INTRO TO PATHOLOGY 2

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Bio Med and Pathology Mapa Mental sobre INTRO TO PATHOLOGY 2, creado por aahughes el 18/04/2013.
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INTRO TO PATHOLOGY 2
  1. Feeling ill:symptoms each with pathological basis
    1. General Symptoms: fever nausea,pain
      1. Specific Symptoms:swelling,rash,shortness of breath
    2. PATHOGNOMIC ABNORMALITIES
      1. Restricted to a single disease
        1. Extremely useful in diagnosis - presence leaves no doubt
          1. Disease characterised by a number of abnormalities - SYNDROMES
      2. COMPLICATIONS/SEQUALE
        1. prolonged, distant or secondary consequence
          1. eg paralysis is a sequale of poliomyelitits
        2. PROGNOSIS
          1. The known or likely course of the disease - fate of the patient
            1. subject to medical or surgical intervention
              1. Natural course prognosis
                1. Therapeutic course prognosis
          2. REMISSION/RELAPSE
            1. Remission: active disease to quiescence
              1. Signs and symptoms may re-appear
                1. This is the process of RELAPSE
            2. CELL TISSUE RESPONSE TO INJURY
              1. INFLAMMATION, REPAIR, AND NEOPLASIA are the tissue response to injury
                1. most disease reflect one of these three processes
                  1. Involving cytokines,enzymes
              2. CELLUAR PROCESSES
                1. MORPHOGENISIS:biological process in which an organism develops its shape
                  1. CELL DIFFERENTIATION:cells become specialised in function
                    1. CELL GROWTH
                2. CELL TURNOVER
                  1. Growth is dependent on a balance of cell proliferation and death
                    1. Regeneration: replacement of injured cells
                      1. cells are LABILE, STABLE OR PERMENANT
                        1. Cell turnover is regulated by inhibitors/inducers or Apoptosis
                  2. LABILE:proliferate normally, associated with normal turnover of cells
                    1. STABLE:replicate at low levels, can be rapid at times of need ie fibroblasts
                      1. PERMANENT:do not replicate ie nerve cells cardiac muscle
                    2. APOPTOSIS
                      1. Programmed cell death
                        1. Inherent in every cell
                        2. Differs from Necrosis:cell death reults from acute cellular injury
                          1. EXTRINSIC INDUCERS:hormones, growth factors,cytokine
                            1. INTRINSIC:heat, radiation, nutrient depr, viral, hypoxia
                        3. FREE RADICALS:unpaired electron from smoking, destabilizes cells
                          1. ANTIOXIDANT:natural substance that prevent damage to cells
                            1. Cell turnover Inducers: activate cell shrinkage and death
                              1. allows clearance with damage to other tissues
                              2. CELL INJURY:chemical,physical, bio agents
                                1. FATTY OR HYDROPHIC CHANGES
                                  1. Accumulation of lipids: alcoholism, diabetes
                                  2. AMYLOIDOSIS:insoluable protiens depositedon tissues impairing functions
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