Fatty Change

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Fatty change is potentially ___(but usually not)

reversible

Fatty change known as ____in ___

Fatty in Filtration

In Fatty change cells___.

acculmulate lipids

In fatty change this hits ___,__, & especially __.

kidney heart and liver

In fatty change, cells ___ & ___ & get a ____.

increase in size and weight and get a yellowish cast

In fatty change cells are occupied by ___-filled___

one large lipid, vacuole

In fatty change, normal lipid exchange is ___ causing other ___ to be pushed aside.

impaired, organelles

Fatty change normally occurs in ____.

exocytose lipoproteins

In fatty change, cells cannot __ & __ lipids

export or oxidize

In fatty change if metabolism is impaired then cannot __ & __ lipids

process and export

When exiting or oxidizing lipids doesn't occur it's usually caused by what four things?

Malnutrition, Hypoxia, Overfeeding, Toxins

Fat Accumulation:___(impairs ___)

Malnutrition, protein synthesis

___impairs cell and membrane metabolism

Hypoxia

Overfeeding (____)

too many lipids

Toxin (usually affects ___through___)

liver, hepatic portal

Toxins impair ___ & ___.

metabolism and transport

___is directly toxic to cells.

Ethanol

___is a toxin and also ___.

malnutrition

Fatty change usually indicates a___

severe injury

Lipoprotein export impaired __, ___, ___

ER, Golgi, cell membrane