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Chapter 1

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show Pathology  
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show Pathogenesis  
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show Etiology  
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show idiopathic  
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show Signs  
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show Symptoms  
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A group of signs and symptoms that characterize a specific abnormal disturbance   show
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show Acute  
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show Chronic  
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Prevalence of a given disease...number of cases found in a given population   show
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show Incidence of disease  
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show Mortality rate  
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show Morbidity rate  
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show Iatrogenic  
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show Nosocomial  
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show Community acquired  
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Present at birth and resulting from genetic or environmental factors   show
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show Degenerative  
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show Metabolic  
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show Inflammation  
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Produces a thick, yellow fluid   show
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A localized, usually encapsulated collection of pus   show
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show Exudate  
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To pass or ooze through pores interstices, as a fluid   show
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show Edema  
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show Ischemia  
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show Infarct  
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Rupture of a blood vessel   show
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show Hematoma  
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Reduction in the size or number of cells in an organ or tissue with a corresponding decrease in function   show
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An increase in the size of the cells of a tissue or organ in response to a demand for increased function...generalized increase in cell size   show
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show Hyperplasia  
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A loss in the uniformity of individual cells...abnormal changes of mature cells (precancerous)   show
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Lack of normal development resulting in a small size or developmental failure resulting in the absence of an organ or tissue   show
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show Agenesis  
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Abnormal proliferation of cells that are no longer controlled   show
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show Neoplasms  
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Without form   show
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show Benign Neoplasm  
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show Malignant Neoplasm  
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Differences are small, grow slowly, low probability for malignancy   show
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show Poorly or Undifferentiated Cells  
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show Seeding  
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Major metastatic route for carcinomas especially breast and lung   show
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Cancerous cells invade circulatory system and spread via blood vessels   show
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Assess aggressiveness or degree of malignancy   show
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show Staging  
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A tumor at its site of origin or the place where it started   show
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show Secondary  
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