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Sum total changes in living tissue in response to injurius agent ,including local reaction

Inflammation

Due to arteriolar and capillary dilation with increased rate of blood flow towards site of injury and concentration of packing cells and capillaries

Rubor (redness)

Due to increase capillary permeability allowing extravasation of blood fluid ,associated with increased hydrostatic pressure causing localized edema

Tumor swelling

Transfer of internal heat to surface or site of injury about increased blood ct

Calor(heat)

Due to pressure upon sensory nerve by exudate or tumor

Pain (dolor)

May be due to interference with nerve supply and destruction of function ilunit

Function laesa

Refers to inflammatory reaction in which anatomical changes are vascular and exudative

Acute inflammation


Involve persistence of injurious agent ,char by proliferative cell (multiplication) with predominant mononuclear cells. The proliferation is chiefly fibroblastic and vascular

Chronic inflammation

Represent integrade between acute and chronic inflammation

Synchronic inflammation

Organ or tissue smaller than nomal

Retrogressive changes

Incomplete or defective development of tissue or organ

Aplasia

Complete non appearance of organ

Agenesia

Failure of organ to reach or achieve full mature or adult size

Hypoplasia

Failure of organ to form opening

Atresia

Decreased size of tissue

Atropy

Increase in size due to tissue or organ increase in size of individual cell

Hypertropy

Increase in size of an organ or tissue due to increase number of cells resulting growth

Hyperplasia

Reversible change involving transformation in one type of cell to another

Metaplasia

Regressive alteration in adult cells manifested by variation size

K

Change in adult cells towards more primitive or embryonic cell type criterion toward malignancy

Anaplasia

Continuous abnormal proliferation of cells without control

Neoplasia

Means cell death which is due to disease or injury ,it is a rapid process that brings about death

Necrosis

Slower process refer to physiologic death cell indicating death of group cell immediate regeneration

Necrobiosis

Death of entire body or organism

Somatic death

Consist of more or less rapid coagulation of cytoplasm probably by intracellular enzymes set free produced through anemic or ischemic

Coagulation necrosis

Rapid total enzymatic dissolution of the cell with complete destruction of entire cell.necrosis of tissue in liquid cause absorb of fluid

Liquefaction necrosis

Involve peculiar destruction of adipose tissue ,particularly found pancreatic degeneration dull,opaque,circumscribed,flat by carbolic acid

Fat necrosis

Tissue appear homogenous ,amorphous thick with complete original structure with friable cheese

Caseous necrosis

Refer to massive death or necrosis of tissue caused by combination of ischemia and superimposed bacterial infecrion

Gangrenous necrosis

Cause arterial occlusion ,produce ischemic necrosis and consequent dessication mammication

Dry gangrene

Result of venous circulation where bacte infection supervenes ischemic injury to tissue

Wet gangrene

Implying immediate death since all function are mainly dependent on cardiovascular integrity

Cardiolatory failure

Leads to death due to absence of oxygen and accumulation of co2

Respiratory failure

Loss of reflex

Nervous failure

First demonstrable change observed in ,cooling of body temp about 7C farenheit

Algor mortis

Refer to rigidity or stiffining of muscle occur 6-12 weeks

Rigor mortis

Purplish discoloration

Liver mortis

Yellow chicken fat appearance ,currant jelly sputum

Post mortem clotting

Drying and wringkling of cornea anterior chamber of eye

Dessication

Produced foul smelling gases due to invasion of tissue

Putrefaction

This implies self digestion of cell by their own ferment undergone in tissue

Autolysis