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Principles of Disease

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the state of sameness or normalcy the body strives to maintain; "not at ease"   show
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a derangement or abnormality of function; a pathological condition of the body or mind but more commonly is used to refer to a problem; also used to refer to structural problems such as a malformation or a condition in which the term disease does not appl   show
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show Syndrome  
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the study of disease   show
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one who studies disease   show
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show pathogens  
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Fractures that are caused by a disease process that weakens the bone, such as osteoporosis   show
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a description of how a particular disease progresses   show
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show True  
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short term and usually has a sudden onset   show
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show chronic  
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the study of the cause of disease   show
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the cause is unknown   show
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show iatrogenic  
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show nosocomial  
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show predisposing factors  
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Predisposing factors are not the cause of the disease, and people with predisposing factors do not always develop the disease   show
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age sex environment lifestyle heredity   show
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show prevalent  
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show diagnosis  
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what patients report as their problem or problems   show
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what the physician sees or measures   show
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show auscultation  
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show palpation  
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tapping over various body areas to produce a vibrating sound   show
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an examination of blood for cell counts and abnormalities   show
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an examination of urine for abnormalities   show
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show chest x-ray (CXR)  
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show electrocardiography (ECG or EKG)  
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show blood glucose  
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a special x-ray examination showing detailed images of body structures and organs   show
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an examination of blood serum to determine the levels of the common electrolytes (sodium, potassium, and chloride)   show
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show prognosis  
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Most acute diseases are related to the respiratory system.   show
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show remission  
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a time when symptoms flare up or become worse   show
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show complication  
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show mortality  
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related to the number of people who die with the disease in a certain amount of time   show
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show survival rate  
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the concept of considering the whole person rather than just the physical being   show
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show True  
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show True  
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The best treatment option is a   show
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show palliative treatment  
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"rights and wrongness" or "good and badness"   show
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show bioethics  
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