Exam 1 Review Flashcards
Objective evidence, problems that can be detected or measured by caregiver
Rashes, fever, lab tests, x-rays, tumors, vital signs, posturing/pointing
Signs of a disease
Group of signs and / or symptoms proceeded by a specific disease
Syndrome
Diagnosis
Decision making process using:
Patient history
Physical Exam
Diagnotic tests
What does idiopathic mean?
Unknown cause
Natural defense system includes what?
Inflammation
Definition of homeostasis?
Internal balance
State of equilibrium in the body
Definition of etiology?
The study of the cause or “the cause”
Swelling that occurs when fluid moves (as part of inflammation)
Rubor
Heat production due to inflammation
Calor
Source of illness or abnormal condition together with its development is?
Pathogenesis
Individual who has presence of a disease without knowing it:
Asymptomatic
Careful
Particular fluid mixture of proteins, leukocytes, debris, and liquified dead tissue:
Exudate
Identify a symptom
Subjective evidence, problems only the patient experiences
Dizzy, nausea, pain, tingling, ringing in ears
Expected outcome of a disease:
Prognosis
Particular disease that only occurs at birth:
Congenital disease
An organism known to cause a disease:
Pathogen
An individual who’s signs and symptoms of a disease subside are is known as:
Remission
Diseases transmitted from person to person:
Communicable
Best and most effective way to prevent spread of disease:
Hand washing
Symbiotic relationship where 1 element benefits without harming the other
Commensalism
Pathogen identified by round shape
Coccus
Gram negative organism has what on outer shell layer and stains what color?
Lipoprotein saccharide / polysaccharide
Red / pink
Types of bacteria capable of self nourishment:
Autotrophic
Symbiotic relationship - both elements benefit
Mutualism
Causes of tissue nicrosis
Hypoxia
Anoxia
Toxins
Trauma
Intentional closure of a wound:
Primary Intention
Tissue repair - most is caused by what process?
Mitotic
Complication of healing - when a freshly healed wound separates
Dehiscence
Organism that lives in extreme cold temperature
Psychrophile
Process of killing some pathogens or rendering them inactive
Disinfection
During what phase do organisms grow a hard shell around them
Sporulating?
The inflammatory process:
QUESTION IS WHICH IS NOT PART OF THE INFLAMMATORY PROCESS
Mast cells release histamine (causing blood vessels to dilate) (rubor)
Increased WBCs
Increased vascular permeability (tumor)
Group of organisms that resemble a chain:
Bacillus
What is a facultative organism?
Can survive with or without oxygen
Exciting cause of a disease
Is the actual cause
Name of organism that requires organic matter to survive
Heterotrophic
Which one is considered an appropriate disinfectant
*Be careful it’s an except question
Disinfectants - hypochlorites, iodophores, ETOH
Aldehyde - formalin, glutaraldehyde
What’s the process that destroys all organisms including spores
Sterilization
30 mins 15 PSI 215 Degree
Symbiotic relationship - 1 benefits while destroying the other
Parasitism