FSE Pathology Chapter 3

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Across
  1. 4. excess amounts of uric acid in tissues, affects the big toe
  2. 5. an increase in the size of an organ due to an increase in the number of cells
  3. 7. shrinkage in the size of the cell by the loss of a cell substance
  4. 10. stable cellular environment
  5. 12. solutions exerting the same pressure as that within the cell
  6. 13. coloration caused by deposits, or lack of colored material in the tissues
  7. 15. cheese-like
  8. 16. cannot always be removed from the embalming process
  9. 18. hypertonic embalming solutions that remove excess moisture
  10. 19. commonly encountered in arteries
  11. 20. increase in the size of cells, not the number of cells
  12. 23. snap-crackle-pop
Down
  1. 1. deterioration of tissues with corresponding functional impairment
  2. 2. self-digestion of cells
  3. 3. rhymes with cremation
  4. 6. lardaceous degeneration
  5. 8. can be of the wet or dry variety
  6. 9. a form of cellular adaptation, such as with smoking
  7. 11. alteration in cells ability to repair and replicate
  8. 14. replacement of damaged cells with identical cells
  9. 17. hypotonic embalming solutions that add moisture
  10. 18. changing the molecular structure: frying an egg
  11. 21. structural changes that follow cell death in living tissue
  12. 22. diffusion of a substance that should not be present in the cells