Pathophysiology Flashcards

1
Q

body’s transition from normal biological functioning to diseased pathophysiological states

A

Pathophysiology

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2
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study of the changes that occure in cells, tissues and organs and the effects these have on normal body function

relate normal body function to the pathological changes

answers?

A

Pathophysiology

HOW

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3
Q

T OR F

Health and Illness are viewed the same in any two individuals

Altered - Illness

A

NO

They are not viewed the same

Patients have own conception of health and illness

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4
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Study of the cause(s) of disease

Answers?

A

Etiology

Causing

WHAT

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5
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Causes of disease

A

Endogenous, Exogenous

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6
Q

Disease

Originating within the body

A

Endogenous

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7
Q

Disease

Coming from outside the body

A

Exogenous

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8
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Disease can be of unknown cause

no identifiable cause

A

Idiopathic

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9
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Some conditions are caused by the effects of treatments

injury result to medical intervention

A

Iatrogenic

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10
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denotes a new disorder, not the patient’s original condition

consequence of being in hospital environment

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Nosocomial

e.g hospital-acquired infection

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11
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_ factors make an individual more susceptible to disease

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Predisposing

anatomical, genetical

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12
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Scientific study of disease; structural alterations in cells, tissues and organs help to identify the cause of disease

A

Pathology

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13
Q

indication that a disease is present and what the patient usually complains of

A

Symptoms

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14
Q

Clinician practioner is looking/feeling for

A

Sign

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15
Q

Proper investigation of disease is required to ensure _ and _ diagnosis

A

prompt and accurate

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16
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Hierarchy of Investigations

A
  1. Clinical history and examination
  2. range of diagnostic interventions
  3. xray/laboratory investigations
17
Q

the absence of clinical features associated with any disease

A

Health

18
Q

pattern of tissue changes associated with development

how the causative agents act to produce pathological changes of disease

A

Pathogenesis

19
Q

effects of the disease on a person

A

Morbidity

20
Q

possibility of causing death

A

mortality

21
Q

rapid onset

A

acute

22
Q

gradual onset over a longer period of time

A

chronic

23
Q

study how diseases spread in populations relation to aetiology

influenced socioeconomic factors such povrty and overcrowding

A

Epidemiology

24
Q

number of new cases

A

Incidence

25
Q

padayon

A

medtek

26
Q

the micro-organisms that cause infection in any antibiotics are available to treat the pathogen

A

Pathogens

27
Q

two or more diseases with similar presentation and clinical features

A

Differential diagnosis

28
Q

naming of disease

A

Diagnosis

29
Q

expected outcome of disease

A

Prognosis

30
Q

when symptopms of disease returns after a period of apparent reduction

A

Relapse

31
Q

Period of good health with reduction/disappearance of clinical symptomps

A

Remissions

32
Q

periods when clinical manifestations become worse

A

Exacerbations

33
Q

any abnormal conditions that follow and result diseaase

A

Sequalae