Pathophysiology
Cause and effect
Disease Process1
Disease Process 2
Disease Process 3
100

The science of causes and effects of diseases

What is Pathology?
100

The science of causes and effects of Diseases

What is Pathology?

100

Direct factors which result in a disease

What are causality?

100

refers to different possible diagnoses associated with a the signs and symptoms that are present

What is differential?

100

indicators observed through objective examination

What is Signs?

200

This opposes homeostasis

What is pathophysiology?

200

Refers to factors that make one more likely to experience a disease

What is predisposing factors?

200

Factors that may not cause a disease but can worse or increase its risk

What is contribution?

200

Limited duration/recent presentation

What is acute?

200

A differential process used to identify a likely cause of a presentation of signs and symptoms, to allow rendering of proper treatment

What is field impression?

300

state of equilibrium and normal process

What is homeostasis?

300

Age, Gender, Genetics

What are Non-modifiable factors?

300

occurances, reasons, and variables diseases

What is Etiology?

300

conditions or damages which result from a disease

What is Sequelae?

300

Subjective complaints

What is symptoms?

400

Requires constant adjustment to many activities

What is Dynamic Steady state?

400

Lifestyle and environment

What are modifiable factors?

400

factors that are linked to a disease buy may or may not be directly responsible for it

What is correlation?

400

identifying and assigning a name to a specific disease

What is Diagnosis?

400

ongoing, extended presentation

What is Chronic?

500

Disordered physiology process associated with disease or injury

What is pathphysiology?

500

power house of a cell

What is Mitochondria?

500

A disease for which pathogenesis cannot be identified

What is idopathic?

500

A constellation of commonly found signs and symptoms associated with a disease

What is Syndrome?

500

The anticipated course or outcome of a disease

What is Prognosis?