Intro and Self-injury Flashcards

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What is disease?

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The disturbance of structure and function of the host’s tissues.

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What is clinical and subclinial?

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Clinical: Able to be seen by examination (producing clinical signs. The expression of a series of pathological processes)
Subclinical: Not able to be seen by examination (no visible effect on the host but can be detected by lab tests)

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What are the three terms for disease?

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aetiological agent
pathogen
agent of disease

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What causes agents of disease?

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  • infectious agents (living organisms)
    - not necessarily contagious
  • physical
  • toxins and deficiencies
  • inherited disorders
  • idiopathic
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5
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Do pathogens always cause disease?

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depends on relationship between host, agent and environment

*exposure does not equal disease

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What is pathogenesis?

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the development of disease

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What is pathology?

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  • the structural and functional manifestations of disease
  • study of disease
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What is disease?

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abnormality of structure or function of a tissue

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9
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What is pathophysiology?

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the physiology of disordered function`

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What are the 5 pathological processes?

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  1. degeneration and necrosis (cell injury)
  2. inflammation and repair and immunology
  3. circulatory disturbances
  4. disorders of growth
  5. Tissue deposits and pigments

*can occur together or as a chain of events to manifest disease

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What are the causes of cell injury?

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  1. Hypoxia
  2. Physical agents
  3. Chemical agents
  4. Genetic factors
  5. Infectious agents
  6. Inflammation
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