INTRODUCTION TO DISEASE Flashcards
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It can be defined as abnormally functioning
organs or organ systems resulting from disturbance of bodily homeostasis
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disease
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Disease can be defined as abnormally functioning
organs or organ systems resulting from morphological changes of internal organs morphological changes in tissues and cells (TRUE OR FALSE)
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True
3
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Irritation of organs and their actions, reactions
(physiological) is called ______
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disease
4
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Disease can be defined as abnormally functioning
organs or organ systems resulting from invasion of the body an external contagion genetic alteration (TRUE OR FALSE)
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True
5
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disease can be categorized into two: (TRUE OR FALSE)
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True
6
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What are the two classification of disease?
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acute & chronic
7
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Diseases having rapid onset, sever
symptoms, and short duration is called _________
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Acute
8
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Diseases having slow progression and long
duration is called _______.
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chronic
9
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give an example of acute disease
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pharyngitis, mumps or parotitis
10
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give an example of chronic disease
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tuberculosis, leprosy
11
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The term disease literally means “_________”
(uneasiness), when something is wrong with bodily function
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without ease
12
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Disease is underlying ________; biologically defined: the practitioner’s perspective
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pathology
13
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It is the illness seen in terms of a theory of disorder
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Disease
14
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It is a state of social dysfunction
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sickness
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It is the social and cultural conceptions of this condition: cultural beliefs and reactions such as fear or rejection; these affect how the patient reacts
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sickness
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It covers what is considered a disorder suitable for medical treatment
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sickness
17
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It is the presence of a specific disease, and also to the individual’s perceptions and behavior in response to the disease, as well as the impact of that disease on the psychosocial environment
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Illness
18
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A person’s subjective experience of their symptoms is called ________
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illness
19
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What the patient brings to the doctor (“ I feel ill.”) -Illness (TRUE OR FALSE)
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True
20
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Illness is based on what the individual feels without any evidence or laboratory tests involved (TRUE OR FALSE)
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True
21
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It is the cause, set of causes, or manner of causation of a disease or condition
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Etiology of disease
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It is the investigation or attribution of the cause of the reason for something, often expressed in terms of historical or mythical explanation
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Etiology of disease
23
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It is the risk factors or activities that people participate in that play an important role in a person’s overall health
status
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predisposing factors
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All predisposing factors can collectively influence a
person’s ability to either not recover from the disease or have certain pathological conditions
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False (All predisposing factors can collectively influence a
person’s ability to either RECOVER from the disease or AVOID certain pathological conditions)
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Give the "uncontrolled" predisposing factors of disease
age, congenital disorders, genetic disorders, developmental disorder, gender, heerdity
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Give the "controlled" predisposing factors of disease
lifestyle and environment
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Due to the gradual effects of the aging process, age
| can be a contributing factor to disease (TRUE OR FALSE)
True
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As we get older, our organ systems ___________ effectively and they do not work as well
function less
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there are ways by which we can slow the
| aging process and prevent disease, this includes:
regular exercise, healthy eating habits, & regular visits to your doctor
30
Which is more susceptible to contracting a disease? A 2 yr old child or a 20 yr old teenager?
A 2 yr old child because children’s immune systems are still developing.
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Which is more susceptible to contracting a disease? An 85 yr old or a 32 yr old?
The 85 yr old because the bodily functions of older people are starting to
deteriorate and become inefficient
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These are disorders that are present at birth
Congenital Disorders
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a child with a ___________ called a
cleft lip has a defect on the lip due to the failure of the
upper lip to properly fuse together. A cleft lip occurs
as the child is developing inside the mother’s womb
and it is present when the child is born.
congenital disorder
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These are diseases caused by inherited genes which are
| passed from the parents to the offspring
genetic disorders
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These are diseases caused by events which occur while the
child is developing in the womb, during birth, or
after the child is born
developmental disorders
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Cerebral Palsy is caused by damage to the
parts of the brain that control movement and
coordination. The damage to the brain may have
occurred before birth (prenatally), during birth
(perinatally), or after birth (postnatally), and may have
been a result of injury or infection. This is an example of what disorder>
Developmental Disorder
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Some diseases affect only females or males due to
the differences in anatomy since men and women are
built differently (TRUE OR FALSE)
True
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Due to their __________. Women are more prone to develop osteoporosis and men are more prone to develop parkinson’s disease
Gender
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__________ can be controlled and altered by the individual; therefore, choosing not to participate in the activities mentioned above may have beneficial impacts on a person’s overall health status
lifestyle
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cigarette smoking, abuse of drugs or
alcohol, lack of exercise, poor diet, risky sexual
behaviors, etc are example of what?
lifestyle
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researchers have shown that certain
cancers and pulmonary diseases are more common
among people who are exposed to pollution due to the ___________
environmental factor
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Other environmental stressors that can contribute to poor health include:
chronic stress, loud noise, poor and unsanitary living conditions, contaminated food
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A person’s __________ is the combination of the
| genetic material from both parents
heredity
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The genetic material inherited from one’s parents may
come with links to certain diseases and
pathological conditions
(TRUE OR FALSE)
True
45
What are the 2 categories of the signals of disease?
sign and symptom
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This can be observed externally (feeling, hearing, or seeing)
sign
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This can be felt internally by the patient only
symptom
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Physical demonstration of a
| disease and can be detected or measured is called _______
objective signals
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Swelling, fractures, bleeding, rashes, body temperature, tachycardia are examples of?
objective signals
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this is a kind of report provided by the patient to the doctor, on the basis of which further diagnosis are done
subjective signals
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Objective signals cannot be measured but doctors can ask their patients the degree of pain they are
feeling. (TRUE OR FALSE)
FALSE (SUBJECTIVE signals cannot..)
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Give an example of subjective signals
Dizziness, headache, body ache, nausea, muscle fatigue, malaise, fatigue
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Infectious diseases are caused by ________, which are the causing
agents of the infectious disease
pathogens
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It includes a broad pathological conditions which can have different sources of infection, mode of transmission, and pathological agents
responsible for the disease
Infectious Diseases
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Disease-causing organisms, including bacteria, fungi, parasites, and viruses, can grow and multiply within the body and can cause damage to local tissues and produce toxic substances that are harmful to the infected individual (TRUE OR FALSE)
True
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It includes a broad pathological conditions which can have different sources of infection, mode of transmission, and pathological agents
responsible for the disease
Infectious Diseases
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Disease-causing organisms, including bacteria, fungi, parasites, and viruses, can grow and multiply within the body and can cause damage to local tissues and produce toxic substances that are
harmful to the infected individual (TRUE OR FALSE)
True
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What are the 2 categories of Infectious Diseases?
communicable and non-communicable
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communicable disease are contagious; while non-communicable diseases are not contagious (TRUE OR FALSE)
True
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Is COVID-19 communicable or non-communicable?
communicable
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Give an example of non-communicable disease
diabetes, food poisoning, allergies
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Give a classification of non-infectious diseases
cancer, immune disorders, genetic disorders, mental disorders, trauma or injury
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It is a class of disease characterized by uncontrollable cell growth and proliferation. Its function only to grow and to divide
cancer
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Cancer can cause disruption in tissues, organ structure, and functions (TRUE OR FALSE)
True
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Tumors can ______ passageways, break
through organ and vessel walls, cause hemorrhage, and reduce the body’s
ability to fight infection
block
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It is a class of diseases that result from the
body’s immune system to effectively protect and defend itself
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Immune
| Disorders
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The immune system will have to see to it
that it will be able to stage a reaction or a
fight against anything foreign that will
enter the human body (TRUE OR FALSE)
True
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What are the 3 categories of Immune Disorders?
Hypersensitivities (allergies), Immunodeficiency Disorders, Autoimmune Disorders
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It is an overreaction of the immune system to
| an allergen
Hypersensitivities (allergies)
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It is a substance such as pollen or pet dander that can cause the immune system to overreact
Allergen
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The overreaction of _______ can result to the ff.: hives, congestion, and to more severe symptoms that may eventually lead to
death
Hypersensitivities (allergies)
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In _________, the body reacts to substances which are by themselves are considered nonimmunogenic (not
produced by, involved in, or relating to an immune response) or a normal stimulant of the immune system
allergies
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It is characterized by a deficiency in the immune system’s ability to defend the body
Immunodeficiency Disorders
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Various types of immunodeficiencies can affect the different types of the immune system (TRUE OR FALSE)
True
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Acquired Immunodeficiency
Syndrome (AIDS), a disorder caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). HIV causes the immune system to be
deficient leaving the body open to pathological conditions that can result
from different sources or causes. (TRUE OR FALSE)
True
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It is characterized by the inability of the immune system to distinguish between self and nonself
Autoimmune Disorders
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Since the immune system cannot distinguish between its own cells or
tissues, an attack on normal body cells,
tissues, and organs can result. (TRUE OR FALSE)
True
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It is a class of diseases characterized as abnormalities caused by changes in the genetic material
Genetic Disorders
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The changes in the genetic material can be inherited, spontaneously occur, or can be a result of exposure to mutagen (TRUE OR FALSE)
True
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It is an agent capable of causing mutation
Mutagen
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It is a class of conditions of the mind and include disorders associated with
behavior or psychological well-being
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mental disorders
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Mental Disorders are very broad categories of disease with various etiologies, some of which remain as a mystery (TRUE OR FALSE)
True
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It is important to consider mental disorders with not the same level of urgency as that of physical disorders since these can impair function, cause disability, and pain just like any other illness (TRUE OR FALSE)
False (It is important to consider mental disorders WITH THE SAME LEVEL of urgency)
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it is defined as a wound or shock produced by an injury
Trauma
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With trauma, the wound can cause the body to function properly (TRUE OR FALSE)
False (the body to function IMPROPERLY)
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Trauma can result in a pathological condition of a specific system or the body as a whole (TRUE OR FALSE)
True
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Trauma or injury has a wide variety of causes, give an example
Burns, Physical abuse, Accidents, Drowning, Wounds, Inflicted by foreign objects, Exposure to toxic agents
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When dealing with trauma, the patient’s condition must be properly assessed and the circumstances that threaten the patient’s life must be managed (TRUE OR FALSE)
True
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It is determining by examination the nature and circumstances of a diseased condition
diagnosis
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It is predicted patient outcome
prognosis
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Involves a step-by-step
process including: (a) collecting patient history;
(b) performing an examination; (c) utilizing diagnostic screening tools and tests
diagnosis
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Once the information has been obtained and reviewed, a diagnosis, treatment plan, and
prognosis can be determined (TRUE OR FALSE)
True
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The goal of this treatment is to make the patient more comfortable and
improve quality of life
Palliative Treatment
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It is used at any stage of the disease process
Palliative Treatment
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this may be introduced to treat the side effects of anti-cancer drugs
Palliative Treatment
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During the terminal stage of a disease, palliative
treatment may be the only option available to a
patient (TRUE OR FALSE)
True
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The goal of this treatment is to cure the patient
Curative Treatment
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The goal of this treatment is to restore a patient's normal body functions
Therapeutic Treatment
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The goal of this treatment is to prevent diseases from happening
Preventive Treatment
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This may involve a long term care plan designed to restore normal bodily functions
Therapeutic Treatment
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a consistent therapy plan which may be designed to restore function to an injured limb; occupational therapy may also be designed to help
develop, recover, or maintain the skills necessary for
daily living (TRUE OR FALSE)
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True
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A person recovering from an illness may need
__________ therapy to help him or her to live
more independently
occupational
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Both _____________________ treatment plans help patients restore body functions, reduce the risk of reoccuring injuries, and allow more
self-sufficiency
physical and occupational
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This is an increasingly significant approach in
| healthcare today
Preventive Treatment
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Some insurance agencies have included
incentives for healthcare maintenance and this
cuts down on healthcare overall and allows
individuals to live longer and healthier lives
Preventive Treatment
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Vaccinations is an example of what treatment plan?
Preventive Treatment
