Patho Test Bank 1 (Gould) Top Mandatory Questions and Answers 2024

Which adaptive change is the most dangerous? - dyplasia Examples of hyperplasia - development of callus on laborer's hands enlargement of the prostate gland with age Failure of cells to develop specialized features - anaplasia What will happen in response to prolonged hypoxia? - atrophy When does liquefactive necrosis occur? - following a stroke Which tissues enlarge by hypertrophy after birth? - skeletal muscle bone short term illness that develops quickly with marked signs - acute Disease that develops gradually but persists for a long time and often causes much tissue damage - chronic A collection of signs and symptoms, often affecting more than one organ, that usually occur together in response to a certain condition is - syndrome Potential unwanted outcomes of the primary condition, such as paralysis following recovery from a stroke are referred to as - sequalae Which cells secrete histamine? - basophils mast cells Which cells are phagocytic? - neutrophils, monocytes, macrophages What is the effect of NSAIDs but not the effect of acetaminophen? - anti-inflammatory platelet inhibition Diapedesis - Movement of leukocytes into the interstitial spaces What type of exudate is found inside a blister? - serous adhesions - bands of scar tissue between two normally separate surfaces