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Pathophysiology study of disease and injury Disease disruption of homeostasis (physical, mental, social) What is homeostasis in relation to the body? body + organs function best when at normal range What is an example of homeostasis in the body? maintaining the body's blood ph What is the norma...

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Pathophysiology ✅study of disease and injury

Disease ✅disruption of homeostasis (physical, mental, social)

What is homeostasis in relation to the body? ✅body + organs function best when at
normal range

What is an example of homeostasis in the body? ✅maintaining the body's blood ph

What is the normal ph range for our blood? ✅7.35-7.45

What is the term for a high ph? ✅alkalosis

What is the term for a low ph? ✅acidosis

What happens when the body's temperature falls? ✅blood vessels constrict, no
secreted fluid, shivering means that more heat is retained

What happens when the body's temperature rises? ✅blood vessels dilate, fluid is
secreted, fluid evaporates + heat is lost from the body

What are intrinsic factors in cause of disease? ✅internal conditions
Ex: over or under production of insulin

What are extrinsic factors in cause of disease? ✅external conditions
Ex: virus, fungi

What is special about bacteria in terms of cause of disease? ✅- can be intrinsic or
extrinsic
- intrinsic because we need bacteria in our gi tract
- extrinsic because food can have bacteria that can affect our gut

What are examples of intrinsic factors for disease? ✅- genes (mutations)
- immunity (immunocompromised)
- age (older= more susceptible to disease)
- gender

What are examples of extrinsic factors for disease? ✅- bacteria
- viruses

,- injury
- behaviors
- stressors

What are the stages of disease? ✅- exposure/ incubation
- onset
- remission
- convalescence

What is the exposure/ incubation stage? ✅- time of exposure to disease -> onset of
disease symptoms
- infected but might not have symptoms

What is the different types of onset stage of disease? ✅- sudden: ex is heart attack
- insidious: slow ex is gi bleed
- latent: time of infection to time of becoming infected
- prodromal: chills before getting sick
- manifestations: individual could or has been diagnosed with the disease

What is the remission stage of disease? ✅- disease is no longer active
- signs/ symptoms are reduced

What is the convalescence stage of disease? ✅recovering from disease

What are the 5 processes of disease? ✅1. Identification
2. Occurrence
3. Diagnosis
4. Etiology
5. Prognosis

What is the identification process of disease? ✅- signs: objective data (ex: lung
sounds)
- symptoms: subjective data (what pt. Tells you)

What is the occurrence process of disease? ✅- how often
- when

What is the diagnosis process of disease? ✅identification: put name to the disease

What is the etiology process of disease? ✅cause: what led to the disease

What is the prognosis process of disease? ✅- likelihood of recovery
- disease course or outcome

What are the three types of diseases? ✅1. Idiopathic

, 2. Iatrogenic
3. Exacerbation

What is the idiopathic disease type? ✅- unknown cause
- might have ideas or theories
- unable to identify how patient got disease

What is the iatrogenic disease type? ✅- caused by some treatment
- medical cause
- ex: colonoscopy

What is the exacerbation disease type? ✅- worsening of the disease
- acute decline in a person's chronic disease
- ex: exacerbation of asthma

Pharmacology ✅study of biological effect of drugs (chemicals) that are introduced into
body to cause some sort of change

Pharmacokinetics ✅what happens to the drugs in the body (4 components)

Pharmacodynamics ✅moa and or effects that the drug has on the body

Therapeutic effects ✅intended effect of the drug, what we want to happen

Side effects ✅unintended effects, unavoidable
- previously known before taking the drug
- ex: upset stomach, dry mouth, drowsiness (more common ones)

Toxicities ✅harmful effects
May be systemic or local

Adverse effects ✅- unexpected or dangerous reactions
- can range from mild to severe
- ex: rash, jaundice, anemia, kidney damage, etc.

Allergic reaction ✅unexpected, may be dangerous, involves immune system response
- ex: rash, hives, difficulty breathing

Pharmacogenomics ✅- how individuals genetic makeup can affect drug response
- tailor drugs to a persons genetic makeup
- better drugs with less adverse effects (pain control, cancer meds, psychiatric meds)

Prototype drugs ✅- one drug, typically the first, represents group or class of meds

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