Test 1 Study Guide Flashcards
disease with no known cause
idiopathic
disease acquired in hospital setting
nosocomial
pathological condition that results from prior disease/injury
sequela
disease from medical treatments
iatrogenic
only one gene needed for disease to be inherited
autosomal dominant
two copies from both parents of abnormal gene in order for disease to be inherited
autosomal recessive
caused by abnormalities in the number of chromosomes or by changes in chromosomal structures
chromosomal disorders
disorder that results from multiple factors(hereditary and environment)
multifactorial disorders
single abnormal gene on the x chromosome
x or sex linked
new and abnormal formation of tissue
neoplasia
the spreading of a cancer
metastasis
benign or malignant growths
tumor
a tumor that remains circumscribed
benign tumor
tumor that spreads to other cells(cancer)
malignant tumor
invasion and multiplication of pathogenic or disease producing microorganism in the body
infection
common microorganism that cause disease
bacteria, fungi, protozoa, viruses, parasites
body’s immunologic response to tissue damage caused by the invasion of foreign bodies, microorganisms, or harmful chemicals
inflammation
inflammation that is resolved
acute inflammation
inflammation that is unresolved
chronic inflammation
ability of an organism to resist a particular infection or toxin due to antibodies
immunity
body’s major defense against bacteria, body produces antibodies or immunoglobins that combine with and eliminate antigens
humoral immunity
action by another group of WBCs that provide protection against microorganisms and neoplasms
cell mediated immunity
common immunological malfunctions
allergy, autoimmunity, immunodeficiency
unpleasant sensation caused by injury, or disease. mediated by specific nerve fibers
pain
resolved pain mediated by specific nerve fibers that carry pain impulses to the brain
acute pain
recurring pain that results from tissue or nerve damage, debilitating
chronic pain
pain that results from tissue damage
nociceptive pain
pain that results from nerve damage
neuropathic
blood supply to heart is disrupted
angina pain
reccurence of chronic pain that earlier responded to pain management
breakthrough pain
pain from cancer or associated treatment
malignant pain
pain from amputated body part
phantom limb pain
pain in individuals with psychological disorders
psychogenic pain
phases of pain transmission
transduction, transmission, perception, modulation
conversion of chemical info at cellular level in chemical impulses
transduction
stimuli move from the peripheral nervous system toward the brain
transmission
brain recognizes, defines and responds to pain
perception
body activates needed inhibitory response to effects of pain
modulation
What does PAIN stand for
place, amount, interactions, neutralizers
theory that pain is a balance between information traveling into the spinal cord through large nerve fibers and info traveling into the spinal cord through small nerve fibers
gate control theory of pain