Human Diseases, ch-1-4 (atm) Flashcards

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reservoir

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the source of an infection agent

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endemic

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disease that is always presents at low levels in a population

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epidemic

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occurrence of a disease in unusually large numbers in population

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pandemic

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epidemic that was spread to include several large areas of the world

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horizontal transmission

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route by infectious disease is transmitted from one generation to the next

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parenteral route

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non-oral drug being taken

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nosocomial infection

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The spread of an infectious agent from one person or group to another, usually through contact with contaminated materials

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norma flora

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helps prevent overgrowth of harmful microorganisms and by producing vitamins

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incidence of disease

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the number of new cases of a disease in a population

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prevalence

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the number if existing cases if a disease

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fomites

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contaminated inanimate object

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lopus

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a chronic autoimmune disease that can affect various parts of the body

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What are the 4 types of lupus?

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systemic, cutaneous, drug-induced, neonatal

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specific immunity

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responds to antigens of specific pathogens

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pathogens

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microorganisms that causes diseases

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humoral immunity

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is due to the action of antibodies

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T-cells

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are responsible for cell-mediated immunity

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T and B cells are originated where?

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In the red bone marrow

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nonspecific immunity

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is always prepared to defend the body against disease

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immunity

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the body’s ability to resist infectious diseases

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Treatments for diseases are…

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palliative treatments, pharmacologic, surgical, psychiatric/ psychological

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What are 5 risk factors?

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environmental, chemical, physiological, psychological, genetic

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The chief causes of disease are?

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hereditary, congenital, defernerative, inflammatory, neoplastic, metabolic, traumatic, nutritional

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chief cause (definition) #1- Hereditary

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abnormality in an persons genes or chromosomes

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chief cause (definition) #2- Congenital
disease that existed at or date from birth
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chief cause (definition) #3-Degenerative
function or structure of the effected tissues or organs progressively deteriorates over time
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chief cause (definition) #4- inflammatory
autoimmune and allergic
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chief cause (definition) #5- Neoplastic
result from abnormal growth that leads to the formation of tumors
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chief cause (definition) #6- Metabolic
disruption of normal metabolism
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chief cause (definition) #7- Traumatic
physical or chemical injury
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chief cause (definition) #8- Nutritional
over-or underconsumption of nutrients
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epidemiology
the study of the occurrence, transmission, distribution, and control of disease
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etiology
an important part of any disease
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pathogenesis
describes how the cause of disease leads to anatomical and physiological changes in the body
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idiopathic
if the disease is not known
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remission
the diseases signs, symptoms, and subside disappear
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exacerbation
the diseases sign, symptoms, and subsides become more severe
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The physical exam procedures:
inspection, palpation, auscultation, percussion, vital signs
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electrocardiography
reads the hearts electrical impulses
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radiography
uses x-rays to visualize internal structure
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computed tomography (CT) scan
uses computers and x-rays to create three- dimensional images of internal structures
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magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
analyzes tissue responses to a strong magnetic field to create images of internal organs
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ultrasound
analyzes the interaction of low-frequency sound waves with tissue to create moving images of internal organs
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nuclear medicine
uses radioactive materials to create contrast on the body and help form images for the structure and function of organs
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prognosis
the diseases outcome or predicted course
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acute disease
a sudden onset and short duration
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chronic disease
a slower, less severe onset and a long duration of months or years
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IgG
principal component of the primary and secondary response to a foreign substance ( activates complement)
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IgM
first antibody produced in the primary response to the antigen (activates compliment)
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IgA
protects mucosal surfaces by interfering with the ability of pathogens to adhere cells
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IgE
stimulates releases of histamine and other chemicals that mediate inflammation and allergic responses
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IgD
activates B cells
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Scleroderma
a chronic autoimmune disease of the connected tissues
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Allergy/ Hypersensitivity
a extreme immune response to harmless antigens
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cocci
round shaped bacteria
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latent infection
where the viruses insert themselves in the cell
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bacilli
rod shaped cells
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spirilla
spiral shaped cells
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spirochetes
corkscrew shaped cell
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vibrios
comma shaped cells
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gram stain
a test that checks for bacteria at the site of a suspected infection
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endotoxin
potent toxins
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adeno-
gland
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angio-
vessels
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chondro-
cartilage
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fibro-
fibrous tissue
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hemangio-
blood vessels
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lyphangio-
lymph vessels
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lipo-
fat
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myo-
muscles
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neuro-
nerve
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osteo-
bone