Introduction to Pathology Flashcards

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“The beginning of health is to know the disease” is a

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Spanish Proverb

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Medicine to produce health has to examine the disease

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Plutarch

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“The practice of medicine is as good as your understanding of Pathology

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William Osler

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What is Pathology?

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derived from pathos= suffering logos= study, can be defined as the study of the disease, disease process along with the structural and functional changes in tissues and organs that is caused by a disease.

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What is Pathology?

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derived from pathos= suffering logos= study, can be defined as the study of the disease, disease process along with the structural and functional changes in tissues and organs that is caused by a disease.

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pathophysiology

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pathos= suffering physiology = study of normal function

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Etiology

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this is what causes a lesion

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Lesion

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changes in structural and fxn in a tissue and organs caused by a disease

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Etiology can divided into

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Genetic and Acquired

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Pathogenesis

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These are a series of patterns by which lesions are produced, the process of cellular injury that lead to a disease.

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Pathogenesis

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These are a series of patterns by which lesions are produced, the process of cellular injury that lead to a disease.

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Morphological changes

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Changes in the physical appearance of a lesion.

can be Macroscopic and Microscopic

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Symptoms

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These are the changes in the bodily function that is caused by a lesion.

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Clinical signs

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these are a series of indications of a particular disease that is seen upon clinical examination.

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Syndrome

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it is a combination of clinical signs and symptoms that is seen in particular disease condition.

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prognosis

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possible outcome of a disease

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treatment

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what is done to alleviate the symptoms of a disease

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prevention

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what is done to prevent future complications

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what was the earliest approach to disease by human kind

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irrational beliefs and magic

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between 1500-1850AD

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from gross anatomy to pathologic era

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1800-1950

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the beginning of modern tech and cellular Pathology

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what about between 1950 till now

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modern pathology

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Greek Gods of healing

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Apollo and Ascelpios

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Father Medicine

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Hippocrates

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What were the contributions of the "Father of Medicine"?
Formation the humoral theory The uses of disease prognosis Systemic classification of diseases
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Leonardo da Vinci's contribution
(1452-1519) first accurate anatomical painting of the human body.
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Andrea's Vesalius contrubution
(1514-1564) dissected executed prisoners
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Anthony van Leuweenhok
invented microscope and first staining using saffron for muscle fibres
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Gabriel Fallopius
1523-1562 discovery of the oviducts
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Marcello Malpighi
1624-1694 father of histology, discovered and described the Malphigian layer of the skin
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Giovanini Morgagni
1682-1771 discredited the humoral theory, published his lifetime works based 700 postmortem dissections.
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Xavier Bichat
1771-1802 described that organs where made of tissues
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von Rokitansky
1804-1878 postulated that the role of pathologist should be to diagnose diseases
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who proposed the germ theory of disease
Louis Pasteur
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who is credited with being the first to examine diseased cellular tissue?
Rudolf Virchow (1821-1905)
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who is considered the father of cellular pathology?
Rudolf Virchow
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who introduced frozen dissections of tissue
Julius Conheim
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George Papanicolau
discovered pap smear test for cervical cancer
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discovery of DNA structure was by who
Watson and Crick 1953
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discovery of the no of chromosomes
Tijo and Levan 1963
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what did Kary Mullis discover?
PCR test 1983
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in situ hybridization was discovered when?
1969
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how about recombinant DNA technology?
1972
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what year was the human genome sequenced?
2003
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Dolly the sheep was cloned when?
1997 by Ian Wilmut.
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Surgical Pathology
study of sectioned tissues
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Forensic Pathology
study of tissues and organs of postmortem corpses for medico legal reasons
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Cytopathology
study of cells shed from lesions and fine needle aspirations.
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Pathological examination
includes Gross and Microscopic examination
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Examples of Special Stains
Congo Red, Prussian Blue ,H&E, GRAM stain, etc.
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Immunohistochemical stains
HER-2/neu, Veratin, Desmin, Cytokeratin, ER, PR.
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Application of Immunochemical stains
1. To diagnose cancer of unknown osteogenesis 2. For infections 3. To predict response to therapy 4. To understand prognostic markers of cancers
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H&E stains blue to purple for
Nucleus, Nucleoli, Bacteria, Calcium etc.