Pathophysiology

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MODULE OUTLINE EXAMPLE: CAUSES OF CELL INJURY

1. CAUSES OF CELL INJURY


2. ADAPTATION TO CELL INJURY
3. CELL DEATH
4. INFLAMMATION
5. TISSUE REPAIR
6. IMMUNE SYSTEM AT A GLANCE

HYPOXIA- OXYGEN DEFICIENCY IN TISSUES

ISCHEMIA- ORGANS ARE NOT GETTING ENOUGH OXYGENATED


BLOOD / ARTERY OBSTRUCTION
TUBERCULOSIS
Arteries- carries oxygenated blood
Capillaries- gas exchange
Veins- deoxygenated blood
HISTOLOGY- (NORMAL)- study of tissues and cells under the
microscope. TOXINS
PATHOLOGY- (ABNORMAL)- study of diseases and their
mechanisms.

ETIOLOGY- (underlying cause) microbacterial tuberculosis


PATHOGENESIS- (mechanism, explain what happens)
occurrence of bacteria in the lungs
CELLULAR CHANGES- appearance of Langhans thype giant cells
in lung tissue
CLINICAL MANIFESTATION- Pulmonary Tuberculosis

ETIOLOGY-PATHOGENESIS-CELLULAR CHANGES- CLINICAL


MANIFESTATION
INFECTOUS AGENTS NUTRITIONAL IMBALANCES AGING
Marasmus (malnourished)
Kwashiorkor (bloated) (edema/swelling)
Diabetes (less insulin) insulin- gate or door for sugar to tissue
- Protein- maintain fluid balance- oncotic pressure pulling
fluid inside the cell

IMMUNOLOGIC REACTIONS
Antigen-Antibodies- Antigen Antibodies Complex

- Diabetes- high level of sugar in blood/ less insulin- gate


or door for sugar to tissue

PHYSICAL AGENTS

TEMPERATURE- 36.5-37.5 C- NORMAL BODY TEMP


GENETIC ABNORMALITIES
Almenism- don’t produce melanin

- Thalidomide (drug)- patients with leprosy-affect babies(


short arms and legs)
ADAPTATION TO CELL INJURY ATROPHY HYPERTROPHY

HOMEOSTASIS- all balance

Physiologic

Exercise- muscles become larger

Endometrium- lining in the ovary become thinner Pathologic

Cardiac Enlargement

HYPERPLASIA

Pathologic

Denervation

Stroke- big muscle to small muscle

Physiologic

BASEMENT MEMBRANE Breast during pregnancy

Pathologic

Endometrial Hyperlasia
METAPLASIA DYSPLASIA

Respiratory Metaplasia

Metaplasia refers to the replacement of a mature,


differentiated cell type by another mature, differentiated
cell type that does not typically occur in the tissue in
which it is found. Metaplasia typically occurs as a
response to chronic irritation of cells, which can be
environmental (e.g., smoking and alcohol) or pathological
(e.g., acid reflux).

Pathologic

Barretts’s Esophagus

GERD- Gastroesophagial Reflux

ESOPHAGUS-SPLINTER-STOMACH

ESOPHAGUS squamous - STOMACH glands/ epithelium


CELL INJURY

REVERSIBLE

IRREVERSIBLE

Protein Coagulation (pamumuo)

Ischemia

Pancreas produces lipases- melt fats

Acute pancreatitis- increase of production of lipases- lead to


lipases destruct other organ’s fats.

ANTIGEN ANTIBODY COMPLEX


TISSUE REPAIR

PAIN- DOLOR
LABILE CELLS- ( skin)
HEAT- CALOR Hyperemia- caliper of blood vessels became bigger causes
redness of inflammation.
REDNESS- RUBOR

SWELLING- TUMOR

LOSS OF FUNCTION- FUNCTIO LAESA

STABLE CELLS- stays long period of time but will replicate when
in need such as fractures- ( liver) (bone)

Fibrosis- scar
IMMUNE SYSTEM