HOSA Pathophysiology Disease Process and Terminology Question and answers 100% solved 2023

HOSA Pathophysiology Disease Process and Terminology Question and answers 100% solved 2023homeostasis stability of the body aysmptomatic showing no symptoms of disease pathogenesis development of disease acute abrupt onset of more or less severe symptoms that run a brief course (usually less than six months) then resolves or results in death chronic lasts longer than six months predisposing factors (risk factors) makes a person or group more vulnerable to disease (age, gender, lifestyle, environment, heredity) acute inflammation normal protective response to injury/disease, accompanied with redness, heat, swelling, pain, and loss of function widespread inflammation marked by fever, malaise, and loss of appetite necrosis death of tissue E. coli colon, manure; causes enteritis infection Staph aureus skin, hair, anterior nares,causes wound infection, pneumonia, food poisoning, cellultis Strep group A oropharynx, skin, perineal area; causes strep throat, rhuematic fever,scarlet fever, impetigo strep group b genitalia causes; urinary tract infection, wound infection, endometritis mycobacterium lungs, cause tuberculosis Neisseria gonorrhoae genitourinary tract, rectum,mouth, eye; causes gonorrhea, pelvic inflammation, infectious arthritis, conjunctivitis Ricketsia rickettsii wood tick, rocky mtn. spotted fever Staph epidermidis skin; wound infection, bacteremia Hepatitis A virus infectious hepatits Hepatitis B serum hepatits Hepatitis C liver disease Herpes simplex cold sores; meingitis HIV Aids hantavirus URI infection LRI infection, ARDS West Nile virus virus that causes fever and illness -- can cause encephalitis or meningitis or death --bites of mosquitos Aspergillus aspergillosis; found in soil and dust