disease and infections Flashcards

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bacteria structure

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2
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structural difference between gram negative and gram positive bacteria

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gram negative bacteria are surrounded by a thin peptidoglycan cell wall

gram positive bacteria have no outer membrane but have are surrounded by many layers of peptidoglycan thicker than gram negative

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3
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Viral Protein Shell structure

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The viral nucleic acids required for replication are enclosed in a protein shell with or without a lipid membrane coat

Viruses are true parasites, requiring host cells for replication

The cells they infect and the host response to the infection dictate the nature of the clinical manifestation

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4
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what is pathology

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study of disease process

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5
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how are diseases classified

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6
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how do diseases develop

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7
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what does neoplasia mean

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it means new growth and indicates the presence of cells showing uncontrolled or disordered growth

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8
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what is hypertension

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high blood pressure

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9
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what causes shock

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pooling of blood

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10
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what is thrombosis

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blood clot

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11
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what is ischaemia

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lack of blood supply

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12
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what is a haemorrhage

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loss of blood

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13
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Aetiology is the…

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cause

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14
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an e.g of one disease with several aetiologies is…

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anaemia

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15
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an e.g of one aetiology with several diseases is…

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smoking

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16
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primary lymphoid organs are…

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bone marrow and thymus

17
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secondary lymphoid organs are…

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lymph nodes, spleen, tonsils and tissue in various mucous membrane layers in the body (bowel)

18
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pathogen is…

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any organism that can cause a disease

19
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four main types of pathogens

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  • viruses
  • bacteria
  • fungi
  • parasites
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