What is Pathophysiology?, Study of how the body works to regain homeostatis., Infections or diseases that overtake the body, Study of chemistry behind body processes., The study of the underlying changes in the body on a cellular level due to disease or injury, The body's response to injury and disease processes can cause signs of erythema, swelling, pain, heat, and loss of function is called?, Inflammation, Infection, Immune response, Healing process, Etiology is?, Defines the changes happening in someones body due to disease., How the disease effects the body on a cellular level., the cause, set of causes, or manner of causation of a disease or condition, In simple terms, we can say that it is the study of the symptoms., Someone experiencing an Asthama attack is showing signs of? (pick 2), Acute Condition, Chronic condition, Remissions, Communicable disease, Sudden onset of symptoms are?, Chronic, Acute, A patient who has cancer is seeing that their tumour is significantly reduced in size, this is a sign of?, Manifestations, Exasperations, Acute illness, Remission, Invasion and multiplication of bacteria or viruses in the body is called what?, Disease, Immune response, Infection, Inflammation, a patient is telling you they have pain in their left wrist and it swells on and off but worse in the morning. This is an example of the patient expressing? ?, Manifestations of RA, Symptoms of Gout, Prostherpetic Neuralgia, General Malaise, A patient who is diagnosed with lyme disease is an example of?, Acute Disease, Communicable Disease, Inflamation Process, Serious infection, Improving the quality and stregthening of tissues is considered what stage of inflammation ?, Chronic, Sub-acute, Acute, Remission, COPD is considered?, Curable disease, Chronic disease, Acute disease, Communicable disease, Dr. Symington has entered the room and informed the patient that taking the oral antibiotics for 7 days should clear up their pnemonia. The doctor is telling the patient that their --------- is good., Healing, Prognosis, Diagnosis, Infection, Sheila has RA she just carried her groceries in from the car and her wrists feel like they are on fire. This is an example of?, Exacerbations, Manifestations, Chronic, Sub-acute stage

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