseous necrosis (due to TB)
  10. 10—Fibrinoid necrosisFibrinoid necrosis
  11. 11—Fibrinoid necrosisFibrinoid necrosis
  12. 12—loss of nuclei
    coagulative necrosis as a consequence of tissue hypoxia (due to atherosclerosis and thrombosis) and cell death
    MI    loss of nuclei coagulative necrosis as a consequence of tissue hypoxia (due to atherosclerosis and thrombosis) and cell death MI
  13. 13—loss of nuclei
    coagulative necrosis as a consequence of tissue hypoxia (due to atherosclerosis and thrombosis) and cell death
    MI    loss of nuclei coagulative necrosis as a consequence of tissue hypoxia (due to atherosclerosis and thrombosis) and cell death MI
  14. 14—loss of nuclei
    coagulative necrosis as a consequence of tissue hypoxia (due to atherosclerosis and thrombosis) and cell death
    MI    loss of nuclei coagulative necrosis as a consequence of tissue hypoxia (due to atherosclerosis and thrombosis) and cell death MI
  15. 15—loss of nuclei
    coagulative necrosis as a consequence of tissue hypoxia (due to atherosclerosis and thrombosis) and cell death
    MI    loss of nuclei coagulative necrosis as a consequence of tissue hypoxia (due to atherosclerosis and thrombosis) and cell death MI
  16. 16—loss of nuclei
    coagulative necrosis as a consequence of tissue hypoxia (due to atherosclerosis and thrombosis) and cell death
    MI    loss of nuclei coagulative necrosis as a consequence of tissue hypoxia (due to atherosclerosis and thrombosis) and cell death MI
  17. 17—loss of nuclei
    coagulative necrosis as a consequence of tissue hypoxia (due to atherosclerosis and thrombosis) and cell death
    MI    loss of nuclei coagulative necrosis as a consequence of tissue hypoxia (due to atherosclerosis and thrombosis) and cell death MI
  18. 18—loss of brain parenchyma and macrophages which have phagocytosed the dead brain tissue
    brain infarct    loss of brain parenchyma and macrophages which have phagocytosed the dead brain tissue brain infarct
  19. 19—loss of brain parenchyma and macrophages which have phagocytosed the dead brain tissue
    brain infarct    loss of brain parenchyma and macrophages which have phagocytosed the dead brain tissue brain infarct
  20. 20—loss of brain parenchyma and macrophages which have phagocytosed the dead brain tissue
    brain infarct    loss of brain parenchyma and macrophages which have phagocytosed the dead brain tissue brain infarct
  21. 21—Granulomas with a necrotic center and a rim of epithelioid hystiocytes, and occasional multinucleated Langhans giant cells at the periphery
    Tuberculosis    Granulomas with a necrotic center and a rim of epithelioid hystiocytes, and occasional multinucleated Langhans giant cells at the periphe...
  22. 22—Granulomas with a necrotic center and a rim of epithelioid hystiocytes, and occasional multinucleated Langhans giant cells at the periphery
    Tuberculosis    Granulomas with a necrotic center and a rim of epithelioid hystiocytes, and occasional multinucleated Langhans giant cells at the periphe...
  23. 23—Granulomas with a necrotic center and a rim of epithelioid hystiocytes, and occasional multinucleated Langhans giant cells at the periphery
    Tuberculosis    Granulomas with a necrotic center and a rim of epithelioid hystiocytes, and occasional multinucleated Langhans giant cells at the periphe...
  24. 24—Granulomas with a necrotic center and a rim of epithelioid hystiocytes, and occasional multinucleated Langhans giant cells at the periphery
    Tuberculosis    Granulomas with a necrotic center and a rim of epithelioid hystiocytes, and occasional multinucleated Langhans giant cells at the periphe...
  25. 25—Granulomas with a necrotic center and a rim of epithelioid hystiocytes, and occasional multinucleated Langhans giant cells at the periphery
    Tuberculosis    Granulomas with a necrotic center and a rim of epithelioid hystiocytes, and occasional multinucleated Langhans giant cells at the periphe...
  26. 26—Fat necrosis (Steatonecrosis)Fat necrosis (Steatonecrosis)
  27. 27—Fat necrosis (Steatonecrosis)Fat necrosis (Steatonecrosis)
  28. 28—Fat necrosis (Steatonecrosis)Fat necrosis (Steatonecrosis)
  29. 29—Fat necrosis (Steatonecrosis)Fat necrosis (Steatonecrosis)
  30. 30—Fibrinoid necrosis is surrounded by rim of epithelioid histiocytes, lymphocytes, and plasma cellsFibrinoid necrosis is surrounded by rim of epithelioid histiocytes, lymphocytes, and plasma cells
  31. 31—Fibrinoid necrosis is surrounded by rim of epithelioid histiocytes, lymphocytes, and plasma cellsFibrinoid necrosis is surrounded by rim of epithelioid histiocytes, lymphocytes, and plasma cells
  32. 32—Synovia
    Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) – is a chronic inflammatory disorder of autoimmune origin    Synovia Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) – is a chronic inflammatory disorder of autoimmune origin
  33. 33—Synovia
    Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) – is a chronic inflammatory disorder of autoimmune origin    Synovia Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) – is a chronic inflammatory disorder of autoimmune origin
  34. 34—Synovia
    Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) – is a chronic inflammatory disorder of autoimmune origin    Synovia Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) – is a chronic inflammatory disorder of autoimmune origin
  35. 35—H&E: Hematoxylin-eosin stain:H&E: Hematoxylin-eosin stain:
  36. 36—HistochemistryHistochemistry
  37. 37—ImmunohistochemistryImmunohistochemistry
  38. 38—Immunofluorescence:
    IgG (antibodies) in green
    Shows human glomerulus in nephritis    Immunofluorescence: IgG (antibodies) in green Shows human glomerulus in nephritis
  39. 39—In situ hybridization: Her2 gene copy number in breast cancer tissueIn situ hybridization: Her2 gene copy number in breast cancer tissue
  40. 40—Digital image analysisDigital image analysis
  41. 41—Electron microscopy: kidney glomerulus:Electron microscopy: kidney glomerulus:
  42. 42—H&E stain of kidney:
    In glomerulus is an acellular part (pathologic accumulation)    H&E stain of kidney: In glomerulus is an acellular part (pathologic accumulation)
  43. 43—Congo Red staining: specific to amyloid process; brick red staining resultCongo Red staining: specific to amyloid process; brick red staining result
  44. 44—Congo Red staining: specific to amyloid process; brick red staining resultCongo Red staining: specific to amyloid process; brick red staining result
  45. 45—Congo Red – polarized light:Congo Red – polarized light:
  46. 46—Amyloid, Congo Red, UV lightAmyloid, Congo Red, UV light
  47. 47—Amyloid under podocytesAmyloid under podocytes
  48. 48—F component of AA amyloidF component of AA amyloid
  49. 49—
  50. 50—Amyloid AL
    Immunotactoid glomerulopathy
    --> Light chain nephropathy
    Myeloma (cast) nephropathy    Amyloid AL Immunotactoid glomerulopathy --> Light chain nephropathy Myeloma (cast) nephropathy
  51. 51—Amyloid AL
    Immunotactoid glomerulopathy
    Light chain nephropathy
    --> Myeloma (cast) nephropathy    Amyloid AL Immunotactoid glomerulopathy Light chain nephropathy --> Myeloma (cast) nephropathy
  52. 52—HyalinosisHyalinosis
  53. 53—HyalinosisHyalinosis
  54. 54—HyalinosisHyalinosis
  55. 55—Hyalinosis:
    Kimmelstiehl-Wilson nodules in diabetes    Hyalinosis: Kimmelstiehl-Wilson nodules in diabetes
  56. 56—alcoholic hyalinalcoholic hyalin
  57. 57—alcoholic hyalinalcoholic hyalin
  58. 58—Steatosis:
    Lipocytes
    Normal hepatocytes    Steatosis: Lipocytes Normal hepatocytes
  59. 59—Atherosclerotic plaqueAtherosclerotic plaque
  60. 60—cholesterol crystals (due to atherosclerosis)cholesterol crystals (due to atherosclerosis)
  61. 61—cholesterol crystalscholesterol crystals
  62. 62—Carbon (anthrax), anthracosis
    Black dots = pigments    Carbon (anthrax), anthracosis Black dots = pigments
  63. 63—Carbon (anthrax), anthracosis
    Black dots = pigments    Carbon (anthrax), anthracosis Black dots = pigments
  64. 64—Pigment accumulationsPigment accumulations
  65. 65—Pigment accumulationsPigment accumulations
  66. 66—Pigment accumulationsPigment accumulations
  67. 67—Pigment accumulationsPigment accumulations
  68. 68—Calcium on H&E
    basophilic amorphous deposit    Calcium on H&E basophilic amorphous deposit
  69. 69—Calcium on H&E
    basophilic amorphous deposit    Calcium on H&E basophilic amorphous deposit
  70. 70—Van Kossu stain for calciumVan Kossu stain for calcium
  71. 71—??
  72. 72—??
  73. 73—??
  74. 74—Hyalinosis, PAS stainHyalinosis, PAS stain
  75. 75—Immunofluoroscence
    Ig lambda in AL amyloid    Immunofluoroscence Ig lambda in AL amyloid
  76. 76—Pigments (H&E)
    Perl stain for iron    Pigments (H&E) Perl stain for iron
  77. 77—Steatosis, H&ESteatosis, H&E
  78. 78—Edema (white spots)Edema (white spots)
  79. 79—Edema
    Inflammatory    Edema Inflammatory
  80. 80—Edema
    Inflammatory    Edema Inflammatory
  81. 81—Edema
    Inflammatory    Edema Inflammatory
  82. 82—Edema
    Non-inflammatory
    lungs (alveoli)    Edema Non-inflammatory lungs (alveoli)
  83. 83—Pulmonary edema in CHF
    transudate accumulation in alveoli    Pulmonary edema in CHF transudate accumulation in alveoli
  84. 84—Acute congestion: (can have)
    engorged capillaries
    edema
    focal hemorrhage    Acute congestion: (can have) engorged capillaries edema focal hemorrhage
  85. 85—Chronic passive congestion:
    can show fibrosis & hemosiderin-laden macrophages    Chronic passive congestion: can show fibrosis & hemosiderin-laden macrophages
  86. 86—Chronic passive congestion:
    can show fibrosis & hemosiderin-laden macrophages    Chronic passive congestion: can show fibrosis & hemosiderin-laden macrophages
  87. 87—Petechia (hemorrhage)Petechia (hemorrhage)
  88. 88—Venous thrombosis:
    composed of fibrin, platelets and blood cells    Venous thrombosis: composed of fibrin, platelets and blood cells
  89. 89—Venous thrombosis:
    composed of fibrin, platelets and blood cells    Venous thrombosis: composed of fibrin, platelets and blood cells
  90. 90—Venous thrombosis:
    composed of fibrin, platelets and blood cells    Venous thrombosis: composed of fibrin, platelets and blood cells
  91. 91—Venous thrombosis:
    composed of fibrin, platelets and blood cells    Venous thrombosis: composed of fibrin, platelets and blood cells
  92. 92—Acute congestion with edemaAcute congestion with edema
  93. 93—Venous thrombiVenous thrombi
  94. 94—Venous thrombi (recanalized?!)Venous thrombi (recanalized?!)
  95. 95—Venous thrombosisVenous thrombosis
  96. 96—Pulmonary "saddle" embolismPulmonary "saddle" embolism
  97. 97—Arterial & venous thrombi
    Infective endocarditis    Arterial & venous thrombi Infective endocarditis
  98. 98—Fat embolismFat embolism
  99. 99—Fat embolism?Fat embolism?
  100. 100—Multiple Splenic...Multiple Splenic...
  101. 101—Hemorrhagic infarct of adrenal glands in septic shockHemorrhagic infarct of adrenal glands in septic shock
  102. 102—Atheroembolic renal diseaseAtheroembolic renal disease
  103. 103—Atheroembolic renal diseaseAtheroembolic renal disease
  104. 104—Atheroembolic renal diseaseAtheroembolic renal disease
  105. 105—Atheroembolic renal diseaseAtheroembolic renal disease
  106. 106—Atheroembolic renal diseaseAtheroembolic renal disease
  107. 107—Rheumatic mitral valve diseaseRheumatic mitral valve disease
  108. 108—Rheumatic mitral valve diseaseRheumatic mitral valve disease
  109. 109—Rheumatic mitral valve diseaseRheumatic mitral valve disease
  110. 110—Rheumatic mitral valve diseaseRheumatic mitral valve disease
  111. 111—Rheumatic mitral valve diseaseRheumatic mitral valve disease
  112. 112—Rheumatic mitral valve diseaseRheumatic mitral valve disease
  113. 113—Rheumatic mitral valve diseaseRheumatic mitral valve disease
  114. 114—Venous thrombosis of the leg and pulmonary thromboembolismVenous thrombosis of the leg and pulmonary thromboembolism
  115. 115—Venous thrombosis of the leg and pulmonary thromboembolismVenous thrombosis of the leg and pulmonary thromboembolism
  116. 116—Venous thrombosis of the leg and pulmonary thromboembolismVenous thrombosis of the leg and pulmonary thromboembolism
  117. 117—Venous thrombosis of the leg and pulmonary thromboembolismVenous thrombosis of the leg and pulmonary thromboembolism
  118. 118—Infective endocarditisInfective endocarditis
  119. 119—Infective endocarditisInfective endocarditis
  120. 120—Infective endocarditisInfective endocarditis
  121. 121—Infective endocarditisInfective endocarditis
  122. 122—Infective endocarditisInfective endocarditis
  123. 123—Infective endocarditisInfective endocarditis
  124. 124—Infective endocarditisInfective endocarditis
  125. 125—Liver Cirrhosis
    replacement of liver tissue by fibrosis (scar tissue) and regenerative nodules    Liver Cirrhosis replacement of liver tissue by fibrosis (scar tissue) and regenerative nodules
  126. 126—Liver Cirrhosis
    replacement of liver tissue by fibrosis (scar tissue) and regenerative nodules    Liver Cirrhosis replacement of liver tissue by fibrosis (scar tissue) and regenerative nodules
  127. 127—Liver Cirrhosis
    replacement of liver tissue by fibrosis (scar tissue) and regenerative nodules    Liver Cirrhosis replacement of liver tissue by fibrosis (scar tissue) and regenerative nodules
  128. 128—Liver Cirrhosis
    replacement of liver tissue by fibrosis (scar tissue) and regenerative nodules    Liver Cirrhosis replacement of liver tissue by fibrosis (scar tissue) and regenerative nodules
  129. 129—Appendicits
    dilated vein, leukocyte margination    Appendicits dilated vein, leukocyte margination
  130. 130—appendicitis
    exudate    appendicitis exudate
  131. 131—appendicitis
    exudate    appendicitis exudate
  132. 132—appendicits,
    irritation of capillaries-hyperemia,
    exudate    appendicits, irritation of capillaries-hyperemia, exudate
  133. 133—serous inflammation
    viral inflammation of intestine,
    hyperemia, dilated veins,
    edema in glands, cellular infiltrate    serous inflammation viral inflammation of intestine, hyperemia, dilated veins, edema in glands, cellular infiltrate
  134. 134—fibrinous inflammation
    fibrinoid necrosis (pink circle),    fibrinous inflammation fibrinoid necrosis (pink circle),
  135. 135—active inflammation
    PMN (small dark points), macrophages, exudate    active inflammation PMN (small dark points), macrophages, exudate
  136. 136—acute bronchitis,
    exudate in lumen    acute bronchitis, exudate in lumen
  137. 137—actue superlative inflammation,
    acute bronchitis, hyperemia, exudare    actue superlative inflammation, acute bronchitis, hyperemia, exudare
  138. 138—hemorrhagic inflammation,
    crescentic and necrotizing glomerulonephritis    hemorrhagic inflammation, crescentic and necrotizing glomerulonephritis
  139. 139—hemorragic inflammation,
    hyperemia, macrophages, exudates    hemorragic inflammation, hyperemia, macrophages, exudates
  140. 140—hemorrhagic inflammationhemorrhagic inflammation
  141. 141—acute inflammation,
    swelling of cells, PMN&neutrophils and plasma cells, no fibrosis    acute inflammation, swelling of cells, PMN&neutrophils and plasma cells, no fibrosis
  142. 142—acute inflammation
    edema, not bacterial, no fibrosis, mononuclear cells (lymphocytes)    acute inflammation edema, not bacterial, no fibrosis, mononuclear cells (lymphocytes)
  143. 143—chronic active inflammation,
    fibrosis, tubulitis,    chronic active inflammation, fibrosis, tubulitis,
  144. 144—chronic active inflammationchronic active inflammation
  145. 145—granuloma capsule,
    giant cells    granuloma capsule, giant cells
  146. 146—granulomatous disease,
    TB, necrotizing granulomas    granulomatous disease, TB, necrotizing granulomas
  147. 147—margination, dilated vessel, RBC in center, show PMNmargination, dilated vessel, RBC in center, show PMN
  148. 148—temporal arteritis,
    giant cells, fibrosis of artery wall, lymphocytes (small dots)    temporal arteritis, giant cells, fibrosis of artery wall, lymphocytes (small dots)
  149. 149—lung biopsy HE staininglung biopsy HE staining
  150. 150—HEHE
  151. 151—non-necrotizing granulomas, MMNnon-necrotizing granulomas, MMN
  152. 152—foreign body giant cell, langerhans giant cellforeign body giant cell, langerhans giant cell
  153. 153—anthracosisanthracosis
  154. 154—lymph node biopsylymph node biopsy
  155. 155—lymph node biopsylymph node biopsy
  156. 156—lymph node biopsylymph node biopsy
  157. 157—chronic cholecystitischronic cholecystitis
  158. 158—cirrhosiscirrhosis
  159. 159—chronic cholecystitischronic cholecystitis
  160. 160—lymphoid folliculelymphoid follicule
  161. 161—stomach biopsystomach biopsy
  162. 162—PMN, MMN, inflammationPMN, MMN, inflammation
  163. 163—intestinal metaplasiaintestinal metaplasia

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