Chapters 1-3 Flashcards

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A state of complete physical, mental and social well - being

–> the absence of disease

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health

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A deviation from health

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illness

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Abnormal function of anatomical structures or systems.

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disease

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Disruption of body functions (used interchangeably with disease).

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disorder

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A group of signs and symptoms that collectively indicate a particular condition.

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syndrome

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The development and progression of a disease.

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pathogenesis

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The cause of a disease.

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etiology

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The predicted outcome or course of a disease

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prognosis

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present at birth

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congenital

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due to physical injury

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traumatic

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inappropriate immune response attacking own tissues

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autoimmune

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due to lack of essential nutrients

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deficiency

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due to abnormal genes

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genetic

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caused by pathogens such as viruses, bacteria, fungi, protozoa, prions

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infectious

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no known time of onset, slow build

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insidious

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objective findings observed by others

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signs

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subjective experiences felt by the patient

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symptoms

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local signs of inflammation

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redness, heat, swelling, pain, loss of function

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systemic signs of inflammation

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fever, fatigue, body aches

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where the pathogen lives =

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reservoir

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how it leaves reservoir

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portal of exit

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local increase in disease =

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outbreak

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common disease specific to an area =

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endemic

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rapid local spread of disease =

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epidemic

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global or multi-region epidemic =
pandemic
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number of people with the disease =
morbidity rate
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number of deaths from the disease =
mortality rate
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number of new cases over time =
incidence
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total number of cases at one time
prevalence
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what meds open airways
bronchodilators (salbutamol)
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what meds reduce allergy symptoms
antihistamines - benadryl,claritin
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what meds suppress cough
antitussives
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what meds promote mucas removal
expectorants guaifenesin
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what meds promote sleep
sedatives / hypnotics benzodiazepines
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examples of antidepressants
SSRIs SNRIs TCAs MAOIs
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what is anti-inflammatory and pain relief drug class called
NSAID
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what is a pain relief but not anti-inflammatory
tylenol
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what is anti-inflammatory and immune suppression
corticosteroids
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what blocks pain signals
narcotics/opioids
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what lowers blood pressure
vasodilators
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what lowers heart rate and blood pressure
beta/alpha blockers
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what lowers cholesterol
statins
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what term describes a disease that is caused by an examination or tx from a healthcare professional
iatrogenic
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what does non-maleficence mean in medical terms
do not harm
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what drug is commonly prescribed to patients with type 2 diabetes
sulfonylureas
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what is NOT an anti-inflammatory
Tylenol (acetaminophen)
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what medication class is commonly used to treat high BP
beta-blockers
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what are the two ways antidepressants create their effect
increase amount of neurotransmitter block reuptake of neurotransmitters
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how often should a patients treatment plan be reviewed and updated
as needed based on patients progress
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biopsychosocial model
bio = physical damage psych = mental trauma stressors social = how we interact with the world around us
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disease and disorders can be used interchangeably
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what is vehicle transmission
food, water, air carry pathogen to new host
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what is a vector transmission
animals, insects transmit disease
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time from exposure to sx
incubation period
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killing all microorganisms =
sterilization
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chemical pathogen destruction =
disinfection
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removing harmful agents =
sanitation
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what does patient autonomy allow
the ability to self govern
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what do corticosteroid drug names end in
"ones" cortisone dexamethasone prednisolone
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what do angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors names end with
"prils" captopril monopril
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what do alpha blockers meds end in
"osins" prazosin dexazosin
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what do beta blocker meds end in
"olols" propranolol metoprolol
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side effects of massage when taking estrogen /progesterone
breast tenderness --> extra chest support w pillows nausea, headaches blood clots