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module 2 Flashcards

1
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Diseases that are present at birth and result from genetic or environmental factors

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Congenital

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2
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stenosis, or narrowing, of
the opening of the foreskin in the
male that leads to an inability to
retract the foreskin

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Phimosis

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3
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caused by developmental disorders
genetically transmitted from either parent to child through abnormalities of individual genes in chromosomes and derived from ancestors

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hereditary diseases

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4
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well-known hereditary disease in which proper blood clotting is absent

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hemophilia

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5
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genetic abnormality present on the sex chromosome

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Sex-linked inheritance

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6
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genetic abnormality present on one of the other 22 chromosomes

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Autosomal inheritance

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7
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transmitted by a single gene from either parent

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dominant

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8
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transmitted by both parents to an offspring

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recessive

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9
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enlarged breasts, sparse facial and body hair

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klinefelter syndrome

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10
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small testes, inability to produce sperm

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gynecomastia

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11
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  • Webbing at the back of their necks
  • Underdevelopment sex organs
  • Absence of menstruation
  • puffiness of the hands and feet
  • occasionally dwarfism
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turner’s syndrome

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12
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Rare disorder characterized by
the absence of all four limbs

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tetra amelia syndrome

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13
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not necessarily hereditary, however, since it may have been acquired in utero

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congenital defect

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14
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during a critical point in development can occur from maternal infections, radiation, or drugs

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intrauterine injury

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15
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results from the body’s reaction to a localized injurious agent.

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inflammatory disease

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16
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result from invasion by microorganisms such as viruses,
bacteria, or fungi

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infective diseases

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17
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result from poisoning by biologic substances

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toxic diseases

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18
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an overreaction of the body’s own defenses

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allergic diseases

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19
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diseases associated with autoantibodies

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autoimmune disorders

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20
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antibodies that
form against and
injure the patient’s
own tissues

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autoantibodies

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21
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generalized pathologic process that is nonspecific to the agent causing the injury

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Inflammatory reaction or inflammation

22
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Common to acute inflammation and the leukocytes serve
to remove the dead material through phagocytosis

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cellular necrosis (death)

23
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refers to an inflammatory process caused by a diseasecausing organism

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infection

24
Q

refers to the ease with which an organism can overcome
body defenses

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virulence

25
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-the process in which damaged tissues are replaced by new
tissues that are essentially identical to those replaced
-the most desirable type of repair

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tissue regeneration

26
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alternative to regeneration, but it is less desirable because it leads to scarring and fibrosis

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fibrous connective tissue repair

27
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scar that continues to grow until it is larger than the original injury

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keloid

28
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-caused by a deterioration of the body.
-although they are usually associated with the aging
process, some degenerative conditions may exist in
younger patients

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degenerative disease

29
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  • diseases caused by a disturbance of the normal
    physiologic function of the body
    -These include endocrine disorders (e.g. diabetes and
    hyperparathyroidism) and disturbances of fluid and
    electrolyte balance
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metabolic disease

30
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sum of all physical and
chemical processes in the body

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metabolism

31
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may consist of hypersecretion, causing an overactivity of the target organ or insufficient secretion, resulting in underactivity

A

Endocrine Disorders

32
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most common disturbance of fluid balance

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dehydration

33
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-mineral salts (most commonly sodium and potassium)
dissolved in the body’s water
- depletion of them may occur because of vomiting,
diarrhea, or use of diuretics (substances that promote the
excretion of salt and water)

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electrolytes

34
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body’s normal internal resting state

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homeostasis

35
Q

may result from mechanical forces
such as crushing or twisting of a body part or from the effects of ionizing radiation on the human body

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traumatic disease

36
Q

– bleeding into the tissue spaces as a result of capillary
rupture

A

Bruise or Contusion

37
Q

an injury of soft parts associated with rupture of the skin

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Wound

38
Q

results in new, abnormal tissue
growth

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neoplastic disease

39
Q

term used to describe the many
types of cellular change that can
occur in response to disease

A

lesion

40
Q

bright red color of this skin comes from the large number of dilated blood vessels

A

hemangiona

41
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remains localized and is generally noninvasive

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benign neoplasm

42
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continues to grow, spread and invade other tissues

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malignant neoplasm

43
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general term often used to denote various types of malignant neoplasms

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cancer

44
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spread of cancer cells

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metastasis

45
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one type of cancer and is derived from epithelial tissue

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carcinoma

46
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another cancer which arises from connective tissue

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sarcoma

47
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usually benign tumor arising from glandular epithelial tissue

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adenoma

48
Q

benign encapsulated tumor of connective tissue

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fibroma

49
Q

malignant tumor of neurologic cells

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glioma

50
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benign fatty tumor

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lipoma

51
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malignant tumor of the skin

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melanoma

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