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pelvic inflammitory disease (PID)
- infection of the reproductive tract, particularly the fallopian tubes and ovaries
- sings/symptoms
- lower abd. pain, increases by walking,
- treatmentaggresive treat with approprate antimicrobials (cefoxitin/doxycycline)
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intrauterine device (IUD)
a contraceptive device, can cause PID
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leiomyoma (fibroids)
- bening tumor of the myometruim, cause is unkown
- symptomsheavy menstral flow, bleed btwn periods, pain, infertility
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ovarian cysts
small fluid filled sacs that develop in ovaries casues pain if it bleeds or breaks
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polycystic ovarian syndrome (Stein-Leventhal syndrome)
large ovaries covered with cyts, hormonal abnormalities include: elevated androgen, estrogen, LH and decreased FSH levels, dysfunction in the hypothalmic-pituitary control system
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hirsutism
excessive hairiness manifests in young women
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fibrocystic breast disease (b9 breast disease/physiologic nodularity)
broad range of breast lesions, presence of nodules/masses in the breast tissue that change during the menstrual cycle
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ovarian cancer
- only 25% is diagnost in early stages, poor prognosis "silent killer"
- early indications are feeling bloating, fullness, indigestion, frequent urination, backache, pain with intercourse
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sexually transmitted diseases
- recurrent infections are common
- careful testing/diag. to uncover 2nd infections are necessary
- are asymptomatic, particularly in women
- no cure in viral STD's
- more drug-resistant microorganisms increasing risks assosciated w/STD
- infection may be transmitted from mother to fetus
- partners of infected are difficult to notify/treat
- condoms not used correctly/edu progams not effective
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prognosis
probability for recovery
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signs
- objective indicators of disease that are obvious
- ex. fever, skin rash
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symptoms
- subjective feelings
- ex. pain, nausea
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dysplasia
- abnormality of development
- tissue inwhich the cells vary in size/shape, large nuclei freq present
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metaplasia
1 mature cell type is replaced by a different mature cell type
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necrosis
when a group of cells die
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metastatic neoplasm
malignant tumor
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etiology
causative factor in a particular disease
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prevention
ex. vaccinations, dietary, lifestyle modifications
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percipitationg factors
cond. that triggers an acute episode
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exacerbation
- acute episode of cronic disease
- increase of severity of disease
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local signs
- swelling
- erythema(redness)
- pain/tenderness
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systemic signs
- fever
- leukocytosis
- elevated ESR
- fatigue
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leukopenia
- decrease of WBC
- indicator of viral infection
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neutrophils
phagocystic cells
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macrophages
cells that process and present antigents
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humoral immunity
B lymphocytes / B cells are responsible through production of antibodies and immunoglobulins
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natrual active
pathogens enter body and cause illness, antibodies form in host
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artificial active
vaccine injected into person
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natural passive
antibodies passed from mother to fetus
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artificial passive
antibodies injected into person
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hypersensitivities type 2
ABO blood incompatibility
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hypersentivities type 3
- autoimmune disorders
- SLE
- glomerulonephritis
- RH
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hypersensitivities type 4
- contact dermatitis
- transplant rejection
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anaphalaxis
- sever systemic allergic reaction
- critical situation because of systemic vasodialation
- develops rapitly and bronchio constriction
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hemolysis
breaking down of blood cells if incorrect blood tranfussion occur
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autoimmune disease
- individuals develops antibodies to their own cells or celllular material
- body attacks its self
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HIV attacks what?
T helper cells
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non socomal
hospital acuirred disease
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incubation period
time btwn entry of organism into body and appearance of clinical signs of diease
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prodromal period
- icky feeling
- more evident in some infection than others
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acute period
infection disease develops fully
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AIDS vs HIV
HIV- virus only bodily fluids transfer
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attinuated
when bacteria has been weakened
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universal precautions
basic guidelines by which all blood, body fluids and wastes are considered infected
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3 signs of local inflammation
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broad spectrum antibiotics
it acts against both gram+ and gram- bacteria
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autoclaving
technique that will kill most everything
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leukocytosis
- increase WBC
- bacterial disease
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malignant neoplasm
sarcoma
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difference of bening and malignant neoplasm
bening has relatively normal cells
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grading new malignant tumor
based on differentiation of cells
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metastasis
malignant cells spreads
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gestation period
time btwn 1st day of last menstration cycle to birth
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effects during pregnancy
- vericose veins
- decrease resp
- increase urination freq
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placenta previa
painless, vaginal bright red blood
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cardiac arrest
sesation of all cardiac function
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classic maifesation of left congested heart failure
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tachicardia
elevated heart rate
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bradicardia
decrease heart rate
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most common predispoding factor for vericose veins
increase vericose pressure
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small intestine (ileum)
absorbs most nutritions
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tripsone
pancreatic fluid break down protien
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vascular structure for liver
- 70% oxygenated blood from portal vein
- only one to use oxy & unoxy to support function
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vagus
increase notify and secreasons
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cleft palate
failure for soft and hard palate to fuse
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hiatal hernia
caused by intra-abd pressure
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