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

What is the hallmark of irreversible cellular injury? _____

What type of red blood cell is associated with microangiopathic hemolytic anemia? _____

Cellular injury is characterized by _____ activity of the Na+-K+ and Ca2+ pumps

What is the hallmark of reversible cellular injury?_____

Fat necrosis of breast tissue presents as a painless _____ on physical exam

Niemann Pick disease may present with progressive _____

Which layer of the cerebellum is most affected by global cerebral ischemia? _____

Ionizing radiation results in the formation of double-stranded breaks in DNA and _____ which damage DNA

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Photoaging results in gradual _____ of the epidermis, allowing the stratum corneum to become dessicated

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Flashcard 1: Plasma membrane damage in irreversible cellular injury results entry of _____ ion into the cell

Answer: Ca2+

Flashcard 2: What is the hallmark of irreversible cellular injury? _____

Answer: Membrane damage

Flashcard 3: What type of red blood cell is associated with microangiopathic hemolytic anemia? _____

Answer: Schistocytes ("helmet cells")

Flashcard 4: Cellular injury is characterized by _____ activity of the Na+-K+ and Ca2+ pumps

Answer: decreased

Flashcard 5: What is the hallmark of reversible cellular injury?_____

Answer: Swelling

Flashcard 6: Fat necrosis of breast tissue presents as a painless _____ on physical exam

Answer: mass

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Flashcard 7: Niemann Pick disease may present with progressive _____

Answer: neurodegeneration

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Flashcard 8: Which layer of the cerebellum is most affected by global cerebral ischemia? _____

Answer: Purkinje layer

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Flashcard 9: Ionizing radiation results in the formation of double-stranded breaks in DNA and _____ which damage DNA

Answer: hydroxyl free radicals

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Flashcard 10: Photoaging results in gradual _____ of the epidermis, allowing the stratum corneum to become dessicated

Answer: thinning

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