L4. Intro to Pathology Flashcards

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1
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Give the definition of aetiology

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The cause of disease

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What is pathogenesis?

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How disease develops

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3
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What does sequalae mean?

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Does it get better/worse?

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4
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What is a differential diagnosis?

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A particular disease feature which separates it from other diseases.

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5
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Give the order of the following :
Signs/symptoms
pathogenesis
diagnosis
aetiology
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  1. Diagnosis
  2. Signs/symptoms
  3. Pathogenesis
  4. Aetiology
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6
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Give 2 functions of the lymphatic system

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  1. Transports clean fluids to the heart

2. Drains excess tissue fluids/debris

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What is the basic definition of innate imunity?

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It is the first line of non-specific defence.

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Give the basic definition of adaptive immunity

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Adaptive immunity is specific and acquired.

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9
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What are the 3 innate cell subsets with a brief role description?

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  1. Phagocytes (antigen presenting)
  2. Chemokines (cell recruitment)
  3. Cytokines (activation/proliferation)
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10
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What 2 cell types are involved in adaptive immunity, with a brief description?

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B cells (antibody production)
T cell (cell to cell communication)
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11
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Describe the 4 stage of inflammation

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  1. Initiation - response to harmful agents
  2. Progression - harmful agents contained
  3. Amplification - modulation of immune response
  4. Resolution - healing (in acute inflammation)
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12
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What does failure to resolve result in?

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Chronic inflammation

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