1. Intro And Definitions

Question 1

Physiology

Answer 1

Study of normal functions and processes of living organisms

Question 2

Pathology

Answer 2

Study of cellular abnormalities

Question 3

Pathophysiology

Answer 3

Study of disordered physiological processes associated with disease or injury

Question 4

Etiology

Answer 4

Cause

Question 5

Pathogensis

Answer 5

Sequence of events that lead to disease

Question 6

Clinical features

Answer 6

Signs/symptoms

Question 7

Morphological changes

Answer 7

What happens in organ/tissue

Question 8

Four components of disease Pathophysiology

Answer 8

Etiology
Pathogenesis
Clinical features
Morphological changes

Question 9

Genetic Etiology

Answer 9

Inherited mutations, disease associated

Question 10

Acquired Etiology

Answer 10

Infectious
Nutritional - vitamin deficiency
Chemical - smoking
Physical - repeated mechanical stress (carpal tunnel)

Question 11

Pathogenesis

Answer 11

Sequence of biochemical and molecular events that follow the exposure of cells or tissue to an infectious agent

Question 12

Clinical features of pathogenesis

Answer 12

Injury to cells extra cellular matrix ultimate leads to tissue and organ injury which determines the morphological and clinical patterns of disease

Question 13

Sign

Answer 13

Objective evaluation - BP, HR

Question 14

Symptom

Answer 14

Subjective evaluation - pain, fatigue

Question 15

Clinical course

Answer 15

Is it fatal? In acute phase?

Question 16

Outcome

Answer 16

What will happen