Intro to Human Diseases Flashcards

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Acute

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Disease that is short term

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2
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Auscultation

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To listen to body sounds (With stethoscope)

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3
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Chronic

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Long lasting disease

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4
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Complication

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Another disease or disorder occurs in an individual who is already affected with a disease

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5
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Diagnosis

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The Identification of a disease

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6
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Disease

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an abnormal change in structure or function within the body

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7
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Disorder

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Derangement or abnormality of function

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8
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Etiology

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Cause of a disease

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9
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Exacerbation

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When symptoms flare up or become worse

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10
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Fatal

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Cause death

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11
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Holistic medicine

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Considering the whole person

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12
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Homeostasis

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The body’s normal state that the body strives to maintain

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13
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Iatrogenic

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Problem from a prescribe treatment

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14
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Idiopathic

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unknown cause

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15
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Lethal

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Something that kills

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16
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Mortality rate

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Number of people who die with a disease in a certain amt of time.

17
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Nosocomial

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Disease acquired from the hospital

18
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Palliative

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Directed towards relief of symptoms (not cure)

19
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pathogenesis

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how a disease progresses

20
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predisposing factors

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risk factors, makes a person more susceptible to a disease

21
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prognosis

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predicted outcome

22
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Remission

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Symptoms are diminished or temporarily resolved

23
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syndrome

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group of symptoms that may be caused by a specific disease

24
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To create a diagnosis, the physician must use data collected from a patients…

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medical history, physical examination and diagnostic tests

25
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Holistic view point considers…

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spiritual, cognitive, social, physical, and emotional being

26
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90% of diseases are caused or partially caused by…

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stress

27
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predisposing factors

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Risk factors- Make a person more susceptible to disease

ex. Age, sex, environment, lifestyle, heredity

28
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Examples of common diagnostic tests and procedures:

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Blood glucose, Urinalysis, =EKG, etc..

29
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A complication can alter a ___.

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Prognosis