Funeral Pathology Midterm Study
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Study of *structural* changes in the body caused by disease -
Answer: Pathological Anatomy (a.k.a. Morbid Anatomy)
,Study of *functional* changes in the body caused by disease -
Answer: Physiological Pathology
Study of changes in the structure of the body as a result of disease
that are readily seen with the naked eye - Answer: Gross
pathology
Study of microscopic changes that cells, tissues and organs
undergo as a result of disease - Answer: Microscopic pathology
(a.k.a. histopathology/cellular pathology/histology)
Study of tissue specimens excised surgically in an operation -
Answer: Surgical Pathology
Study of disease performed in a laboratory by means of examining
body fluids, secretions, and excretions - Answer: Clinical
pathology
Study of disease to ascertain cause and manner of death, as
related to a criminal investigation - Answer: Medico-legal
Pathology (Forensic Pathology)
,Deals with the study of general processes of disease such as
inflammation, degeneration, necrosis or cellular death, repair,
etc., without reference to particular organs or organ systems. -
Answer: General pathology
Deals with the specific features of disease in relation to particular
organs or organ systems. - Answer: Special pathology
The importance of autopsy as a tool in the advancement of
medical science to: - Answer: -Confirm medical diagnosis
-Advance medical knowledge and research
-Assist in medico-legal cases
Belief that every disease in the body begins at the cellular level -
Answer: The Doctrine of Cellular Pathology (Virchow)
A disease which has no recognizable change in anatomy - Answer:
Functional disease
A disease which creates any structural/anatomical change for the
normal human body - Answer: Organic disease
, A circumscribed area of pathologically altered tissue; an injury or
wound - Answer: Lesion
Denotes the identification of a disease or syndrome; to recognize
the nature of a disease - Answer: Diagnosis
Prediction of the outcome of a disease - Answer: Prognosis
*Subjective* indications of the presence of disease
(felt/experienced only by the patient - i.e., headache) - Answer:
Symptoms
*Objective* indications of the presence of disease (can be
observed by other people - i.e., swelling) - Answer: Signs
Increase in severity of a disease - Answer: Exacerbation
A cessation of the symptoms of disease - Answer: Remission
Existing at the time of birth or shortly thereafter - Answer:
Congenital
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Study of *structural* changes in the body caused by disease -
Answer: Pathological Anatomy (a.k.a. Morbid Anatomy)
,Study of *functional* changes in the body caused by disease -
Answer: Physiological Pathology
Study of changes in the structure of the body as a result of disease
that are readily seen with the naked eye - Answer: Gross
pathology
Study of microscopic changes that cells, tissues and organs
undergo as a result of disease - Answer: Microscopic pathology
(a.k.a. histopathology/cellular pathology/histology)
Study of tissue specimens excised surgically in an operation -
Answer: Surgical Pathology
Study of disease performed in a laboratory by means of examining
body fluids, secretions, and excretions - Answer: Clinical
pathology
Study of disease to ascertain cause and manner of death, as
related to a criminal investigation - Answer: Medico-legal
Pathology (Forensic Pathology)
,Deals with the study of general processes of disease such as
inflammation, degeneration, necrosis or cellular death, repair,
etc., without reference to particular organs or organ systems. -
Answer: General pathology
Deals with the specific features of disease in relation to particular
organs or organ systems. - Answer: Special pathology
The importance of autopsy as a tool in the advancement of
medical science to: - Answer: -Confirm medical diagnosis
-Advance medical knowledge and research
-Assist in medico-legal cases
Belief that every disease in the body begins at the cellular level -
Answer: The Doctrine of Cellular Pathology (Virchow)
A disease which has no recognizable change in anatomy - Answer:
Functional disease
A disease which creates any structural/anatomical change for the
normal human body - Answer: Organic disease
, A circumscribed area of pathologically altered tissue; an injury or
wound - Answer: Lesion
Denotes the identification of a disease or syndrome; to recognize
the nature of a disease - Answer: Diagnosis
Prediction of the outcome of a disease - Answer: Prognosis
*Subjective* indications of the presence of disease
(felt/experienced only by the patient - i.e., headache) - Answer:
Symptoms
*Objective* indications of the presence of disease (can be
observed by other people - i.e., swelling) - Answer: Signs
Increase in severity of a disease - Answer: Exacerbation
A cessation of the symptoms of disease - Answer: Remission
Existing at the time of birth or shortly thereafter - Answer:
Congenital
