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Types of Degeneration
1) Coagulation
2) Liquifaction
3) Caseous
4) Enzymatic
5) Fatty
6) Zenker's
7) Wallerian
8) Cloudy Swelling
Coagulation
infarction
Liquefaction
CNS
Caseous
TB
Enzymatic
Pancreas
Fatty
Liver
Zenker's
Hyaline
Wallerian
Peripheral nerves
Cloudy Swelling
Albuminous
Agenesis
Absence of an organ (usually paired organ)
Hypoplasia
Organ smaller than normal and defective
Aplasia
Small remnants of the organ present
Atrophy
decrease in size (disuse)
Hypertrophy
increase in size (muscle exercise)
Hyperplasia
increase in number of cells (pregnant uterus)
Metaplasia
changes from one cell type to another
(cuboidal changes to stratified squamous in the lung
a smoker)
Dysplasia
change in size, shape or function of a cell
(precedes cancer, but is reversible
Anaplasia
complete disorganization of a cell (cancer)
Carcinoma
cancer of epithelial tissue that usually spreads by way of the lymphatic system
Sarcoma
cancer of connective tissue that usually spreads by blood
Bacteremia
bacteria in the blood
Septicemia
pathogens or toxins in the blood
Anoxia
absence of oxygen
Hypoxia
deficiency of oxygen
TYPES OF CANCER
1) Carcinoma
2) Sarcoma
Carcinoma
cancer of epithelial tissue that usually spreads by way of the lymphatic system
Sarcoma
cancer of connective tissue that usually spreads by blood