Cellular Death & Degeneration - L1-2

Somatic death - ❌ individual
Necrosis - ❌ living individual
Autolysis - ❌ enzymes within the body
Putrefaction - ❌ bacteria from the surrounding environment, or from within the body itself
Cellular Degeneration - Damage causes ❌ resulting ❌, causing cell swelling
Hypoxia - ❌
Systemic reactions - ❌ may be found in increased quantities in the serum
Local reactions - ❌ inflammatory reaction
Liquefaction - ❌
Suppuration - ❌
Suppurative/Purulent - ❌

Abscess - ❌
Sequestration - ❌ surrounded by fibrous capsule
Erosion - ❌
Ulceration - ❌ with damage to the basement membrane and exposure ❌
Gangrene - ❌
Putrefaction - ❌ microorganisms
Physiological Adaptions - ❌ conditions
Pathological Adaptions - ❌ conditions

Atrophy - ❌ size but then shrinks
Hypertrophy - increase in the size of a tissue or organ ❌ individual cells
Hypoplasia - ❌
Aplasia - ❌
Atresia - ❌ structure
Hyperplasia - ❌ in a tissue or organ
Dysplasia - ❌ organ
Metaplalsia - ❌ but related cell type

Rigor Mortis
Muscles stiffen ❌ after death due to contraction ❌ decrease.
Order of occurrence: ❌, ❌, ❌, ❌
Disappears in the same order ❌ later.
Rigor develops ❌ in well-nourished animals as ❌.
In warm temperatures, ❌ rigor begins ❌.