Cellular Adaptation

Cellular Response to Stress

• Hypertrophy is a cellular response to stress that involves an increase in cell size.

Cellular Injury and Death

• The absence of oxygen is NOT a cause of cell injury and death.

Reversible Cell Injury

• Hydropic swelling is a term used to describe a type of reversible cell injury characterized by an increase in cell size.

Programmed Cell Death

• Apoptosis is the term used to describe the process of programmed cell death.

Factors Affecting Cell Response

• The patient's age is NOT a factor that determines cell response to environmental stress or injury.

Cellular Adaptations

• Dysplasia is NOT a type of cellular adaptation discussed in the lecture.

Causes of Cell Injury and Death

• Radiation is NOT a cause of cell injury and death discussed in the lecture.

Reversible Cell Injury Types

• Cloudy swelling is a form of reversible cell injury discussed in the lecture.

Mechanisms of Cell Injury and Death

• Inflammation is a mechanism of cell injury and death discussed in the lecture.

Factors Affecting Cell Response

• The patient's genetic predisposition is NOT a factor that determines cell response to environmental stress or injury discussed in the lecture.