Health Morbidity Issues

Question 1

This acute Bone condition arises from such risk behavior as Genetics , Race , and ethnicity. The Epidemiological prevalence is among Caucasian and Hispanic. Explore the age onset. The Clinical symptoms are an overproduction of Blast stem cells that interferes with other blood cells (e.g. erythrocytes , platelets and other vibrant white blood cells ) . Lumbar Puncture is the standard diagnostic procedure . The patient is treated with Bone Marrow transplant. There are hematology and physical examinations.

Answer 1

Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia

Question 2

This kind of Cancer has the Risk behavior of cancerous infiltration of the Bone Marrow Lymphocytes. There is NO age prevalence. The epidemiologically affected group are both Adults and children. Biopsy is the usual Diagnostic criterion . The symptoms is preceded by susceptibility to infection. These patients are treated by Bone Marrow transplant. Its pathology bears semblance of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia.

Answer 2

Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia

Question 3

The avoidance of sexual copulation or intercourse .

Answer 3

Abstinence

Question 4

Autism Spectrum disorders : This condition is an integral part of this category . Characteristically , the person has intact cognitive maturation and linguistic development. Yet , there is preoccupation with sameness and advanced subject awareness. He does not engage in chronological based communication. A Logophile and a Professor type kid.

Answer 4

Asperger’s Syndrome

Question 5

A group of Brain Developmental Disorders of which there is a variant degree of impairment in communication and social interaction. Body behaviors are exaggeratedly stereotypical and eldritch. The chronological age onset is at 3 years old. This broad condition is subsumed into 3 classes : Pervasive Developmental Disorder , Autism with Major Language delay and Intellectual disability And Aspherger’s disorder with intact cognition and Linguistic discernment.

Answer 5

Autism Spectrum Disorders

Question 6

Neurologically , this Kanner’s condition emerges from either one of the etiologic factors as Risk Behavior. Genetics or environmental exposure to Mercury . Epidemiological reports divulges the onset age at 2 years old. It has a gender specific prevalence among boys . The symptoms include preoccupation with sameness , repetitive hand clapping , echolalia , vocalization , and grunting sound. He is Not adaptable to change given the low adaptability level. No eye contact. Poor linguistic processing and language impairment exist.

Answer 6

Infantile Autism

Question 7

This gender specific cancer has idiopathic origin and unknown risk behavior. There is a possible link to HRT. Or family genetics. The epidemiological finding pointed to all demographic groups by race and age affected by this. Symptomatically , there is an enlarged tumor growth ( e.g. localized in situ growth) , emesis , hair loss , languished functionality and systemic Metastasis if malignant. The Diagnostic procedure involves Mammogram , Fine Needle Aspiration , and
Biopsy. The treatment modalities may include cytoxic Chemotherapy , Kytril infusion , Andriamycin , Taxocere , or Tammoxifen . The Oncologist determines the course of treatment for each individualized case.

Answer 7

Breast Cancer

Question 8

This medical condition is an infiltration of the colon that comprises of the large intestine and rectum. The Risk Behavior implicates one or more factors : Genetics , lifestyle orientation , and low fiber intake . The Epidemiological studies reveal the onset age at 50 and above. This is a non-gender specific condition. The cluster of symptoms include Crohn’s Disease , inflammatory bowel disease , and Colitis. Colonoscopy is one one of the diagnostic method performed. Treatment may register Medication , Chemotherapy and / or Radiation . Prognosis is individually based.

Answer 8

Colorectal Cancer

Question 9

A colonization of the body upon germ or microbial invasion and outbreak. The germ colonizes the body. There are clinically observable symptoms. The subsumation of the 6 classificatory conditions ( bacteria , viruses , Enteric , parasite , protozoa , and fungi.

Answer 9

Disease

Question 10

This noise induced hearing loss stems from such risk behavior as intense and regular exposure to exteme loud noise. Epidemiologically , all demographic groups are afflicted . Its prevalence is among Concert goers , construction workers , and assembly line or factory personnels. The symptoms include a loss of acoustics and sound perception in the Middle ears . The diagnostic measure necessitates the audiometric and / or MRI screening . Hearing instruments are prescribed either unilaterally or binaurally. Analog or Digital.

Answer 10

Conductive Hearing loss

Question 11

This disorder is characterized by Hormone overload . The Risk behaviors is exposure to high level of Cortisol hormone. The symptoms include languor , physical numbness and emasculating health.

Answer 11

Cushing Disease

Question 12

This Developmental disorder has diverse risk behaviors and casualties : low malnutrition , gastrointestinal and esophageal reflux , chronic liver disease and metabolic disorder. Based upon the epidemiological finding , children are the prime group with developmental delay. The Clinical symptoms comprised of low weight. Gain , poor body maturation , cognitive impairment , and developmental disabilities. Explore the diagnostic and treatment modalities .

Answer 12

Failure to Thrive

Question 13

This HPV carries the risk behavior of one’s exposure to the carrier of the virus via sexual relation. The epidemiological reports divulge the prevalence among sexually active girls and women . The diagnostic procedure entails pap smear and Cytological screening . The worst scenario is infertility as a culminated factor in untreated cases. Gardasil is administered to both girls and boys aged 9 years old!!! Wow , today youngsters are fast sexual experimenters. I was still playing with my African American dolls and viewing the televised comedy cartoon , Fat Albert and the Cosby’s kids, at that age.

Answer 13

Human Papillomavirus Virus

Question 14

This medical condition is linked to genetic coding error. The Risk behavior reflects Chromosomal abnormality . Herein the extra chromosome in male ( XXY). The epidemiological studies reveal this as a gender specific ( male ) disorder. The symptoms entail infertility , enlarged breasts , effeminate voice , elongated arms and mongolism . This is Genetic Chromosomal error.

Answer 14

Klinefelter’s Syndrome

Question 15

This is a Mosquito borne virus . The Risk behavior is direct exposure to and infection by the Plasmodium Falciparium or any vector . Based upon the epidemiological studies , its prevalence is primarily found in these regions : Ethiopia and Zambia of Africa , Peru of South America and the inland mountain. The clinical symptoms are. Oncerchiasis and Trichoma.

Answer 15

Malaria

Question 16

Eye Blindness arising from exposure to Malaria.

Answer 16

Oncerchiasis

Question 17

This carcinogenic condition is determined by either one or more risk behaviors : Nicotine addiction , lifestyle orientation , or exposure to asbestos . Epidemiologically , this affects all demographic genres by race , age , gender and ethnicity. It is the leading cause of Mortality. The symptoms comprise of Emphysema of enlarged air sacs and Bronchitis. Stethescopic evaluation for pleural effusion and fluid accumulation is the common and usual diagnostic procedure. .

Answer 17

Lung Cancer

Question 18

A skin cancer stemming from excessive sun exposure . Other risk behaviors include utility of Tanning Salons as exposure. The Epidemiological assessments reported and highlighted the prevalence among Blond and Red hair people with blue or green eyes.

Answer 18

Melanoma

Question 19

This Neurological condition originates from Genetics as the prominent Risk behavior. It is a tumor infiltration of the Acoustics and the Vestibular branches. The 8th Cranial nerves is hampered .The latest Epidemiological studies alluded to the age onset at between 18 and 22. The incidence affects 1 out of 40,000 carriers.

Answer 19

Neurofibromatosis 2

Question 20

This Neurological inheritance emerged as a result of Genetics as a Risk behavior. Based upon Epidemiological assays , the age onset commences at. or around 10 years old . The incidence affects and afflicts 1 out of 3,000-4,000 carriers. Diverse symptoms are Cafe au lait spots , Tumor infiltration of the Nerve fiber & Myelin Sheath surrounding the nerve fiber ( CNS ). Other experience Tumor enlargement along the Spinal column.

Answer 20

Neurofibromatosis I

Question 21

This Gender specific cancer primarily afflicts men . Varied Risk behaviors allude to these Co-Morbidity factors: Prostatitis , inflammation of urinary section , multiple sex partners and promiscuity , and unprotected sex at an early age. The clinical age onset is 50 and beyond. The Clinical symptoms embody Bladder Incontinence and corollary pain upon urination.PSA ( Prostate Specific Antigen ) test is the Diagnostic procedure so performed.

Answer 21

Prostate Cancer

Question 22

This variation of Anemia involves the risk behavior of Genetics. The carrier genetically inherited the abnormality of the Erythrocytes as crescent shaped . The sickle morphology caused the red blood cells to cluster abnormally. The abnormal clustering of the Erythrocytes caused undue pain .There is an epidemiological prevalence in Africa and Asia. African Americans by the majority are inherited carriers . The constellation of symptoms includes enlarged spleen , lethargy , low count of red blood cells and malaise. Frequent hospitalization for those of major __?__ anemia requires blood transfusion. Minor carrier inherits ? traits.

Answer 22

Sickle Cell Anemia

Question 23

This Neural Deafness as colloquially called Nerve Deafness arises from Environmental exposure to Infectious disease such as German Measles ( Rubella ). An unborn fetus is prenatally exposed during the expectant mother’s gestational period . Herein the unborn’s intrauterine exposure to Rubella as in my case. Not all 1960s mother received inoculation against its disease. Other Risk behavior include Genetics. Epidemiological evidence alighted to Worldwide affliction . The Clinical symptoms encompass auditory nerve abridgement and NO sound reception in the absence of mechanical amplification. There is either no or poor transmission of sound waves to the Cochlear and the Brain. Diagnostic procedures involve Audiometric screening and / or MRI ( Magnetic Resonance Imaging ) . Audiologist prescribed either binaural or unilateral Hearing aides for amplification of sound. As of the 21st Century , EXPENSIVE Digital devices are widely marketed . It supplanted the once avoidable Analog brands.

Answer 23

Sensorineural Dysacusis

Question 24

A Genetic disorder as characterized by Globin Abnormality and small morphology of erythrocytes. The Risk Behavior is Genetics. The defective gene causes the underproduction of the Hemoglobin ( the iron enriched protein that enables Oxygen release ). Its defect interferes with normal oxygen transport. There is an autosomal recessiveness of the Hemoglobin .The dichotomous types are Alpha and Beta__?__( mine ) Epidemiological studies alighted to the pervasive genetic inheritance in North Africa ( Egypt , Morocco , Algeria and Tunisia ) , the Mediterranean , Southeast Asia, Southern Italy , and Eastern Europe ( Greece ). The Hematology test screens for Low Hemoglobin level as a diagnostic procedure. Afflictional variation encompasses anemia , shortness of breath upon physical exertion , jaundice , and extreme fatigue. Clinical symptom for Major __?__ consists of enlarged Spleen that necessitates frequent hospitalization and blood transfusion. Treatment modalities vary and include B-12 supplementation , Calcium , Ferrous Sulfate Iron , Beet juice , and Folate.

Answer 24

Thalassemia