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-Present at birth -Results from genetic or environmental factors -2-3% of newborns -ex. down syndrome, heart defect -may be hereditary |
Congenital |
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Caused by developmental diseases genetically transmitted from either parent
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Hereditary Disease |
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-May be infective (inflammatory), toxic, allergic, or autoimmune diseases -ex. HIV, AS, diabetes, lupus |
Inflammatory Disease |
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Associated with aging, or may result from traumatic injury |
Degenerative Disease |
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ex. endocrine disorder (diabetes) |
Metabolic Disease |
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Results from excessive radiation or extreme temperatures |
Traumatic Disease |
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Results in new, abnormal tissue growth benign or malignant |
Neoplastic Disease |
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Emaciation |
Easy |
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1st Degree Burns |
Easy |
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2nd Degree Burns |
Easy |
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Aortic Aneurysm |
Hard |
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Cirrhosis |
Hard |
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Cardiomegaly |
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Edema |
Hard |
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Anasarca |
Hard |
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Bowel Obstruction- Air |
Easy
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Ascites |
Hard |
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Bowel Obstruction-fluid
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Hard
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Pneumothorax
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Easy |
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Emphysema |
Easy |
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Asthma |
Easy |
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Empyema |
Hard |
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Pneumonia |
Hard |
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Cystic Fibrosis |
Hard |
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Pneumoconiosis |
Hard |
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Pleural Effusion |
Hard |
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Atelectasis |
Hard |
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Osteomyelitis Chronic |
Hard |
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Osteomyelitis Active |
Easy |
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Hyperparathyroidism |
Easy |
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Gout |
Easy |
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Multiple Myeloma |
Easy |
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Sudeck's Atrophy |
Easy |
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Osteoporosis |
Easy |
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Osteolytic |
Easy |
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Paget's Disease |
Hard
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Prostatic Metastasis
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Hard |
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Sclerosis |
Hard |
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Osteoma |
Hard |
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Hydrocephalus
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Hard |
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Acromegaly |
Hard |
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Osteoblastic |
Hard |
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Hive
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Euriticaria |
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Categorized by depth of burns and the surface are
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Burns |
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erythema, desquamation |
1st degree burns |
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blisters, involves dermis (upper layer of skin), most painful |
2nd degree burns |
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burned to the subcutaneous layer, causes severe scarring |
3rd degree burns |
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Peeling of the skin
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Desquamation |
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Reddening of skin |
Erythema |
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Severe itching |
Pruritus
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A state of malnutrition, emaciation, and disability, usually in the course of a chronic illness
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Cachexia |
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Tissue death
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Necrosis |
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Localized area of ischemic necrosis |
infarct |
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Loss of oxygen to a part |
anoxia |
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loss of blood supply to a part |
ischemia |
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pertaining to or carried by the genes
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genetic
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Pertaining to or characteristic of the body |
Somatic |
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Complete blockage of a body tube or orifice due to a congential cause
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Atresia |
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A condition characterized by the presence of new growths |
Neoplasia |
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Decrease in the size of an organ by loss or shrinkage of its cell |
Atrophy |
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Failure of development of an organ or tissue to its mature size |
hypoplasia |
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Extensiveness of a tumor at its primary site and the presence or absence of metastasis to lymph nodes and distant organs |
Staging
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Assesses its aggressiveness or degree of malignancy
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Grading |
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Malignant tumors arising from connective tissues such as bone, muscle, cartilage |
Sarcoma |
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Malignant neoplasm of epithelial tissue
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Carcinoma
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Tumor composed of blood vessels |
Angiooma |
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Tumor of muscle
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myoma
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soft fatty tumor
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Lipoma/ adipoma |
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subcutaneous hemorrhage or bruise |
ecchymosis |
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slightly larger hemorrhages
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purpura |
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minimal hemorrhage or bruise
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petechia
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necrosis of tissue |
gangrene |
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protruding tumor like scar |
keloid |
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marked swelling of subcutaneous tissues throughout the body |
Anasarca |
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Increased blow flow to a part |
hyperemia |
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Increase in the size of the cells in a tissue |
Hypertrophy |
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Increase in the number of cells in a tissue
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Hyperplasia |
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Abnormality of development
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Dysplasia |
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Difficulty speaking |
dysphasia |
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Difficulty in swallowing |
Dysphagia |
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removal of hair
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epilation |
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relieving symptoms, but not curing the disease
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Palliative |
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Abnormal immobility and consolidation of a joint. Most often is a result of chronic rheumatoid arthritis
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Ankylosis |
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Probable outcome of a disease |
prognosis |
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method of identifying or recognizing a disease
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diagnosis |
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persists for a long time
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chronic disease |
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having severe symptoms and a short course
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acute disease
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Disease produced inadvertently as a result of treatment by a doctor, for some other disorder |
iatrogenic disease |
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disease of unknown cause
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idiopathic disease |
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Hospital acquired disease
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nosocomial disease |
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study of the cause of a disease
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etiology |
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a combination of symptoms (resulting from a single cause) which commonly occur together, as to constitute a distinct clinical picture |
syndrome |
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manifestation that can be found during examination |
signs |
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refers to the patients perception of the disease
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symptoms |
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sequence of events producing cellular changes that lead to the development of a disease
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pathogenesis |
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study of disease processes and their effects on the body |
pathology |