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PATHOLOGY CHAPTER 1 QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS WITH 100% SOLVED
SOLUTIONS | NEWEST 2025
Pathology - CORRECT ANSWER-The study of disease that can cause
abnormalities in the structure or function
of various organ systems.
Disease - CORRECT ANSWER-The pattern of the body's response
to some form of injury that causes a deviation from or variation of
normal conditions
Pathogenesis - CORRECT ANSWER-The manner of the development
of a disease
,Acute Disease - CORRECT ANSWER-Generally develops suddenly
and lasts a short time and are often caused by a virus or infection,
traumatic injury, or misuse of medication or drugs.
Chronic Diseases - CORRECT ANSWER-Develop slowly and may
worsen over an extended period of time. Often caused by unhealthy
behaviors that increase the risk of disease like poor nutrition,
inadequate physical activity, overuse of alcohol or smoking. Social,
emotional and environmental and genetic factors also play a role as
people age.
Manifestations - CORRECT ANSWER-A set of characteristics known
as signs or symptoms resulting from the disease process
Signs - CORRECT ANSWER-Measurable or objective manifestations
that can be identified or observed by another person. An example
would be vital signs.
Symptoms - CORRECT ANSWER-Subjective manifestations such as
pain or loss of smell or taste.
Asymptomatic - CORRECT ANSWER-Having no signs or symptoms
while having a disease
, Diagnosis - CORRECT ANSWER-The identification of the nature of
an illness or the precise disease process affecting the patient
Prognosis - CORRECT ANSWER-Expected outcome based on the
diagnosis and the etiology
Etiology - CORRECT ANSWER-The underlying cause of the disease
Idiopathic - CORRECT ANSWER-When the etiology of a disease is
unknown
Syndrome - CORRECT ANSWER-A condition characterized by group
of signs, symptoms and disease processes
Mortality - CORRECT ANSWER-The number of deaths caused by an
illness or event over a specific period of time
Morbidity - CORRECT ANSWER-Any condition that isn't healthy,
whether it be a physical or mental Illness
Incidence - CORRECT ANSWER-The number of individuals who
develop a specific disease or experience a specific health-related
event during a particular time period
PATHOLOGY CHAPTER 1 QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS WITH 100% SOLVED
SOLUTIONS | NEWEST 2025
Pathology - CORRECT ANSWER-The study of disease that can cause
abnormalities in the structure or function
of various organ systems.
Disease - CORRECT ANSWER-The pattern of the body's response
to some form of injury that causes a deviation from or variation of
normal conditions
Pathogenesis - CORRECT ANSWER-The manner of the development
of a disease
,Acute Disease - CORRECT ANSWER-Generally develops suddenly
and lasts a short time and are often caused by a virus or infection,
traumatic injury, or misuse of medication or drugs.
Chronic Diseases - CORRECT ANSWER-Develop slowly and may
worsen over an extended period of time. Often caused by unhealthy
behaviors that increase the risk of disease like poor nutrition,
inadequate physical activity, overuse of alcohol or smoking. Social,
emotional and environmental and genetic factors also play a role as
people age.
Manifestations - CORRECT ANSWER-A set of characteristics known
as signs or symptoms resulting from the disease process
Signs - CORRECT ANSWER-Measurable or objective manifestations
that can be identified or observed by another person. An example
would be vital signs.
Symptoms - CORRECT ANSWER-Subjective manifestations such as
pain or loss of smell or taste.
Asymptomatic - CORRECT ANSWER-Having no signs or symptoms
while having a disease
, Diagnosis - CORRECT ANSWER-The identification of the nature of
an illness or the precise disease process affecting the patient
Prognosis - CORRECT ANSWER-Expected outcome based on the
diagnosis and the etiology
Etiology - CORRECT ANSWER-The underlying cause of the disease
Idiopathic - CORRECT ANSWER-When the etiology of a disease is
unknown
Syndrome - CORRECT ANSWER-A condition characterized by group
of signs, symptoms and disease processes
Mortality - CORRECT ANSWER-The number of deaths caused by an
illness or event over a specific period of time
Morbidity - CORRECT ANSWER-Any condition that isn't healthy,
whether it be a physical or mental Illness
Incidence - CORRECT ANSWER-The number of individuals who
develop a specific disease or experience a specific health-related
event during a particular time period
