CGCC Mortuary Sciences - Compendium Sciences UPDATED ACTUAL
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The division of pathology that deals with special pathology
individual body organs or systems
pathology dealing with various lab tests of clinical pathology
body fluids and tissues that are used in
making a diagnosis
the expulsion of blood of a gastric origin hematemesis
from teh mouth
conditions that make a body more predisposing conditions
susceptible to disease without actually
causing it
the formation of pus suppuration
term for a boil is furuncle
a common complication of healing adhesions
a controlled enlargement of a body organ hyperplasia
or part due to an increase in the number of
its component cells
acute diffuse inflammation of subcutaneous phlegmon
connective tissue
the escape of blood from the vascular hemorrhage
system
a blood clot that has formed within the thrombus
heart or a blood vessel
Decreased blood flow to a body part ischemia
an embolus may consist of fragment of thrombi, bacteria, or tumor cells
, the state of collapse that follows severe infarct
tissue injury
an exciting cause of disease is an actual cause
shrinkage of muscle following paralysis or pathological atrophy
enlargement of the heart to offset a
valvular defect are examples of
shrinkage of the uterus after menopause or physiological atrophy
enlargement of the breasts during lactation
are examples of
an abnormal channel connecting two fistula
surfaces
gernalized edema of the subcutaneous anasarca
tissue
an area of necrosis in which the dead cells ulcer
are sloughed from a free surface
accumulation of blood in a part due to passive hyperemia
venous obstruction
increased arterial circulation leading to active hyperemia
congestion of blood
arterial thrombosis may cause ischemia
venous thrombosis may cause gangrene
formation of a blood clot attached to the thrombosis
wall of the heart or blood vessels
a foreign particle that becomes lodged in a embolus
blood vessesl
a blood discoloration in the tissues ecchymosis
a blister-like structure that contains a vesicle
serious fluid
blood in the sputum heoptysis
the increase in the size of the cells of an hypertrophy
organ
the reaction of tissue to an irritant inflammation
any structural change that occurs in a lesion
disease
replacement of dead tissue cells with repair
connective tissue cells
most closely associated with infarction ischemia
the termination of an inflammatory reaction resolution
with the return to normal body part
the union of two or more adjacent boils carbuncle
thick liquid that collects around an infection exudate
antibodies are found in the blood
gumma is a lesion of syphillis
Questions and CORRECT Answers
The division of pathology that deals with special pathology
individual body organs or systems
pathology dealing with various lab tests of clinical pathology
body fluids and tissues that are used in
making a diagnosis
the expulsion of blood of a gastric origin hematemesis
from teh mouth
conditions that make a body more predisposing conditions
susceptible to disease without actually
causing it
the formation of pus suppuration
term for a boil is furuncle
a common complication of healing adhesions
a controlled enlargement of a body organ hyperplasia
or part due to an increase in the number of
its component cells
acute diffuse inflammation of subcutaneous phlegmon
connective tissue
the escape of blood from the vascular hemorrhage
system
a blood clot that has formed within the thrombus
heart or a blood vessel
Decreased blood flow to a body part ischemia
an embolus may consist of fragment of thrombi, bacteria, or tumor cells
, the state of collapse that follows severe infarct
tissue injury
an exciting cause of disease is an actual cause
shrinkage of muscle following paralysis or pathological atrophy
enlargement of the heart to offset a
valvular defect are examples of
shrinkage of the uterus after menopause or physiological atrophy
enlargement of the breasts during lactation
are examples of
an abnormal channel connecting two fistula
surfaces
gernalized edema of the subcutaneous anasarca
tissue
an area of necrosis in which the dead cells ulcer
are sloughed from a free surface
accumulation of blood in a part due to passive hyperemia
venous obstruction
increased arterial circulation leading to active hyperemia
congestion of blood
arterial thrombosis may cause ischemia
venous thrombosis may cause gangrene
formation of a blood clot attached to the thrombosis
wall of the heart or blood vessels
a foreign particle that becomes lodged in a embolus
blood vessesl
a blood discoloration in the tissues ecchymosis
a blister-like structure that contains a vesicle
serious fluid
blood in the sputum heoptysis
the increase in the size of the cells of an hypertrophy
organ
the reaction of tissue to an irritant inflammation
any structural change that occurs in a lesion
disease
replacement of dead tissue cells with repair
connective tissue cells
most closely associated with infarction ischemia
the termination of an inflammatory reaction resolution
with the return to normal body part
the union of two or more adjacent boils carbuncle
thick liquid that collects around an infection exudate
antibodies are found in the blood
gumma is a lesion of syphillis
