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| receives oxygen and nutrients from capillaries |
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| simple epithelial (example) |
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| stratified epithelial (examples) |
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| produces, stores, secretes |
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| smooth muscle tissue (example) |
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| striated muscle tissue (example) |
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| cardiac and skeletal (responsible for movement) |
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| cells will shrink from lack of use |
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| three causes of hypertrophy |
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| bring overused, requires more oxygen, muscles won't be flexible |
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| increase in the number of cells |
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| increase in the number of cells |
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| abnormal cell structure; precursor to cancerous cell |
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| intracellular communication and example |
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build up inside of cell
ex: lipids build up and cause serosis |
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| pathalogic calcifications |
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| things can go into parts of the body incorrectly |
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| dead/diseased tissue have calcium cells |
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| increase serum calcium level in normal tissue |
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| fluid changes that compromise function |
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| cell injury caused by no oxygen |
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| cell injury caused by physical agents |
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| cell injury by chemical injury (examples) |
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| cell injury caused by a biological agent |
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| can't stop it from happening, cells keep replicating |
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cell injury caused by radiation
(ionization) and example |
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can kill/mutate the cell
example: sun |
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| cell injury caused by radiation(nonionizing) and example |
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vibrates structure
ex: xrays, microwaves |
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| hypoxic cell injury alter _______ |
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