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What Is the focus on pathophysiology |
Focuses on the functional changes that are associated or resulting from disease or injury |
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What is pathophysiology |
The study of biological and physical manifestation of a disease and the correlation with the alteratered functions. |
We can tell what someone's diseases is according to Signs and symptoms History And investigations; to confirm disease. |
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What is pathogenesis? |
Is the manner of development of disease OR a chain of events leading to a disease |
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What is etiology |
Is a trigger or cause of the disease or the chain of events. |
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(Explain pathogenesis) Give an example of the process of the disease process., |
Pathogenesis~ damages blood vessels~leads to intramuscular coagulation ~so blocks blood from flowing~tissue dies~ we see a wound. |
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* explain the pathophysiology of lymphocytes |
Research. |
Etiology causes chain of events, leads to disease that alters a function. |
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Diagnosis |
This is identification of of condition, disorder,disease etc by systemic( system by system) analysis |
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