chapter 2 Flashcards

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pathology

A

science of diseases

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pathologist

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macroscopic and microscopic examination of body materials for diagnosis and feedback

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3
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prognosis

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probability for recovery

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morbidity

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indicates the disease rates within a group

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mortality

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indicates the relative number of deaths resulting from a particular disease

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autopsy

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determine the exact cause of death, course of illness, effectiveness of treatment

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epidemiology

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science of tracking the pattern or occurence of disease

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incidence

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indicates number if new cases in a given population

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prevalence

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number of new and old or existing cases within a specific population

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etiology

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causative factors of a particular disease

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predisposing factors

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age, gender, inherited factors, occupational exposure

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12
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idiopathic

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cause of diesease unknown

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13
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iatrogenic

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disease caused by a treatment,procedure, error

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Pathogenesis

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refers the chain of events leading to a disease

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15
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onset

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sudden, obvious, acute

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subclinical stage

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pathologic changes occur but patient has no obvious manifestations

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incubation period

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initial latent stage in which no clinical signs are evident

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prodromal period

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early development of a disease

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manifestation

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clinical evidence , signs, symptoms

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remission

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period when manifestation subsides

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exacerbation

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worsening of disease

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precipitating factors

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condition that triggers an acute episode

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complicatins

A

new secondary problems arising after original disease

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convalescence

A

period of recovery

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sequelae

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potential unwanted outcomes of the primary condition

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symptomatology

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science of manifestation of diseases

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symptoms

A

subjective manifestation

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signs

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objective manifestations

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local

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confined to one organ system or area of body

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systemic

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affect a few organ systems or even whole body

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syndrome

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characteristic combination of symptoms

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disease

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entity characterized by specific cause and pathological fiondings

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atrophy

A

decrease in cell size

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hypertrophy

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increase in cell size

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hyperplasia

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increase in number of cells

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metaplasia

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replacement of a cell type

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dysplasia

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abnormal arrangement of cells

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anaplasia

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loss of specialized cells

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neoplasia

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new uncontrolled growth

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ischemia

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decreased supply of oxigenated blood

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apoptosis

A

programmed cell death

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pyroptosis

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induced cell death by microorganism

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necrosis

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cellular death

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gangrene

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necrosis with bacterial invasion