Introduction to Pathology Flashcards

1
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is the study of structure and function of the body in disease.

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pathology

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2
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the act identifying a disease from its signs and symptoms.

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diagnosis

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3
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prospect of recovery as expected from the usual cause of disease.

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prognosis

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4
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Pathologist
Surgeon
Clinicians
Epidemiologist

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5
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Diseases in ancient time is states that;

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it is supernatural

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6
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Egyptian medicine

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disease caused by God and Goddesses

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7
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Greek and Roman Medicine

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they believed that medicine is forced humors. (blood, flame) inbalanced

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8
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in what year modern medicine began?

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1543

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9
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four cardinal signs of inflammation

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redness, swelling, heat and pain

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10
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in what year a compound microscope produced?

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1595

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11
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discovered cells

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robert hooke

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12
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is the study of functional, biochemical, morphological alteration of cells

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pathology

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13
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what is the meaning of disease?

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it is a condition which an individual suffer from discomfort

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14
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any deviation of structure

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disease

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15
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observation of abnormalities

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clinical signs

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16
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manifestation of disease apparent to the patient himself

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symptoms

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17
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4 aspects of disease

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etiology
pathogenesis
morphological changes
clinical significance

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18
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the cause of disease

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etiology

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19
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genetic

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intrinsic

20
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acquired

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infectious, nutritional, chemical, physical etc

21
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mechanism or sequence. progressive development of a disease process from the time it is iniated to its conclusion in recovery or death.

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pathogenesis

22
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the structural alteration either gross or microscopically

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morphological changes

23
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nature of morphologic changes

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clinical significance

24
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any structural (functional) abnormality of organ tissue

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lesion

25
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sign that is specifically distinctive of characteristic of particular disease.

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pathogenic lesion

26
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2 major discipline

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  1. Medical Pathology (Human disease)
  2. Veterinary Pathology (Animal disease)
27
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reaction of tissue whereas have similarities in other species

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comparative pathology

28
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Major Division of Pathology

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Anatomic Pathology
Clinical Pathology

29
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disease in cells, tissues and organs

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anatomic pathology

30
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study of disease in body fluids and secretions or excretions

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clinical pathology

31
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subdivision of anatomic pathology

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general pathology
systemic pathology
diagnostic pathology
surgical pathology
experimental pathology
molecular pathology
immuno pathology
toxico pathology

32
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deals with mechanism of disease

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general pathology

33
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specific disease of organs or systems

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systematic pathology

34
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tissues abnormalities using gross exam or histopathology

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diagnostic pathology

35
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deals with biopsy materials

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surgical pathology

36
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manipulation disease

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experimental pathology

37
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diseases at molecular level

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molecular pathology

38
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disease caused by immune system

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immunopathology

39
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disease or induced by toxicants

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toxicopathology

40
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first line defense

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neutrophils

41
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methods

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histopathology examination
microscopy bacteriological examination

42
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host defenses

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  1. mechanical defense
  2. anatomical defense
  3. physiologic defense
  4. immunologic defense
43
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ex. reflex reaction like sneezing, scratching, coughing

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mechanical defense

44
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ex. placental barrier, blood brain barrier, tight junctions.

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anatomical defense

45
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ex. urination, salivation, defecation, shading of tears

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physiologic defense