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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
Caused by developmental diseases genetically transmitted from either parent

Hereditary Disease


-Result from the body's reaction to a localized injurious agent


-May be infective (inflammatory), toxic, allergic, or autoimmune diseases


-ex. HIV, AS, diabetes, lupus


Inflammatory Disease


Caused by deterioration of the body


Associated with aging, or may result from traumatic injury


Degenerative Disease


Caused by disturbance of the normal function of the body


ex. endocrine disorder (diabetes)


Metabolic Disease


Results from mechanical forces such as crushing/twisting of body part


Results from excessive radiation or extreme temperatures


Traumatic Disease


Results in new, abnormal tissue growth


benign or malignant


Neoplastic Disease

Emaciation

Easy

1st Degree Burns

Easy

2nd Degree Burns

Easy

Aortic Aneurysm

Hard

Cirrhosis

Hard

Cardiomegaly


Hard




Edema

Hard

Anasarca

Hard

Bowel Obstruction- Air
Easy

Ascites

Hard
Bowel Obstruction-fluid
Hard

Pneumothorax

Easy

Emphysema

Easy

Asthma

Easy

Empyema

Hard

Pneumonia


Hard

Cystic Fibrosis

Hard

Pneumoconiosis

Hard

Pleural Effusion

Hard

Atelectasis

Hard

Osteomyelitis Chronic

Hard

Osteomyelitis Active

Easy

Hyperparathyroidism

Easy

Gout


Easy

Multiple Myeloma

Easy

Sudeck's Atrophy

Easy

Osteoporosis

Easy

Osteolytic

Easy

Paget's Disease
Hard
Prostatic Metastasis

Hard

Sclerosis

Hard

Osteoma

Hard
Hydrocephalus

Hard

Acromegaly

Hard

Osteoblastic

Hard
Hive

Euriticaria
Categorized by depth of burns and the surface are

Burns

erythema, desquamation

1st degree burns

blisters, involves dermis (upper layer of skin), most painful

2nd degree burns

burned to the subcutaneous layer, causes severe scarring

3rd degree burns
Peeling of the skin

Desquamation

Reddening of skin

Erythema

Severe itching
Pruritus
A state of malnutrition, emaciation, and disability, usually in the course of a chronic illness

Cachexia
Tissue death

Necrosis

Localized area of ischemic necrosis

infarct

Loss of oxygen to a part

anoxia

loss of blood supply to a part

ischemia
pertaining to or carried by the genes
genetic

Pertaining to or characteristic of the body

Somatic
Complete blockage of a body tube or orifice due to a congential cause

Atresia

A condition characterized by the presence of new growths

Neoplasia

Decrease in the size of an organ by loss or shrinkage of its cell

Atrophy

Failure of development of an organ or tissue to its mature size

hypoplasia

Extensiveness of a tumor at its primary site and the presence or absence of metastasis to lymph nodes and distant organs

Staging

Assesses its aggressiveness or degree of malignancy

Grading

Malignant tumors arising from connective tissues such as bone, muscle, cartilage

Sarcoma

Malignant neoplasm of epithelial tissue
Carcinoma

Tumor composed of blood vessels

Angiooma
Tumor of muscle
myoma
soft fatty tumor

Lipoma/ adipoma

subcutaneous hemorrhage or bruise

ecchymosis
slightly larger hemorrhages

purpura
minimal hemorrhage or bruise
petechia

necrosis of tissue

gangrene

protruding tumor like scar

keloid

marked swelling of subcutaneous tissues throughout the body

Anasarca

Increased blow flow to a part

hyperemia

Increase in the size of the cells in a tissue

Hypertrophy
Increase in the number of cells in a tissue

Hyperplasia
Abnormality of development

Dysplasia

Difficulty speaking

dysphasia

Difficulty in swallowing

Dysphagia
removal of hair

epilation
relieving symptoms, but not curing the disease

Palliative
Abnormal immobility and consolidation of a joint. Most often is a result of chronic rheumatoid arthritis

Ankylosis

Probable outcome of a disease

prognosis
method of identifying or recognizing a disease

diagnosis
persists for a long time

chronic disease
having severe symptoms and a short course
acute disease

Disease produced inadvertently as a result of treatment by a doctor, for some other disorder

iatrogenic disease
disease of unknown cause

idiopathic disease

Hospital acquired disease

nosocomial disease
study of the cause of a disease

etiology

a combination of symptoms (resulting from a single cause) which commonly occur together, as to constitute a distinct clinical picture

syndrome

manifestation that can be found during examination

signs
refers to the patients perception of the disease

symptoms
sequence of events producing cellular changes that lead to the development of a disease

pathogenesis

study of disease processes and their effects on the body

pathology