Pathophysiology Chapter 1: Concepts of Health and Disease
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1. Pathophysiology is the study of Altered health
__________ and its manifestations
via changes in cells, tissues, and
organs.
2. The World Health Organization Health
defines the state of ___________
as a state of complete physi-
cal, mental, and social well-be-
ing and not merely the absence
of disease and infirmity.
3. The term ___________ can be de- disease
fined as an interruption, cessa-
tion, or disorder of a body sys-
tem or organ structure.
4. The multiple factors that predis- risk factors
pose a patient to a particular dis-
ease are known as ___________.
5. ______________ are present at congenital defects
birth but may not be relevant
until later stages of develop-
ment.
6. Defects or damage that occurs acquired
after birth are termed __________
defects.
7. The description as to the nature diagnosis
or the cause of a health problem
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that is arrived at following exam-
ination is the ______________.
8. _________________ is not clinically sub-clinical disease
apparent and is not destined to
become clinically apparent.
9. ______________ is the study of dis- epidemiology
ease occurrence in a population
10. ____________ is a measure of the Prevalence, incidence
existing disease in a population,
whereas ____________ is reflective
of the development of new cas-
es.
11. Etiology A. Predicted outcome of a disease process
12. Mortality G. Characteristics of death-producing effects of a disease.
13. Pathogenesis F. Sequence of cellular and tissue events
14. Morphology C.Fundamental structure or form of cells or tissues
15. Cohort E. Group of persons that shares certain characteristics.
16. Morbidity H. Effects of disease on patients life.
17. Clinical manifestations D. Signs and symptoms of disease
18. Prognosis A. Predicted outcome of a disease process
19. Evidence-based practice I. Using current and best information in treatment.
20. Prevention J. Halting disease progress or development.
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1. Pathophysiology is the study of Altered health
__________ and its manifestations
via changes in cells, tissues, and
organs.
2. The World Health Organization Health
defines the state of ___________
as a state of complete physi-
cal, mental, and social well-be-
ing and not merely the absence
of disease and infirmity.
3. The term ___________ can be de- disease
fined as an interruption, cessa-
tion, or disorder of a body sys-
tem or organ structure.
4. The multiple factors that predis- risk factors
pose a patient to a particular dis-
ease are known as ___________.
5. ______________ are present at congenital defects
birth but may not be relevant
until later stages of develop-
ment.
6. Defects or damage that occurs acquired
after birth are termed __________
defects.
7. The description as to the nature diagnosis
or the cause of a health problem
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that is arrived at following exam-
ination is the ______________.
8. _________________ is not clinically sub-clinical disease
apparent and is not destined to
become clinically apparent.
9. ______________ is the study of dis- epidemiology
ease occurrence in a population
10. ____________ is a measure of the Prevalence, incidence
existing disease in a population,
whereas ____________ is reflective
of the development of new cas-
es.
11. Etiology A. Predicted outcome of a disease process
12. Mortality G. Characteristics of death-producing effects of a disease.
13. Pathogenesis F. Sequence of cellular and tissue events
14. Morphology C.Fundamental structure or form of cells or tissues
15. Cohort E. Group of persons that shares certain characteristics.
16. Morbidity H. Effects of disease on patients life.
17. Clinical manifestations D. Signs and symptoms of disease
18. Prognosis A. Predicted outcome of a disease process
19. Evidence-based practice I. Using current and best information in treatment.
20. Prevention J. Halting disease progress or development.
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