10 Questions
Which type of cells multiply constantly and continue to regenerate?
Labile Cells
Which type of cells multiply only with stimulus?
Stable Cells
Which type of cells never multiply?
Permanent Cells
Which type of developmental defect is characterized by incomplete or defective development of tissue/organ?
Aplasia
Which type of developmental defect is characterized by the complete non-appearance of an organ?
Agenesia
Which type of cells multiply only when stimulated?
Stable Cells
Which type of cells never multiply?
Permanent Cells
Which type of developmental defect is characterized by a mass of fatty/fibrous tissue with no resemblance to the adult structure?
Aplasia
Which type of developmental defect is characterized by the complete non-appearance of an organ?
Agenesia
Which type of cells multiply constantly and continue to regenerate?
Labile Cells
This quiz covers cellular abnormalities related to hyperplasia in the context of histopathologic and cytogenetic techniques. Topics include cell classification, labile cells, and stable cells. Test your knowledge in understanding how different types of cells multiply and regenerate.
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