pathology c1

the maintenance of a steady state within the body

a state of functional disequilibrium that may be resolved with recovery or death

study of the normal structure of the body

study of the normal function of the body

study of the characteristics, causes, and effects of disease

study of the physiological processes leading up to disease

the objective evidence of disease observed on physical examination, such as fever or pulse

an indication of disease perceived by the patient such as pain dizziness and itching

combination of symptoms

the determinatino of the nature of a disease based on many factros including signs symptoms adn often lab results

the predicted cause and outcome of a disease

a disease that has a sudden onset and a short duration

a disease that may benign insidiously and be long lived

a disease ending in death

the period of a chronic disease when signs and symptoms subside

the period of a chronic disease when signs and symptoms recur in their severity

occurs when disease returns weeks or months after its apparent cessation

conditions that develop in a patient already suffereing from a disease

the number who become sick or disabled from a disease per 100000 within a population

the number of people who die from a disease per 100000 who have a disease within a population

the number of existing cases of a disease

the number of new cases of a disease in a population

the study of the occurence transmission distribution and control of disease

the cause of a disease

the source or cause of an illness or abnormal condition and its development

describes a disease for which the cause is not known

an abnormal tissue structure or function may be the result of a wound injury or pathologic condition

redispose an individual to the development of a disease not equivilent to cause

the reason for the disease

designed to relieve and manage the symptoms of the disease without addressing the cause ex medicine or surgery