Cell injury — Flashcards

Which feature of cell death is characterized by nuclear condensation? _____

Are patients with dystrophic calcifications usually normocalcemic? _____

What type of infarct occurs in tissues with a single arterial blood supply (e.g. heart, kidney, spleen)? _____

_____ is a misfolded protein that deposits in the extracellular space, resulting in cellular damage and apoptosis

Plasma membrane damage in irreversible cellular injury results entry of _____ ion into the cell

In fat necrosis, fatty acids bind to Ca2+ via a process called _____

What type of infarct occurs with venous occlusion, tissues with multiple blood supplies (e.g. liver, lungs, intestine, testes), or reperfusion? _____

What is seen on liver biopsy in Yellow fever?_____

Which type of necrosis is characterized by enzymatic lysis of cells and protein, resulting in liquefaction? _____

Basophilic stippling in RBCs is a result of aggregation of _____