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Extra pathoma stuff
P selections are upregulated by w...,
Adhesion molecules are upregulate...,
What do selectins bind to
46
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Cell Injury and Death
Cell response to injury is depend...,
Cell injury results when what hap...,
What types of cells are most affe...
76
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Cell injury and death II
What is coagulative necrosis how ...,
What is liquefactive necrosis,
What is caseous necrosis
78
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Cellular Adaptations and Accumulations
What are physiologic adaptations,
What are pathological adaptations,
True or false pathological change...
68
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Cellular Adapt & accumulations II
What are subcellular reponses to ...,
What are lysosomes filled with,
What are primary lysosomes
89
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Inflammation I
What is inflammation,
What is the timeline for acute in...,
What is the timeline for subacute...
84
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Inflammation II
What are the two major processes ...,
What is the function of complement,
What is the process of engulfment
85
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Chronic Inflammation
What is the definition of chronic...,
True or false inflammation tissue...,
What are the three reasons for ch...
50
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Chronic inflammation II
What is granulomatous inflammatio...,
What causes granulomatous inflamm...,
What are the cells that mediate g...
50
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Wound Healing
Define wound healing,
What is the difference between wo...,
What are the steps of wound heali...
55
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Hemodynamics I
Where does edema build up,
Protein poor fluid is referred to...,
What is fluid in the pleural space
74
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Hemodynamics II
What are the three general compon...,
What are the bricks of the clotti...,
What is the cement of hemostasis
85
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Hemodynamics III & IV
What are the factors that coumadi...,
What is inr,
What pathway does pt measure
117
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Hemodynamics V
What are the causes of shock,
What is the definition of shock,
What are the sequela of shock
74
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Neoplasia I
What is neoplasia,
What is a neoplasm,
What are the features of neoplasms
73
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Neoplasia II
What allows for the increased rat...,
What is the percentage of cell in...,
What happens to apoptotic rates i...
48
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Neoplasia III
What are the four places that tum...,
What is the protein that attaches...,
What type of collagen forms bm
83
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Neoplasia IV
What is dysplasia,
True or false dysplasia always de...,
How is the cin grade determined
63
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Neoplasia V
What is the function of the apc g...,
What is the function of the brca ...,
What is the function of the rb ge...
56
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Neoplasia VI
What type of uv light is particul...,
What does uvb light damage,
What is the repair mechanism in t...
70
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Molecular Path
What are the four applications of...,
What are the advantages to molecu...,
What are genome mutations
49
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Childhood diseases I
Flattened nasal bridge oral cavit...,
What are anomalies,
What is the cause of most congent...
94
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Childhood Diseases II
What are the common bacterial 2 a...,
What is the consequence of perina...,
What is the time scale for early ...
109
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Childhood diseases III
What are the four major types of ...,
Can behavior of a tumor be predic...,
What is the most common fibrous t...
112
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Immunopathology
What is a type i hypersensitivity,
What is a type ii hypersensitivity,
What is a type iii hypersensitivity
75
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Immunopathology II
What is the cause of gvhd,
What causes acute gvhd,
What are the skin changes in acut...
93
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Immunopathology III
What is sjogren s syndrome,
Who is usually affected with sjog...,
What is sicca syndrome how
71
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Immunodeficiency disorders
When do immunodeficiencies usuall...,
What are the two causes of pro t ...,
What cells are the conductors of ...
110
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Genetic diseases I
What are the four categories of a...,
Which ad category is marfan 1 qua...,
Which ad category is ehlers danlo...
81
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Genetic diseases II
True or false ar diseases have mu...,
True or false ar diseases often h...,
When do ar usually present early ...
83
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Genetic Diseases III
Is huntington s passed on in an a...,
What is inheritance pattern of fr...,
What is the protein that is affec...
70
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Tougher Stuff
Peripheral rim staining pattern o...,
Homogenous staining pattern of im...,
Speckled staining pattern of immu...
30
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