Packet II of Pathology Crossword
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2) "Waxy or starch-like" glycoprotien accumulation in tissue/organs. Could be Amyloidosis. Kidney, liver, spleen, renal gland3) Result of insult. Example: Paralyzed limb or malnutrition4) Chronic passive congestion, Heavy metal poisoning, Proloned Fever, Anorexia, Starvation8) Cheese-like. Friable. Gray-white. Mycobacterial TB9) Dry Gangrene. Interferance with arterial supply of blood. Tissue shrinks, mummifies. Slow spread. 13) Caused by Claustridium (Anerobic bacteria). Crackling skin. Follows wound contamination |
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1) Retention of Biliruben. Yellow skin/eyes/nails5) Dis. of Uric acid & metabolism. Excessive amounts accumulate in tissue and joints--- > joint pain. Agitated by red meat. 6) Process of substance passing into & being deposited into cell/tissue/organ. Intro-cellular7) Fatty Degeneration. Abnormal accumulation of lipid in cells, commonly affecting liver because of Alcoholism.10) Obstruction of Veinous Outflow. Black skin, bad smells, fast spreading11) Least damaging. Seen in burns, malnutrition, infection, shock. Liver and Kidneys mostly involved, sometimes Heart12) Associated with bacterial invasion. Oft. seen in extremities14) Pigments not normally in body. Carotenemia or Anthracosis (Black lung)15) Accumulation of calcium salts, most common in TB. Also seen in Arteriosclerosis16) Cause of Cloudy Swelling17) Children's Thymus glands, post-lactation, aging |
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