Pathologic Calcification: Abnormal Tissue Deposition
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What is pathologic calcification characterized by?

  • Complete absence of calcium salts in tissue
  • Normal tissue deposition of calcium salts
  • Abnormal tissue deposition of calcium salts and other mineral salts (correct)
  • Only deposition of iron salts in tissue

What minerals are deposited in addition to calcium salts in pathologic calcification?

  • Smaller amounts of iron, magnesium, and other mineral salts (correct)
  • Larger amounts of iron, magnesium, and copper
  • Only iron and magnesium
  • Only iron and copper

What is dystrophic calcification related to?

  • A type of normal tissue deposition
  • A type of cancer
  • A type of abnormal tissue deposition (correct)
  • A type of infectious disease

What is the difference between metastatic calcification and dystrophic calcification?

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What is the primary salt deposited in pathologic calcification?

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Pathologic Calcification

Abnormal deposition of calcium and other mineral salts in tissues.

Minerals in Pathologic Calcification

Iron, magnesium, and other mineral salts.

Dystrophic Calcification

Abnormal tissue deposition in damaged or necrotic tissues.

Dystrophic vs. Metastatic Calcification

Dystrophic occurs in damaged tissue, metastatic in normal tissue due to hypercalcemia.

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Primary Salt in Pathologic Calcification

Calcium salts.

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Study Notes

Pathologic Calcification

  • Abnormal tissue deposition of calcium salts, accompanied by smaller amounts of iron, magnesium, and other mineral salts.
  • Classified into two types:

Types of Pathologic Calcification

  • Dystrophic calcification
  • Metastatic calcification

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This quiz covers the concepts of pathologic calcification, including dystrophic and metastatic calcification, and their effects on tissue deposition.

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