PRESENTATION BY
BOSIRE SYLVIA
COMMON DISEASES
,Objectives
• Identify the disease development to include Meaning of terms ;Typ
of diseases ;Natural history of a disease ;Stages of disease
development
• Demonstrate the knowledge of communicable diseases
• Demonstrate the knowledge of non-communicable diseases
• Demonstrate the knowledge on management of common diseases
,Introduction
• Diseases causing most morbidity and mortality are chronic
• Chronic condition develop through stages over long period e.g
cancer,HIV,cardiovascular conditions
• Acute illness may not involve all the five stages e.g trauma
, Definition of terms
• Disease: is any harmful deviation from the normal structural or
functional state of an organism, generally associated with certain si
and symptoms.
• Pathology: is the study of disease which involves the determination
the cause(etiology), the understanding of its mechanism of
development(pathogenesis), the structural changes associated with
disease process (morphological changes), and the functional
consequences of those changes.
BOSIRE SYLVIA
COMMON DISEASES
,Objectives
• Identify the disease development to include Meaning of terms ;Typ
of diseases ;Natural history of a disease ;Stages of disease
development
• Demonstrate the knowledge of communicable diseases
• Demonstrate the knowledge of non-communicable diseases
• Demonstrate the knowledge on management of common diseases
,Introduction
• Diseases causing most morbidity and mortality are chronic
• Chronic condition develop through stages over long period e.g
cancer,HIV,cardiovascular conditions
• Acute illness may not involve all the five stages e.g trauma
, Definition of terms
• Disease: is any harmful deviation from the normal structural or
functional state of an organism, generally associated with certain si
and symptoms.
• Pathology: is the study of disease which involves the determination
the cause(etiology), the understanding of its mechanism of
development(pathogenesis), the structural changes associated with
disease process (morphological changes), and the functional
consequences of those changes.
