Chapter 2

4. Selfinduced starvation (8+7)
5. A reversible change in which one differentiatedcell type (epithelial or mesenchymal) is replaced by another cell type ( 10 )
8. Metaplasia from squamous to columnar type in esophagus (7 )
12. Decreased cell and organ size (7)
13. Hyperplasia is a characteristic response to _____ viruses( 9 )
14. Traumatic and enzymatic are types of____necrosis (3)
16. A type of Hypoxia (6)
17. Cheese like (7)
19. SWELLING ____ _____ is the first manifestation of almost all forms of reversible injury to cells (8+8)
20. Bone formation in muscle, after intramuscular hemorrhage ______ (8+10 )
22. Special type of necrosis usually seen in immune reactions (9)

1. Metaplasia involves reprogramming of ______ ____ (4+5)
2. Hypoxic death of cells within the central nervous system often manifests as________ Necrosis (12)
3. One of the Physical agents capable of causing cell Injury (4)
4. In contrast to necrosis there is no inflammatory reaction in ____ (9)
6. Pathway of cell death triggered by Nutrient deprivation (9)
7. Disease can be grouped into two classes: acquired and ____(7)
9. A localized area of coagulative necrosis is called an ______(7)
10. Type of Physiologic hyperplasia (8)
11. One of three patterns Nuclear changes in necrosis (10)
12. Altered steady states of cells in response to to physiologic or pathologic changes (11)
15. Skeletal muscle atrophy due to immobilization is example of____ atrophy (6 )
18. A type of gangrene (3)
21. Suffix ___ means “ like” (3)