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Which cellular component is primarily affected by oxidative modification of proteins?
Which cellular component is primarily affected by oxidative modification of proteins?
- Cytoskeleton
- Endoplasmic reticulum (correct)
- Cell membrane
- Nucleus
What is the main consequence of intracellular calcium entering the cell during irreversible cell injury?
What is the main consequence of intracellular calcium entering the cell during irreversible cell injury?
- Swelling of lysosomes (correct)
- Release of stored calcium
- Activation of DNA repair mechanisms
- Enhanced ATP production
Which characteristic distinguishes liquefactive necrosis from other types of necrosis?
Which characteristic distinguishes liquefactive necrosis from other types of necrosis?
- Pyknosis of the nucleus
- Fragmentation of the cell membrane
- Presence of intact cell structures
- Formation of pus (correct)
What is the primary event that initiates the pathogenesis of thrombosis in blood vessels?
What is the primary event that initiates the pathogenesis of thrombosis in blood vessels?
Which factor contributes to arterial thrombosis but not venous thrombosis?
Which factor contributes to arterial thrombosis but not venous thrombosis?
In which scenario is embolization most likely to occur in thrombosis?
In which scenario is embolization most likely to occur in thrombosis?
What is the primary mechanism by which fibrinolytic agents like t-PA treat thrombosis?
What is the primary mechanism by which fibrinolytic agents like t-PA treat thrombosis?
Which aspect sets arterial thrombosis apart from venous thrombosis?
Which aspect sets arterial thrombosis apart from venous thrombosis?
What distinguishes arterial thrombosis from venous thrombosis?
What distinguishes arterial thrombosis from venous thrombosis?
What significantly contributes to the risk of arterial thrombosis?
What significantly contributes to the risk of arterial thrombosis?
What is the primary purpose of having a uniform nomenclature system in pathology and medicine?
What is the primary purpose of having a uniform nomenclature system in pathology and medicine?
Which of the following terms is used to describe a disease that occurs without an apparent cause?
Which of the following terms is used to describe a disease that occurs without an apparent cause?
What is the main distinguishing characteristic between benign and malignant tumors?
What is the main distinguishing characteristic between benign and malignant tumors?
Which type of epidemiological study is best suited for assessing the association between risk factors and disease prevalence at a particular time?
Which type of epidemiological study is best suited for assessing the association between risk factors and disease prevalence at a particular time?
What is the primary purpose of conducting clinical autopsies in hospitals?
What is the primary purpose of conducting clinical autopsies in hospitals?
What is the primary indicator of cellular injury according to the text?
What is the primary indicator of cellular injury according to the text?
Which term is used to describe a disease that has a rapid onset but not necessarily a rapid resolution?
Which term is used to describe a disease that has a rapid onset but not necessarily a rapid resolution?
What is the primary difference between prospective and retrospective epidemiological studies?
What is the primary difference between prospective and retrospective epidemiological studies?
Which term is used to describe a disease that is a complication or manifestation of an underlying lesion?
Which term is used to describe a disease that is a complication or manifestation of an underlying lesion?
What is the main objective of epidemiological studies in pathology and medicine?
What is the main objective of epidemiological studies in pathology and medicine?
