chapters 1+2 quiz 1 Flashcards
A combination of physical psychological and social perfection; first level of health
Ideal health
provides positive energy to confront problems, as well as physical, psychological and social influences without the appearance of any symptoms or signs of illness; second level of health
Positive health
No positive energy therefore, when exposed to harmful influence illness occurs; third level of health
Moderate safety
There are no complaints of clear systems of the disease and the disease is detected by special signs and tests; fourth level of health
inapparent disease
patient complains of symptoms he feels or have apparent signs of illness; fifth health level
Apparent illness
Patient’s health condition, deteriorates to such an extent that it is difficult for him to regain his health; sixth level of health
Mortality level
Asthma, a broken bone or fast developing signs of a chronic illness
acute and rapid development
Long developing syndrome
Slow and chronic development
affects more than one organ
General disease
effect one organ, or one part of an organ
Localized disease
Diabetes, blood pressure asthma are all example of what type of classification of disease
familial/genetic
can general hip dislocation or birth defects, are all examples of what classification of disease?
 congenital
down syndrome is an example of what classification of disease
Genetic mutation
from the infected person to the new host
Direct route
infectious skin diseases, such as scabies or fungi
Personal contact
this is the way that influenza spreads
Droplets and airborne connection
Syphilis and gonorrhea are examples of which type of spreading route
Sexual relations
Toxoplasma or cat disease is an example of which type of spreading wrote
Placenta or mother to fetus
through another intermediary what kind of spreading route is this?
Indirect route
insects like mosquitoes and flies, as well as rodent such as rats and mice are examples of which type of spreading medium
living medium
water, milk, soil, tools, air food are examples of which type of spreading medium
Inanimate medium
presence or absence that initiates or continues a disease process it stems from factors outside the body and affects it
Element/substance/force, living or inanimate