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    This document contains definitions, mechanisms, fates, short notes, and true/false statements related to various pathophysiological concepts and conditions. Definitions are provided for organization, plaque, congestion, epistaxis, anasarca, vegetation, phelepitis, haemopericardium, and ecchymosis. Mechanisms discussed include cyanosis, cachexia, and varicosities. Fates listed are arterial destruction, fibrocystic disease of breast, and existence of benign or cancerous tumors. Short notes define thrombosis, describe the microscopic picture of sarcoma, and indicate what forms a plaque. The true/false statements address topics like location of heart thrombosis, the nature of metaplasia

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    This document contains definitions, mechanisms, fates, short notes, and true/false statements related to various pathophysiological concepts and conditions. Definitions are provided for organization, plaque, congestion, epistaxis, anasarca, vegetation, phelepitis, haemopericardium, and ecchymosis. Mechanisms discussed include cyanosis, cachexia, and varicosities. Fates listed are arterial destruction, fibrocystic disease of breast, and existence of benign or cancerous tumors. Short notes define thrombosis, describe the microscopic picture of sarcoma, and indicate what forms a plaque. The true/false statements address topics like location of heart thrombosis, the nature of metaplasia

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    Pathophysiology CLS 323

    Def.
    1-organization.
    2- Plaque.
    3- Congestion.
    4- Epistaxis.
    5- Anasarca.
    6- Vegetation.
    7-phelepitis.
    8- Haemopericardium.
    9- Ecchymosis.
    10- Neoplasm.
    11- Agenesis.

    Mechanism:
    1- Cyanosis.
    2- Cachexia.
    3- Varicosities.

    Fate (why)?
    1- Arterial destruction.
    2- Fibrocystic disease of breast.

    3- Exiset of benign tumor of cancer.

    Short note:
    1- Hyperaemia.
    2-define and causes of thrombosis.
    3- Microscopic picture of sarcoma.
    4- Warning signals and its purpose.
    5- the plaque is formed by : 1,2,3,4,5,6

    T or F:
    1- Thrombosis of the heart is more common on left side.
    2- Metaplasia is from development of disorders.
    3- Hyperaemia is (veins, passive). F
    4- Carcinoma is more common and faster than sarcoma.
    5- Congestion, embolism, arthrosclerosis is disturbance of
    obstructive nature.


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