The document provides definitions for key pathology terms and asks questions to test understanding of pathology concepts. It asks the learner to enumerate causes of cell injury, which are listed as hypoxia, infectious agents, physical agents, chemical agents, immunologic reactions, and nutritional disturbances. For the questions, pathogenesis is defined as the mechanism of disease formation, while prognosis is defined as the prediction of the course and termination of the disease. Concentrated acids are identified as an example of a chemical irritant.
The document provides definitions for key pathology terms and asks questions to test understanding of pathology concepts. It asks the learner to enumerate causes of cell injury, which are listed as hypoxia, infectious agents, physical agents, chemical agents, immunologic reactions, and nutritional disturbances. For the questions, pathogenesis is defined as the mechanism of disease formation, while prognosis is defined as the prediction of the course and termination of the disease. Concentrated acids are identified as an example of a chemical irritant.
The document provides definitions for key pathology terms and asks questions to test understanding of pathology concepts. It asks the learner to enumerate causes of cell injury, which are listed as hypoxia, infectious agents, physical agents, chemical agents, immunologic reactions, and nutritional disturbances. For the questions, pathogenesis is defined as the mechanism of disease formation, while prognosis is defined as the prediction of the course and termination of the disease. Concentrated acids are identified as an example of a chemical irritant.
Enumerate pathological Examination of specimens diagnostic modalities used in pathology Pathology gives explanations of a disease by studying four main concepts. Enumerate. Enumerate the special techniques used in pathology Enumerate the different options of disease outcome
What does Pathogenesis means
a) The cause of the disease. b) Morphology of the disease. c) Mechanism of disease formation. d) Forecast the course of the disease. What does Prognosis means a) Cause of the disease. b) Mechanism of formation of the lesion. c) The prediction of the course & termination of the disease. d) Morphology of structural changes. One of the following are examples of chemical irritant a) Mechanical trauma b) Extremes of temperature. c) concentrated acids d) Sudden changes in atmospheric pressure. Define: • PATHOLOGY • DISEASE • ETIOLOGY • PREDISPOSING FACTORS. • PATHOGENESIS • MACROSCOPIC PICTURE • MICROSCOPIC PICTURE • PROGNOSIS • FATE • COMPLICATIONS • Formative 1 exam answers
Enumerate causes of cell injury:
1. Hypoxia (Decreased oxygen supply): Ischemia, Inadequate oxygenation and Decreased oxygen carrying capacity of the red blood corpuscles 2. Infectious agents 3. Physical agents 4. Chemical agents 5. Immunologic reactions 6. Nutritional disturbance 7. Genetic and chromosomal defects
What does Pathogenesis means:
a) The cause of the disease. b) Morphology of the disease. c) Mechanism of disease formation. d) Forecast the course of the disease. What does Prognosis means: a) Cause of the disease. b) Mechanism of formation of the lesion. c) The prediction of the course & termination of the disease. d) Morphology of structural changes. One of the following are examples of chemical irritant a) Mechanical trauma b) Extremes of temperature. c) concentrated acids d) Sudden changes in atmospheric pressure.