Cell injury — Flashcards

Which type of necrosis is characterized by a chalky-white appearance due to deposition of Ca2+? _____

Which lysosomal storage disease is characterized by "foam cells" (lipid-laden macrophages)?_____

What type necrosis is seen with brain infarcts and abscess? _____

What inclusion body may be seen inside the RBCs of patients with G6PD deficiency? _____

Hydronephrosis may lead to the compression and possible _____ of the renal cortex and medulla

Cowdry bodies are located in the _____

Which mechanism of cell death is never physiologic*? _____

Which mechanism of cell death is an inflammatory process? _____

Acute tubular necrosis caused by _____ is due to decreased renal blood flow

Is the neuronal injury due to cerebral ischemia reversible or irreversible? _____