DISEASE PROCESS Flashcards

1
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Disturbance of structure or function due to failure to adapt.

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Disease

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2
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Being diseased

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Morbidity

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3
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Proportion of diseased in the community

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Morbidity Rate

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4
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Relationship of disease and the environment

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Ecology

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5
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Distribution or patterns of disease and health in a community.

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Epidemiology

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6
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Degree of resistance that the potential host has.

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Susceptibility

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7
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Possesses the potential to cause disease or injury.

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Etiologic Agent

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8
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Power or ability of the pathogens to invade or cause disease.

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Virulence

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9
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Study of Symptoms

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Symptomatology

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10
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Experienced by the patient (subjective)

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Symptoms

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11
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Objective findings which has physical manifestations or observed through special examinations.

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Signs

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12
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Set of symptoms describing a disease.

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Syndrome

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13
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Deals with the cause, nature, treatment, and resultant structural and functional changes of disease.

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Pathology

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14
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Origin and development of the disease from inception.

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Pathogenesis

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15
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Determining the main nature of the disease.

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Diagnosis

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16
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Follows the normal course of the disease

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Sequela

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17
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Occurs during or after the course of the disease not normal.

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Complication

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18
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Prediction of the course of disease with medical opinion of the disease process.

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Prognosis

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19
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Restoration to pre-illness state

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Recovery

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20
Q

Transmitted to the offspring

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Hereditary

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21
Q

Defect of development, present at birth may be hereditary

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Congenital

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22
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Disturbance or abnormality in the metabolic process

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Metabolic

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23
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Inadequacy of intake or absorption of important dietary factors.

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Deficiency

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24
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Due to injury

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Traumatic

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25
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Abnormal response to physical stimuli

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Allergic

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26
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Abnormal and uncontrolled growth.

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Neoplastic

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27
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Unknown or spontaneous origin

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Idiopathic

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28
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Wear and tear or degenerates as time passes.

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Degenerative

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29
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Disease that came from treating other disease.

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Iatrogenic

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30
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Rapid onset, short duration

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Acute

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31
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Slow onset, long duration

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Chronic

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32
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Pronounced symptoms but prolonged than acute

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Sub-acute

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33
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Changes in the normal structure of the body

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Organic

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34
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Disease due to the mind

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Psychological

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35
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No anatomical changes, from abnormal response to stimuli (Paralysis)

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Functional

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36
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Types of Paralysis

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Mono, Hemi, Para, Quadri

37
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Disease obtained due to nature of the work.

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Occupational

38
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Disease from the same family may be hereditary.

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Familial

39
Q

Acquired from sexual transmission.

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Venereal

40
Q

Targets a large number in the community at the same time.

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Epidemic.

41
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Disease that is constantly present in a region

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Endemic

42
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Disease occurring country-wide or continent.

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Pandemic

43
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Disease that occurs occationally

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Sporadic

44
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When the disease is controlled, and symptoms are not obvious

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Remission

45
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Symptoms are more pronounced due to reoccurence

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Exacerbation

46
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Antihyperlipidemics, CoA reductase inhibitors

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-statins

47
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Calcium channel blockers

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-dipine, -pine, -ami

48
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ARBs

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-sartan

49
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ACE inhibitors

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-pril

50
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Beta Blockers

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-olol

51
Q

Used to evaluate pt’s physical capacity

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Physical Profile System

52
Q

PPS’s grading category

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PULSE-M

53
Q

Grade - No difficulty

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Grade 1

54
Q

Minor difficulty, requires occasional supervision

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Grade 2

55
Q

Difficulty requiring supervision but not limited activities

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Grade 3

56
Q

Sever impairment requiring complete care

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Level 4

57
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Process of Restoration

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Rehabilitation

58
Q

Disturbance in Functioning

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Impairment

59
Q

Quantifiable loss in function

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Disability

60
Q

Ability to perform ADL

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Handicap

61
Q

Caused by lack of exercise

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Muscle Atrophy

62
Q

Caused by lack of joint motion

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Joint contracture

63
Q

Lacks weight bearing ability, demineralization of bones

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Osteoporosis

64
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Caused by dehydration/Urine Concentration

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Urinary Tract Stones

65
Q

Caused by recumbent position

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Orthostatic Hypotension

66
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Caused by lack of motion in the lower extremities

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Venous thrombosis

67
Q

Prolonged rest in one position

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Hypostatic Pneumonia

68
Q

Cause by pressure or immobility

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Pressure sores

69
Q

Caused by lack or urinating opportunity

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Urinary incontinence

70
Q

Exercise carried out by the therapist without the participation of the pt.

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Passive

71
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Exercise done by the patient alone.

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Active

72
Q

Exercise carried out by the pt. and therapist.

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Active assistive

73
Q

Exercise using resistance such as weights or bands.

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Resistive

74
Q

Exercises done by contracting and relaxing the muscles.

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Isometric

75
Q

movement away from body

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abduction

76
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movement towards the body

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adduction

77
Q

bending of the joint decreasing the angle

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flexion

78
Q

increase in joint angle

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extension

79
Q

movement of foot inward

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inversion

80
Q

movement of the foot outwards

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eversion

81
Q

movement of the foot towards the leg

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dorsiflexion

82
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movement of the foot towards the sole

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plantar flexion

83
Q

movement of the hand making the palm face downward

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pronation

84
Q

movement of the hand making the palm face upward

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supination

85
Q

what happens to the hip with prolonged bed rest

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External rotation

86
Q

Intervention for External hip rotation and proper placement

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Trochanter roll, crest of ilium to mid thigh

87
Q

contraction caused by gastronemius and soleus of the muscle shortening the Achilles tendon

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Footdrop

88
Q

Intervention for footdrop

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Footboard, Pillow

89
Q

Necrosis of the skin and tissues from pressure

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bedsores