General Pathology 1

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Across
  1. 2. Reduced blood flow leading to tissue hypoxia.
  2. 4. Reduction in cell size or number due to disuse or nutrient deficiency.
  3. 6. Obstruction of a vessel by a detached clot or other material.
  4. 8. Increase in cell size due to increased workload or stimulation.
  5. 10. Tissue death due to inadequate blood supply.
  6. 11. Formation of a blood clot within a vessel.
  7. 12. Escape of blood from vessels due to injury or rupture.
  8. 14. Programmed cell death characterized by cell shrinkage and DNA fragmentation.
  9. 15. Excessive connective tissue deposition during chronic injury or healing.
  10. 16. Abnormal cellular growth, often a precursor to malignancy.
Down
  1. 1. Unregulated cell death leading to inflammation and tissue damage.
  2. 3. Increase in cell number often due to hormonal stimulation.
  3. 5. Aggregation of macrophages in response to persistent inflammation.
  4. 7. Protective response to injury characterized by redness, swelling, and pain.
  5. 9. Excess fluid accumulation in interstitial spaces.
  6. 13. Reversible change where one adult cell type is replaced by another.