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Physiology

Pathophysiology

Disease

Etiology

Pathogenesis

Morphology

Clinical manifestations

Diagnosis

Clinical course

Etiologic Factors of Disease

Epidemiology

Factors Derived Using Epidemiologic Methods

Diagnosis

Reliability

Validity

Sensitivity

Specificity

Studies to Determine Risk Factors

Disease case

Incidence

Prevalence

Morbidity

Mortality

Three Levels of Disease Prevention

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Physiology
Pathology
Pathophysiology

Which of the following best describes the term etiology?
The study of disease progression
The study of disease causes
The study of disease in populations
The study of disease resolution

Is the following statement true or false?
Epidemiologists use a number of different factors to describe the stages of a disease.

Embryonic (week 2 gestation-week9) & Fetal (week 9-birth) growth & development can be impacted by many factors like:

Early Assessment is ____?

Infancy:

Health problems arise from:

Developmental:Infants

Why do we suggest prompt & Early health assessment, communication & education with parents/caregivers?

Children: #1 Health issue is:

Due to immature immune systems what is the #1 infection

Adolescent:

Causes of Death in Adolescents

Older Adults

Older Adult Specific Affects of Aging

Types of Cell Communication

Cell Receptors

Cellular Energy

The Cell Cycle

Mechanisms for Movement across Cell Membranes

Mechanisms for Movement across Cell Membranes II

Passive diffusion

Facilitated diffusion

Osmosis

Membrane Potentials

Cells begin with a negative charge, this is called:

Stimulus causes:

depolarization

repolarization:

Types of Tissues

Extracellular Tissue Components