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Cellular Injury Pathophysiology Quiz
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Cellular Injury Pathophysiology Quiz

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Which of the following is a cause of intracellular accumulation of water?

  • Switch to anaerobic glycolysis
  • Enzyme inhibition
  • Decreased ATP production (correct)
  • Failure of blood flow to tissues

    • What is the result of interference with vital enzymes in the respiratory chain?

  • Switch to anaerobic glycolysis
  • Acute ATP shortage and cell death (correct)
  • Swelling of cytoplasmic organelles
  • Altered intracellular electrolyte concentrations

    • What is the difference between reversible cell degeneration and necrosis?

  • Reversible cell degeneration is always reversible, while necrosis is always irreversible
  • Reversible cell degeneration only affects tissues, while necrosis affects organs and the whole body
  • Reversible cell degeneration may result in abnormal cell function, while necrosis is characterized by recognizable microscopic changes (correct)
  • Reversible cell degeneration is caused by intracellular accumulation of water, while necrosis is caused by enzyme inhibition

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