Health - correct_answPhysical, mental, and social well-being
Disease - correct_answDeviation from the normal state of homeostasis
Disease Prevention - correct_answMaintaining routine vaccination programs
Participation in screening programs
Community health programs
Regular routine doctor visits
Pathophysiology - correct_answFunctional (physiologic) changes in the body as a
result from disease
Diagnosis - correct_answIdentification of a specific disease
Cause - correct_answCausative factors in a particular disease
,Predisposing Factors - correct_answTendencies that promote development of a
disease in an individual
Precipitating Factor - correct_answCondition that triggers an acute episode
Pathogenesis - correct_answDevelopment of the disease
Remission - correct_answManifestations of the disease subside or are absent
Complications - correct_answNew secondary or additional problems
Therapy - correct_answTreatment measures to promote recovery or slow the
progress of a disease
Latent State - correct_answNo symptoms or clinical signs evident
Gross Level - correct_answOrgan or system level
Microscopic Level - correct_answCellular Level
Biopsy - correct_answExcision of small amounts of living tissue
, Incubation Period - correct_answTime of exposure to a microorganism and onset
of signs and symptoms
Prodromal Period - correct_answEarly development of a disease
Signs nonspecific or absent
Syndrome - correct_answCollection of sign and symptoms
Often affects more than one organ
Convalescence - correct_answPeriod of Recovery
Prognosis - correct_answProbability for recovery or other outcome
Rehabilitation - correct_answMaximizing function of diseased tissues
Epidemiology - correct_answScience of identifying the causative factors and
tracking the pattern or occurrence of disease
Morbidity - correct_answIndicates the number of people with a disease within a
group
Mortality - correct_answIndicates the number of deaths resulting from a
particular disease within a group
Disease - correct_answDeviation from the normal state of homeostasis
Disease Prevention - correct_answMaintaining routine vaccination programs
Participation in screening programs
Community health programs
Regular routine doctor visits
Pathophysiology - correct_answFunctional (physiologic) changes in the body as a
result from disease
Diagnosis - correct_answIdentification of a specific disease
Cause - correct_answCausative factors in a particular disease
,Predisposing Factors - correct_answTendencies that promote development of a
disease in an individual
Precipitating Factor - correct_answCondition that triggers an acute episode
Pathogenesis - correct_answDevelopment of the disease
Remission - correct_answManifestations of the disease subside or are absent
Complications - correct_answNew secondary or additional problems
Therapy - correct_answTreatment measures to promote recovery or slow the
progress of a disease
Latent State - correct_answNo symptoms or clinical signs evident
Gross Level - correct_answOrgan or system level
Microscopic Level - correct_answCellular Level
Biopsy - correct_answExcision of small amounts of living tissue
, Incubation Period - correct_answTime of exposure to a microorganism and onset
of signs and symptoms
Prodromal Period - correct_answEarly development of a disease
Signs nonspecific or absent
Syndrome - correct_answCollection of sign and symptoms
Often affects more than one organ
Convalescence - correct_answPeriod of Recovery
Prognosis - correct_answProbability for recovery or other outcome
Rehabilitation - correct_answMaximizing function of diseased tissues
Epidemiology - correct_answScience of identifying the causative factors and
tracking the pattern or occurrence of disease
Morbidity - correct_answIndicates the number of people with a disease within a
group
Mortality - correct_answIndicates the number of deaths resulting from a
particular disease within a group
