Health and Disease
Levels of prevention
Tissues
Anatomical position/body cavities
inmune system
100
The epidemiologic triangle is composed by
environment, host and ....
agent
100
which are the levels of prevention?
primary, secondary and tertiary
100
many cells together with the same function make up a
Tissue
100
anatomical position divides the body in
sections
100
Do vaccines help the immune system?
yes
200
¿in the epidemiologic triangle who receives the disease?
The agent
200
what level of prevention is?
receiving health education
Primary
200
type of muscle tissue that works for the heart pumping
Cardiac
200
Transversal
200
Bone marrow produces
B-cells
300
The correct definition of Health is
State of wellbeing and balance
300
what level of prevention is?
avoiding permanent damage
Tertiary
300
types of muscle tissues that make up involuntary movements
smooth and cardiac
300
coronal
300
Primary Lymphatic organs
Bone Marrow and Thymus
400
who causes a disease?
Patogens
400
what level of prevention is?
diagnosis
Secondary
400
which are all the tissues
Epithelial tissue, Connective tissue, Muscle tissue and Nervous tissue
400
thoracic and abdominal cavities are divided by the
diaphragm
400
Secondary Lymphatic organs
Spleen, Tonsils, Lymphatic nodes and Lympathic vessels
500
Stages in the natural history of the disease.
stage of susceptibility, stage of subclinical disease, stage of clinical disease and stage of recovery, disability or death.
500
what level of prevention is?
improving life quality
Tertiary
500
the nervous tissues are:
Neurons and glial cell
500
organs located in the abdominal cavity
liver, spleen, pancreas, stomach, kidneys and intestine
500
innate cells in the immune system
Natural Killers, Neutrophils, Leukocytes, Macophagues, Eosinophils, Basophils