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acute - Answers New, usually of rapid onset and of concern, opposite of chronic
asymptomatic - Answers showing no symptoms of disease
chronic - Answers Long-standing, constant. Opposite of acute
clinical manifestations - Answers the presenting signs and symptoms of the disease
complications - Answers New secondary or additional problems
concept - Answers a general idea that can be applied to similar situations
diagnosis - Answers the process of discovering exactly what is wrong with someone or something, by
examining them closely
disease - Answers the functional impairment of cells, tissues, organs, or organ systems.
endemic - Answers When the incidence and prevalence of a disease are predictable and stable
epidemic - Answers A dramatic increase in disease incidence in a population and represents a rate
considerably above the endemic rate.
epidemiology - Answers the study of disease in populations
etiology - Answers precise cause of disease
exacerbation - Answers the flaring of symptoms
function - Answers how these component parts (body structures) operate together
health - Answers the perceived wholeness of body, mind, and spirit
homeostasis - Answers dynamic balance in the body marked by the appropriate and effective response
to stimuli, thereby keeping the body in a steady state.
iatrogenic - Answers diseases that are the inadvertent result of medical treatment
idiopathic - Answers When there is no known etiology, the disease is termed ___________?
illness - Answers a state that results in suffering or distress
incidence - Answers the rate of occurrence of a disease at any given time
insidious - Answers gradual in onset