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1
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Forecast of the expected outcome of a disease

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PROGNOSIS-

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manifestations of a disease that paticet feels that are not observable the examiner (nabatyngan sang patient)

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SYMPTOMS

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3
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measurable manifestations of disease the physician

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SIGNS

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4
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enable living organism to handle physiologic demands

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Cellular Injury and Adaptation process-

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  • occurs with excessive external stimuli causing altered state but the cell remains viable. (ga adjust ang cell
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CELLULAR ADAPTATION

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6
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-occurs if the limits of
adaptive capability are exceeded

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CELLULAR INJURY

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7
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8 CAUSES OF CELLULAR INJURY:

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ISCHEMIA
CHEMICAL AGENTS
PHYSICAL AGENTS
INFECTION
IMMUNOLOGIC REACTIONS
GENETIC DEFECTS
NUTRITIONAL DEFECTS
AGING

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8
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-decrease/ absent blood supply.

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Ischemia

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9
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Low levels of охуgеn

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Hypoxia-

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10
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-normal cell death

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APOPTOSIS

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11
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premature cell death

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NECROSIS

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12
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-cell shrinkage

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ATROPHY

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13
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7 CAUSES OF ATROPHY:

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DECREASED WORKLOAD
LOSS OF NERVE SUPPLY
DECREASED BLOOD SUPPLY
INADEQUATE NUTRITION
PRESSURE
LOSS OF HORMONAL STIMULATION-Menopausal
AGING

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14
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-increase in CELLS SIZE

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HYPERTROPHY

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15
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  • a degeneration in the functioning of an organ due to the reduction
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Hypotrophy

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16
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disease

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Patho

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17
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study of

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Logy

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18
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Discussion of abnormalities

-Study of suffering (literal definition)

-Study of diseases

-Study of structural and functional consequences of injurious stimuli to the cells, tissues and organs and systems

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Pathology

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19
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2 DIVISIONS OF PATHOLOGY:

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General pathology
Special/Systemic Pathology

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20
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  • pattern of body’s response to injury that causing the variations of normal condition (abnormal)
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DISEASE

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21
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FOUR ASPECTS OF DISEASE PROCESS:

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Etiology
Pathogenesis
Morphologic changes
Clinical significance/Functional changes

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22
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Cause/Study of cause

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Etiology

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23
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mechanism of disease development

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Pathogenesis-

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24
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-structural alterations induced in cells and organs of body

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Morphologic changes

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25
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  • functional consequences of the morphologic changes.
    -any changes on the body
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Clinical significance/ Functional changes

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26
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2 GENERAL CLASSES OF ETIOLOGIC

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Genetic
Acquired

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27
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Hereditary

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Genetic

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28
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Has 4 divisions

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Acquired

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29
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Acquired etiology 4 types

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IVMT
Intections
Vascular
metabolic
traumatic

30
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CAUSES OF DISEASES CAN BE CLASSIFIED

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Alteration of cell growth
nosocomial
iatrogenic
community acquiree
idiopathic

31
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loss of uniformity in adult cell

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dysplasia

32
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abnormal desposition of calcuim salts

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calcification

33
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2 types of cacification

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Dystrophic calcification
metastatic calcification

34
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abnormal deposition of calcium in dead or dying tissues

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dystrophic calcification

35
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calcium deposition in normal tissues

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metastatic calcification

36
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6 Manifestation of disease:

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Inflammation
Edema
ISCHEMIA
INFARCTION
HEMORRHAGE
ALTERATION OF CELL GROWTH

37
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5 CARDINAL SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF INFLAMMATION

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RUBOR (REDNESS)
CALOR (HEAT)
TUMOR (SWELLING)
DOLOR (PAIN)
FUNCTION OF LAESA (LOSS OF FUNCTION)

38
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-causes vascular permeability allowing passage of protein rich plasma into the interstitium and this would cause swelling

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HYPEREMIA

39
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  • INCREASE in caliber in blood vessel
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VASODILATATION

40
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-DECREASE in caliber of blood vessel

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VASOCONSTRICTION

41
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  • collection of pus
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ABSCESS

42
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purulent inflammatory exudates

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Pus-

43
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localized area of chronic inflammation with central necrosis

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GRANULOMA-

44
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-local excavation of surface tissue due to shedding of inflammatory tissues

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ULCER

45
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  • substance that come out when you have inflammation. Usually comes from plasma or cells
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INFLAMMATION

46
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4 EVENTS THAT CAUSE THE CARDINAL

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  1. HEMODYNAMIC CHANGES-changes in blood flow

Causes

  1. Increased functional demand
  2. MIGRATION OF LEUKOCYTES
  3. PHAGOCYTOSIS AND ENZYMATIC DIGESTION OF DEAD CELLS
  4. REPAIR OF INJURY
47
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2 TYPES OF INFLAMMATION:

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Chronic
Acute

48
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  • Of short duration TRANSIENT STIMULUS
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ACUTE

49
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  • of longer duration with
    PERSISTENT STIMULUS
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CHRONIC

50
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SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE:

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Fever
Leucocytosis

51
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is an abnormal elevation of the body temperature

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FEVER-

52
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  • elevated white blood cell count
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LEUCOCYTOSIS

53
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LOCAL INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE:

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Abscess
Granuloma
Ulcer

54
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-elevated levels of calcium

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hypercalcemia

55
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Abnormal new growth of cells which compete with normal cells & tissues for metabolic needs

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Neoplasia (tumor)

56
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excessive fluid in the interstitial tissue or cavities

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EDEMA

57
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2 CATEGORIES OF TUMOR:

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BENIGN
MALIGNANT

58
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  • resemble their cells of origin, remain localized without spreading And offers a good prosis
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BENIGN

59
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  • cells poorly differentiated, invade & destroy adjacent structures and spreads out (metastasis) and could lead to bad prognosis
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MALIGNANT

60
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tissue death or necrosis due to inadequate blood supply to the affected area.

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Infarction

61
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most important adaptive changes

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hypertrophy
atrophy
hyperplasia
metaplasia

62
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has high protein and celluar debris

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exudates

63
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low protein

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transudates

64
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generalized edema. all over

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anasarca

65
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localized edema. in one location

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elephantiasis

66
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new growth in tumor

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alteration of cell growth

67
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caused by physicians and their treatment

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iatrogenic

68
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developed in hospitals or acute care facility

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nosocomial

69
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contracted outide the healt facility

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communities acquired

70
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underlying cause of disease unknown

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idiopathic

71
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revesible change from one adult type cell to another

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metaplasia

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