Chapter 1: Intro to Disease Flashcards

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scientific method

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observation, question, hypothesis, experiment, hypothesis supported?, conclusions

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science

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pursuit of knowledge, ask questions, test predictions, draw conclusions

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technology

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products/ machinery used to solve problems/ enhance human life

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organization of the body

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cells to tissues to organs to organ systems to organisms

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cytology

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the study of cells & their function

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prokaryotic cells

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smaller cells, simpler, ex: bacteria

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eukaryotic cells

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larger, have a nucleus, ex: animal, plant, human, fungal, protist

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function of nucleus

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encloses the DNA

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function of the ribosomes

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make/ synthesize the proteins

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function of the mitochondria

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“powerhouse” of the cell, break down glucose to make energy (aka ATP)

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differences of a plant cell

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chloroplast, cell wall & lack of centrioles

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mitosis

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cell division of most body cells.

  1. DNA replicates
  2. Rest of cell divides into 2 identical daughter cells
    process: IPPMATC
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In mitosis, what does IPPMATC stand for?

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Interphase, Prophase, Prometaphase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase, Cytokinesis

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histology

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the study of tissue

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the 4 types of tissue

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connective, epithelial, muscle, nervous

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3 types of muscle tissue

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cardiac, skeletal, smooth

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epithelial tissue

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covering/ skinning of inside body & outside

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connective tissue

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supports & connects. ex: bones, ligaments, tendons, cartilage

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nervous tissue

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nervous system, conducts electrical impluses to & from the brain & the rest of the body

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homeostasis

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all cells, tissues, organs & organ systems work together to mantain equilibrium/ the body as balance (steady state)

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disease

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disequilibrium; abnormal function or structure in an organism

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pathology

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the study of disease

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etiology

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the study of the cause or source of a disease

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pathogen

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organism that causes infection/ disease

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idiopathic
the cause of a disease/ infection is unknown
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lesion
abnormal tissue | ex: genetic defect, abnormal cells
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risk factors
exposes a person to a disease; increases the risk but does NOT mean they will get it
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types of risk factors
environmental, chemical, genetic, physiologic
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manifestation of disease
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signs
objective evidence of disease, observed or measured by a physician. ex: vomiting, hair loss, high blood pressure
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symptoms (sx)
subjective indications of a disease, reported by the patient. ex: headache, nauseous
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diagnosis (Dx)
when a physician uses signs/symptoms (data) to identify/ define the disease & plan treatment
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prognosis
predicted course & outcome of a disease
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acute course of a disease
quick onset, short duration. ex: flu, measles, common cold
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chronic course of a disease
slow onset, long lived. ex: hypertension, cancer, heart disease
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terminal course of a disease
disease will end in death
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remission
signs & symptoms subside for a period of time
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exacerbation
signs/ symptoms grow heavily more severe for a period of time
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relapse
when symptoms/signs return weeks or months after remission
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complications
getting diseases from diseases. ex: kidney failure due to diabetes
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sequla
lasting abnormalities from a disease. ex: paralysis after polio
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palliative care
relieve/ manage symptoms reduce stress for patients & family
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epidemiology
the study of disease occurence
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mortality
number of deaths attributed to a disease
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morbidity
number of people living with a certain disease
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incidence
number of NEW cases of a disease in a population
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prevalence
number of cases of a disease of a given time in a given population
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4 modifiable risk factors
poor nutrition, lack of physical activity, tobacco use & excessive alcohol consumption