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reducing exposure fro susceptible persons; education, training
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secondary prevention - ./ ./
correct answer Routine Exams early, screening, and managemen
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t of disease have it then treat it
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Tertiary prevention - ./ ./
correct answer examples like counseling on medications. Additio
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n type of care is tertiary Rehabilitation supportive care, reducing
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gent and first appearance of signs and symptoms (is also the time
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where it may disappear) exposure period
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correct answer first signs and symptoms appear
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correct answer localized to one particular area or group
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correct answer Going through treatment or management. patient
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functions normally; disease processes are well established
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Etiology topic in an example -
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correct answer Known causes/ reasons of disease (behind the dis
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ease.)
idiopathic - correct answer unknown cause
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Latrogenic - correct answer caused by treatment
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correct answer recognizes that body is out of homeostasis and all
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ostasis brings the body back to homeostasis.
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,Hormones that secretes during stress response -
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correct answer catecholamines (epinephrine and norepinephrine)
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(also known as adrenaline) and norepinephrine (also known as no
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radrenaline) Oxytocin, Prolactin, aldosterone & cortisol Endorph
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ins & Enkephalins
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Selye's three phases of stress - correct answer Alarm
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Resistance/adaptation
Exhaustion
Alarm - correct answer fight or flight response
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Resistance/adaptation - ./
correct answer Activity of the nervous and endocrine systems in
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returning the body to homeostasis
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asis
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correct answer mediated by norepinephrine sympathetic nervous
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, system and adrenal medulla secretes catecholamines ( epinephrin
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e and norepinephrine) Cause things to hight Plays a big part to str
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ess response (blood pressure high ) Can cause blood to elevate
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types of intracellular accumulations -
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correct answer 1. normal endogenous constituent -
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ackaging, transport defects)=fatty liver (example)
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2. Abnormal endogenous substance -
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due to genetic or acquired defects in folding, packaging, transport
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trypsin deficiency 3. Substrate, metabolite -
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due to inherited enzyme deficiencies and failure to degrade = stor
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age diseases 4. Abnormal exogenous substance -
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due to inability to degrade and remove
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cellular adaptation types - correct answer Atrophy
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Hyperplasia
Metaplasia
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Dysplasia