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etiology
study of the cause of diseases.
intrinsic factors
internal - can be genetic defects or nutritional deficiencies
extrinsic factors
external - can be environmental or contagious diseases
idiopathic
the cause cannot be identified
osteoparosis
thinning & weakening of bones (loss of density)
DEXA
clinical test that will exhibit the loss of bone mass
osteomalacia (rickets - children)
hypophosphatemia & hypocalcemia/viat-D deficiency
osteomyelitis
inflammation of bone & bone marrow
kyphosis (humpback)
abnormal dorsal (outward curvature)
scoliosis
lateral curvature of the vertebral column (spine) - side to side curature
lordosis (swayback)
increased inward (anterior)curvature of the lumbar spine
EWING'S sarcoma
malignant osseous neoplasm that affects the long bones (children)
anomaly
abnormality or defect
congenital
present at birth
fracture
broken bone
comminuted fx=broken in several pieces
greenstick fx=broken on one side
osteogenic sarcoma
malignant osseous neoplasm (cancerous bone tumor)
osteochondroma
benign bone tumor
asymptomatic
the absence of symptoms
muscular dystrophy
genetically transmitted disorder of muscles the replaces degenerated muscle fibers w/ fat
polymyositis
progressive disease of the skeletal muscles (striated muscles)
ankylosing (stiffness) spondylitis
vertebral column (spine)
gouty arthritis
hyperuricenia
rheumatoid arthritis
affecting the small peripheral joints
osteoarthritis
degenerative joint disease (DJD)
croup
syncytial viruses, laryngeal obstruction, barking cough
diphtheria
swollen cervical nodes, low-grade pyrexia leathery opaque membrane in the pharynx
pertussis
whooping cough, tetanus lock jaw, severe tussis/emesis
asthma
inflammatory bronchial tube constriction and disorder
emphysema
copd (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease 1. asthma 2. emphysema3.bronchitis)
bronchogenic carcinoma
lung cancer
pneumonia
acute inflammation and infection of the alveoli of the lungs
anthracosis
black lung disease
silicosis
grinder's disease
asbestosis
sequela
type of pneumoconiosis
tuberculosis
highly contagious lung disease in which the lung tissue deteriorates