Introduction to Pathophysiology
Pathophysiology - ANSthe examine of the practical adjustments that occur within the frame as a
result of an injury, disorder, or ailment.
Pathology - ANSthe observe of changes in cells and tissues because of injury or disorder.
Physiology - ANSthe mechanisms of human body functioning.
Structure - ANShow the human frame is prepare consisting of the aspect parts and region of
those parts.
Function - ANSconcerned with how those aspect elements operate collectively.
Disease - ANSthe practical impairment of cells, tissues, organs, or organ systems
Syndromes - ANSa particular circumstance with a recognizable, predictable pattern.
Pathogenesis - ANSthe origination and improvement on the point of disorder onset. Literally, the
disease beginning.
Risk Factors - ANSvulnerabilities
Etiology - ANSprecise cause of disorder
pathogen - ANSdisease causing microorganism
multifactorial - ANSsometimes the etiology is unknown or has more than one genetic and
or/environmental inflicting activities
Idiopathic - ANSwhen there may be no recognised etiology
Nosocomial sickness - ANSthe result of publicity to infection inside the fitness care surroundings
Iatrogenic illnesses - ANSthose that are the inadvertent end result of scientific remedy. Ex: UTI
Clinical Manifestations - ANSthe supplying symptoms and signs of the disease.
Symptoms - ANSobservable or measurable expressions.
Signs - ANSindicators which can be said by using the ill individual and are signs which can be
"subjective" manifestations.
Pathophysiology - ANSthe examine of the practical adjustments that occur within the frame as a
result of an injury, disorder, or ailment.
Pathology - ANSthe observe of changes in cells and tissues because of injury or disorder.
Physiology - ANSthe mechanisms of human body functioning.
Structure - ANShow the human frame is prepare consisting of the aspect parts and region of
those parts.
Function - ANSconcerned with how those aspect elements operate collectively.
Disease - ANSthe practical impairment of cells, tissues, organs, or organ systems
Syndromes - ANSa particular circumstance with a recognizable, predictable pattern.
Pathogenesis - ANSthe origination and improvement on the point of disorder onset. Literally, the
disease beginning.
Risk Factors - ANSvulnerabilities
Etiology - ANSprecise cause of disorder
pathogen - ANSdisease causing microorganism
multifactorial - ANSsometimes the etiology is unknown or has more than one genetic and
or/environmental inflicting activities
Idiopathic - ANSwhen there may be no recognised etiology
Nosocomial sickness - ANSthe result of publicity to infection inside the fitness care surroundings
Iatrogenic illnesses - ANSthose that are the inadvertent end result of scientific remedy. Ex: UTI
Clinical Manifestations - ANSthe supplying symptoms and signs of the disease.
Symptoms - ANSobservable or measurable expressions.
Signs - ANSindicators which can be said by using the ill individual and are signs which can be
"subjective" manifestations.
