Introduction to Histopathology Flashcards

1
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Change in structure or function that is considered to be abnormal within the body

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Disease

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2
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state of sameness or normalcy the body strives to maintain

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Homeostasis

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3
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Pathologic condition of the body and mind

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Disorder

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4
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What do you call the disorder associated with nutritional?

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Vitamin deficiency

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5
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What do you call the disorder associated with the bone?

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Malformation of the joint

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6
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Group of symptoms caused by several interrelated problems

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Syndrome

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7
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AIDS is caused by?

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Decrease in CD4

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8
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Structural or morphological alterations associated with a disease state in an individual

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Lesion

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9
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may nana?

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pustule

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10
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pagnagkawater?

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vesicle

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11
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a change which is specifically characteristic of a disease

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Pathognomic Lesion

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12
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Manifestations of a disease that are observed

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Clinical signs

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13
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subjective feeling of an abnormality

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Clinical symptoms

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14
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Predisposing factors

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age, gender, environment, lifestyle and heredity

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15
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Causes of diseases

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Trauma, inflammation and Infection, Malnutrition, Cardiovascular disease, Vitamin and mineral excess deficiency, psychosomatic disease, idiopathic disease

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16
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Caused by a physical injury from an external force and the leading cause of death in children and young adults

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Trauma

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17
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Protective immune response that is triggered by any type of injury or irritant

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Inflammation

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18
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redness

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rubor

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19
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pain

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dolor

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20
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calor

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heat

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21
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tumor

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swelling

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22
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refers to invasion of microorganism into tissue that causes cell or tissue injury

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Infection

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23
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Both have increase number of cells which leads to increase in tissue size

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Hyperplasia or Neoplasm

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24
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Overgrowth in response to some type of stimulus

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Hyperplasia

25
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Tumor-swelling

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Neoplasms

26
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Overconsumption or underconsumption of nutrients

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Nutritional imbalance

27
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Inadequate nutrient intake

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Malnutrition

28
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individual who has an ill, thin wasted apperance

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Cachexia

29
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overconsumption of nutrients and lack of exercise

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Obesity

30
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usually related to metabolic disorder and some medications

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vitamin and mineral excess and deficiency

31
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causes allergies and autoimmunity

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impaired immunity

32
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body’s lymphocytes cannot identify the body’s own self

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autoimmunity

33
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immune system protects the body in 2 additional ways

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inflammatory response in which leukocyte plays a vital role in killing foreign invaders
immunodeficiency

34
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decrease or absent of lymphocyte

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immunodeficiency

35
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types of diseases

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infectious and non-infectious

36
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2 types of noninfectious or non-transmissible or non-communicable disease

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psychosomatic and idiopathic disease

37
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leading cause of death

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allergy, heart disease, stroke, cancer, asthma, emphysema and diabetes mellitus

38
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involves body and mind

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psychosomatic disease

39
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cause is unkown

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idiopathic disease

40
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4 aspects of disease process

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cause, mechanism of its development, structural alterations and functional consequences

41
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study of the causes or reasons for the phenomena

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etiology

42
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2 major classes of etiologic factors

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intrinsic and acquired

43
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cause is the result of an unwanted or unintended medical treatment

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iatrogenic

44
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having several different etiologic factor

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multifactoral

45
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hospital acquired

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nosocomial

46
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sequence of events in response of the cell or tissues to the etiological agents

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pathogenesis

47
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stages and clinical course

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latent or incubation period
prodromal period
silent or latent period

48
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sudden increase in the severity of a disease

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exacerbation

49
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decline in severity of the signs and symptoms of a disease

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remission

50
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stage of recovery after a disease, injury or surgery

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convalescence

51
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refers to the structural alterations in cells or tissues that are either characteristics of the disease or diagnostic of the etiologic process

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morphologic changes

52
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predicted or expected outcome of the disease

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prognosis

53
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sudden onset, short term

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acute disease

54
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extended period, healing process is slowly progressing

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chronic disease

55
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onset of a second disease or disorder in an individual who is already affected with a disease

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complications

56
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common cause of bronchopneumonia

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measles

57
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percentage of people with a disease who live for a set period of time

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survival rate

58
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methods of diagnosis

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laboratory tests and radiologic tests