Unit 1 Flashcards

(17 cards)

1
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Disease

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Condition subjective to signs, symptoms, history, and complaints.

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2
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Pathology

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The study of the nature and cause of disease, which involves changes in structure and function.

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Etiology

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Study of the cause of disease

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4
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Pathophysiology

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Study of how normal physiological processes are altered by disease.

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5
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Risk Factor

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Predisposes someone to develop disease.

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6
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Epidemiology

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Study of the distribution and determinants of disease and wellness in populations to improve public health.

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7
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Diagnoses

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Disease or syndrome

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8
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Signs

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Objective evidence of an illness or disease

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9
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Symptoms

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Change in body or its function as per patient

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10
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Intrinsic

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Causes or elements within the body

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11
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Extrinsic

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External

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12
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Inherited

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Traits and genetic material received through genetic traits

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13
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Genetics

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The study of heredity

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14
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Congenital

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Present at birth

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15
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Iatrogenesis

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Any injury or illness that occurs because of medical care

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16
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Idiopathic

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Pertains to illness whose cause is uncertain

17
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Impairment

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Loss of psychological, physiological, or anatomical structure or function