Path Midterm 3 Sa Unit 5
Examples of stable cells, which can regenerate following necrosis (provided that some cells have survived and there is an intact connective tissue framework) are: hepatocytes (liver parenchymal cells) Granulation tissue is composed of: highly vascular immature connective tissue An important early event in repair by scarring is: Debridement Scarring is best defined as: an area of dense collagen, due to healing by fibrosis Amyloid depositions seen in a wide variety of body tissues in association with chronic inflammatory disease are termed: reactive amyloidosis Amyloid deposition in renal glomeruli is associated with: protein loss in urine Examples of labile cells, which maintain their ability to actively divide throughout life are: intestinal epithelial cells The 'scab' seen in association with skin wounds consists of: clotted blood and some inflammatory cells The early contraction occurring in scar maturation is caused by: contraction of actomyosin filaments in certain fibroblasts Which of the following represents the end stage of wound repair? dominance of fibrocytes and abundant collagen Granulation tissue refers to which of the following? fibrovascular tissue which has a role in healing of large wounds Epithelioid cells are derived from: monocytes When inflammation and necrosis destroy permanent body cells such as neurons in the brain, the result is: scar tissue Repair by proliferation of connective tissue is the definition of: fibrosis or scarring...
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