Introduction Lecture Review Flashcards

1
Q

Deviation from normal; A medical condition that is associated with many signs, symptoms or syndromes

A

Disease

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2
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The study of the nature of disease and its causes, processes, development, and consequences

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Pathology

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3
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The study of the cause of disease

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etiology

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4
Q

The study of the development of disease

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pathogenesis

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5
Q

The sudden and widespread outbreak of disease in a group

A

Epidemic

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6
Q

The ongoing presence of a disease in a group

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Endemic

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7
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A disease outbreak occurring over a large geographic area

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Pandemic

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8
Q

ratio of diseased animals to well animals in a population

A

Morbidity

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9
Q

ratio of diseased animals that die to diseased animals

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Mortality

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10
Q

disease that can be spread from animals to humans

A

zoonotic

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11
Q

medical term loss of hair

A

alopecia

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12
Q

medical term “redness” of skin

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erythema

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13
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Disease that is diffuse (used commonly to describe skin lesions)

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Generalized

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14
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disease process or infection spreading through the body

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Systemic

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15
Q

A transitory disease of bacteria in the blood

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Bacteremia

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16
Q

Bacterial multiplication and transfer in the blood

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Septicemia

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17
Q

Pyogenic (pus forming) bacteria in the blood

A

Pyemia

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18
Q

Toxins in the blood

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Toxemia

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19
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without signs of disease

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Asymptomatic; Subclinical

20
Q

symptoms of disease visible, readily observed

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Clinical

21
Q

near death

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Moribund

22
Q

disease having a short course with a sudden onset

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acute

23
Q

disease having an excessively acute onset

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peracute

24
Q

disease having a long course with a progressive onset; symptoms over a long period of time

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chronic

25
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Disease in a dormant state

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latent

26
Q

partial or complete disappearance of clinical signs of disease

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remission

27
Q

period from the time the organisms enters the host until the first symptoms appear

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incubation period

28
Q

symptoms indicate the onset of disease (Malaise, Lethargy, Fever)

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prodromal period

29
Q

period of time in which the body returns to normal

A

convalescence

30
Q

disease caused by the presence of a foreign living organism in or on an animal’s body that creates a disturbance, leading to the development of signs of illness

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infectious disease

31
Q

disease with an internal source or caused by non-living/external factors

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Non-infectious disease

32
Q

disease spread from one animal to another by direct or indirect contact

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Contagious/Communicable disease

33
Q

disorder directly caused by a veterinarian/physician

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Iatrogenic

34
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disorder of unknown cause

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Idiopathic

35
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infection/disorder caused by pathogenic organisms contracted in a hospital setting

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Nosocomial

36
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A disease/defect which an animal is inflicted with over it’s lifetime

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Acquired Disease

37
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A disease/defect which an animal is born with

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Congenital Disease

38
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Disease that is inherited

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Genetic Disease

39
Q

the relationship where one organism benefits at the expense of another

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Parasitism

40
Q

relationship where the host and an organism survive in a beneficial relationship

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Symbiosis

41
Q

relationship where one organism benefits but at no cost to the host organism

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Commensalism

42
Q

Examples of Indirect or Predisposing Factors
that cause disease

A

chilling, crowding, poor diet, poor husbandry/sanitation, concurrent disease, poor ventilation. etc.

43
Q

a list of possible disease causes

A

Differential Diagnosis
(DDx)

44
Q

Determination of the cause of disease

A

Diagnosis
(Dx)

45
Q

The predicted outcome of the disease

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Prognosis
(Px)