DEFINITION

Question 1

Disorder, Hyperresponsiveness, hyperactivity, chronic inflammation , spasm , contraction, constriction, and mucosal edema of the bronchial airways.

Answer 1

BRONCHIAL ASTHMA

Question 2

Obstruction, blockage, dislodge of the pulmonary vasculature by embolus, clot, thrombus, fat, air, tumor, plug

Answer 2

PULMONARY EMBOLISM

Question 3

An acute inflammation of the meninges

Inflammation of the meninges which may be due to infection or trauma.

Mycobacterial and Fungal meningitis have different incubation period which is variable depending on the status of the immune system.

Question 4

Infestation of hairy part of the body

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PEDICULOSIS ( LICE /KUTO)

Question 5

Sudden)

Question 6

Pediculus CAPITIS

Answer 6

Scalp hair of the head

Question 7

Pediculus humanus

Answer 7

Body hair

Question 8

Pthirus PUBIS

Answer 8

Pubic Hair, eye lashes, facial hairs

Question 9

BLOOD CLOT formation due to Vurchow’s Triad

Answer 9

THROMBOSIS

Question 10

Clot formation associated with inflammation

Answer 10

THROMBOPHLEBITIS

Question 11

Inflammation in the veins

Answer 11

PHLEBITIS

Question 12

Also known as bacterial endocarditis caused by microbial infection of the endocardium of the heart

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INEFECTIVE ENDOCARDITIS

Question 13

_______happens when germs (like bacteria) enter the bloodstream and stick to the heart. These germs can grow and cause inflammation and damage to the heart’s inner parts, especially the valves that control blood flow.

Answer 13

Infective endocarditis

Question 14

Key points in simple terms:
It’s an infection inside the heart.
It is usually caused by bacteria that entered the blood (from the mouth, skin, or during surgery).
It can cause fever, tiredness, chest pain, and heart problems.
It needs strong antibiotics, and sometimes surgery if the heart valves are badly damaged.

Answer 14

Infective endocarditis