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4 step in tissue repair
homeotasis
inflamation
proliferation
remodelling
define cell injury
cell injury result when the cell are
stressed
and they no longer to
adapt
the situation or when cell are exposed to damaging agents
what is inflamation
inflamation is
body
defense mechanims against tissue damage and
infections
explain arteriosclerosis
fat
deposits in the wall of vessels leads to hardening and
destruction
risk and factor arteriosclerosis (non modifiable)
age
-
middle late
sex- males
,
complication
genetic
family history
risk and factor arteriosclerosis (pontentially modifiable)
hyperlipidemia
hypertension
smoking
diabetes
life style
define rheumatoid arthritis
system chronic inflammatory disease affecting but principally attacking the joint
inflammation
leads to
joint damage
treament for RA
education
physical therapy
drug
-
analgesis
surgery
diffrence between epidemiology , sporadic , endemic ,epidemic and pandemic
pandemic
: occurs if the disease spread to multiple area
endemic: usual prevalence of a disease within geographic area
sporadic : a disease that occurs infrequently
epidemic : is disease that occurs with specific geographical area
epidemiology : study how disease spread to communities
biotermism agent disease :-
category A:
high priority
agents (easily to transmitted or disminted from person to person)
category B:
Second highest priority
agents (moderate mobidity rates and low motality rates)
category C:
Third higher priority
agents (high morbidity and mortality rates)
people who highly risk tb
people with
diabetes
melitus
people living with
HIV
people recently
infected
with
mycobacterium
tuberculosis
individual who spend significant with
infections
person
general pathology
study of reaction of
cell
and tissue to
injury
sytemic pathology
study of sytemic diesase that effect system or entire organism
accute inflamation
develop within minutes or
hours
it is
short
duration
chronic infalammtion
prolonged
inflammation
weeks to month to year it is
active
inflamtion
etiology of tb
caused by
bacterium
called
mycobacterium tuberculosis
pathology
study about
disease
in all
perpective
study of nature and causes of
disease
general patholgy
study of reaction of
cell
and
tissue
to injury
systemic
pathology
study of
systemic disease
that effect system or entire
organism
cell injury
cell injury
results when
cell
are stress and they are no longer to adapt situation
factor
involved cell injury
oxygen deprivation
aging
chemical agents
and
drug
nutrional imbalances
irrevisble
when continue damage , the injury become
irrevisble
at the same time the cell cannot
recover
factor
that effect aging
biological
disease
lifestyle
3
inflamatory cell
neutrophils
monocyte
lymphocyte
inflamation
body defense mechanims againts
tissue damage
and
infections
necrosis
occurs after abnormal stress as ishemia and chemical
injury
apoptosis
programmed
cell
death
charateristic by nuclear dissolution
tissue repair
refers to
restoration
of tissue architecture and functioning after an injury
regeneration is growth of
protien
and
tissue
replaced lost structure
fibrosis used to decribe extensive deposition of collegen that occurs is
kidney
, lung ,
liver
healing
is response to tissue
wound (commonly skin )
inflamation process in internal organ
cell necrosis in cell
stem cell with capacity to generate multiple lineage are present in
bone marrow
and several
tissue adult
phenotype
is observables characteristic or
physical
charateristic of organism
genotype
makeup genetics or combination of
alleles
that control each
charateristic
cancer caexchia
proggresive weakness ,
lose
of
appetite
, anaemia and profound weightloss
immunity
refers to protection against infections
A condition being able to resist a particular disease by
preventing development
of
pathogenic
organism
cancer
treatment
surgery
chemotherapy
immunotherapy
radiotherapy
hormon therapy
complication
of cancer
pneumomia
caxhia
renal
failure
bleeding
infection
diagnosis
cancer
clinical
gross
cytology
histiology