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Pathology --
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the laboratory study of alterations in cells, tissues, and organs that help identify a particular disease
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Pathogenesis
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-- the pattern of changes associated with the development of disease
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Etiology
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the cause of the disease
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Idiopathic
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diseases without an identifiable cause
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Iatrogenic
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diseases that occur as a result of medical treatment
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Nosocomial
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diseases acquired as a result of being in the hospital
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1)Diagnosis
2 )Prognosis — |
1-naming or identification of a disease
2-expected outcome of the disease |
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1) Chronic disease —
2 ) Acute disease — |
sudden appearance of signs and symptoms that only last a short time
develops slowly, signs and symptoms last for a long time |
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Remission —
Exacerbation — Complication |
period when symptoms disappear of diminish significantly
periods when symptoms become worse or more severe — the onset of new or additional problems that arise after the original disease begins. |
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Sequalae
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— unwanted outcomes of having a disease or injury
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Clinical manifestations
Signs Symptoms — |
— signs and symptoms of a disease
— objective changes that can be measured by another person subjective experiences reported by the person with the disease |
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Prodromal period
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time during which a person experiences vague symptoms before the onset of specific signs and symptoms
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Insidious —
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vague or non-specific symptoms or onset
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Latent period —
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time in which no manifestations are readily apparent, but the disease is present
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Syndrome
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a group of manifestations that occur together in response to a certain condition
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