Cell injury — Flashcards

Which mechanism of cell death is never physiologic*? _____

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

CMV can present with inclusion bodies said to look like _____

The coarse yellowish-brown pigment in hepatocytes / kupffer cells from hemochromatosis may be distinguished from lipofuscin by staining with _____

What type of necrosis may be seen with gangrenous necrosis if superinfection occurs? _____

In burns, the zone of stasis / edema has decreased perfusion due to _____

Fat necrosis of breast tissue is usually related to _____, but a history of such is not always reported

In addition to the brain, what other organ may undergo liquefactive necrosis? _____

What cause of free radical injury occurs following thrombolytic therapy? _____

Which type of necrosis is characterized by soft, friable necrotic tissue with a "cottage cheese-like" appearance? _____