Pathologic calcification — Flashcards

Pathologic calcification — Flashcards

Pathologic calcification — Flashcards
#1

Are patients with dystrophic calcifications usually normocalcemic? _____

#2

Which type of calcification (dystrophic or metastatic) occurs secondary to injury or necrosis? _____

#3

Which type of calcification (dystrophic or metastatic) tends to be localized? _____

#4

Which type of calcification (dystrophic or metastatic) occurs in normal, non-necrotic tissues? _____

#5

Fat necrosis of breast tissue presents as a painless _____ on physical exam

#6

Niemann Pick disease may present with progressive _____

#7

Which layer of the cerebellum is most affected by global cerebral ischemia? _____

#8

Ionizing radiation results in the formation of double-stranded breaks in DNA and _____ which damage DNA

#9

Photoaging results in gradual _____ of the epidermis, allowing the stratum corneum to become dessicated

#10

Defects in the ubiquitin-proteasome system have been implicated in some cases of _____ disease

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