Chapter 1 Review: Disease Process Flashcards
Genes inherited from parents
Genotype
Describes condition of a sick person
Illness
Disrupted DNA sequence
Mutation
Smallest microorganism
Virus
Not in harmony
Homeostasis
Contains all genetic information
DNA
Worms
Helminths
Process of engulfing invading organisms at the site of infection
Phagocytosis
Caused by treatment
Iatrogenic
Helps assess extent of burns
“Rule of Nines”
Three ways that the body is protected from disease…
1.Normal body structure
2. Inflammatory response
3. Specific Immunity
What is the leading cause of deaths in the United States for those younger than 35?
Physical trauma
What are the common predisposing factors for disease?
- Heredity
- Environmental factors
- Sex
- Age
- Lifestyle
Three types of monogenic hereditary disorders…
- Autosomal Dominant
- Autosomal Recessive
- Sex-Linked
Identify the five groups of microorganisms
- Fungi
- Protozoa
- Viruses
- Bacteria
- Worms
Which of the following best describes trisomy 21 or Down Syndrome?
A. Is caused by a missing gene
B. Is an uncommon birth defect
C. Is indicated by three copies of chromosome 21
D. Is caused by an additional X chromosome in males
C
How are B-cell lymphocytes likely characterized?
A. Provide cell-mediated immunity
B. Are responsible for acquired humoral immunity
C. Are the slowest and least aggressive responses of antigen contact
D. Are processed in the thymus
B
What is an important key to recall about anaphylactic shock?
A. May occur after single or repeated exposures to an antigen
B. Most often presents mild symptoms of distress
C. Is an example of both B-cell and T-cell deficiency
D. Is not an allergic reaction
A.
Malignant tumors are best described how?
A. Are circumscribed
B. Are not cancerous
C. Do not spread through the lymphatic system
D. Are characterized by uncontrollable growth cells
D
At what point does the risk of diabetes in obesity increase by 60%?
A. When the BMI is under 25
B. If there is an additional metabolic disorder
C. When the BMI is over 25
D. The result of mineral deficiencies in the blood
C