Role of pathology Flashcards

1
Q

define disease

A

abnormality of the body that causes a loss of normal health

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2
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define cytology

A

study of cells.

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3
Q

define pathology

A

the science of the causes and effects of diseases

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4
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define epidemiology

A

who gets the disease and how common is it.

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5
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define aetiology

A

what causes it

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6
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define pathogenesis

A

Mechanism by which aetiology leads to disease.

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7
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define prognosis

A

Future prospects of patient with disease.

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8
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define sequeale

A

a condition which is a consequence of a previous disease or injury.

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9
Q

what are the basic pathological processes.

A
abnormal cell growth- cancer
tissue response to injury- inflammation.
Healing
Genetic factors
Immune factors
Environment factors
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10
Q

define the prefix ana

A

absence

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11
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define the prefix dys

A

disordered

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12
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define the prefix hyper

A

excess

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13
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define the prefix hypo

A

deficency.

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14
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define the prefix meta

A

change from 1 state to another.

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15
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define the suffix itis

A

inflammation

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16
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define the suffix oma

A

tumour

17
Q

define the suffix osis

A

state or condition

18
Q

define the suffix penia

A

lack of

19
Q

define the suffix cytosis

A

increased number of cells.

20
Q

define the suffix ectasis

A

dilation

21
Q

define the suffix plasia

A

disordered

22
Q

define the suffix oid

A

bearing resemblance to

23
Q

define the suffix apathy

A

abnormal state lacking specific characteristics.

24
Q

How are tumours classified

A

structure and origin

benign vs malignant

25
Q

How are changes in gross pathology detected

A

Patient, autopsy, surgical specimen, X-ray

26
Q

what microscopic investigations can be carried out to determine disease.

A

Microbiology, biochemistry

Genome / transcriptome / proteome analysis