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What does the term 'pathogenesis' refer to?
What does the term 'pathogenesis' refer to?
- The prediction of the probable outcome of a disease
- The specific name given to a disease or disorder
- The microscopic appearance of cells and tissues
- The sequence of events by which a disease develops (correct)
Which of the following is NOT a component considered in making a diagnosis?
Which of the following is NOT a component considered in making a diagnosis?
- Chemistry and hematology pictures
- Treatment options (correct)
- Signs
- Symptoms
What is 'prognosis' in the context of diseases?
What is 'prognosis' in the context of diseases?
- The attachment of a specific name to a disease
- The prediction of the probable outcome of a disease (correct)
- The art of identifying diseases based on signs and symptoms
- The microscopic examination of tissues
Which of the following is NOT an outcome under 'prognosis'?
Which of the following is NOT an outcome under 'prognosis'?
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What aspect is involved in 'morphology'?
What aspect is involved in 'morphology'?
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'Diagnosis' in medicine refers to:
'Diagnosis' in medicine refers to:
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'Gross appearance of cells and tissues' is associated with which pathology aspect?
'Gross appearance of cells and tissues' is associated with which pathology aspect?
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'Functional shortage' as an outcome of a disease is related to:
'Functional shortage' as an outcome of a disease is related to:
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'Histopathology' deals primarily with:
'Histopathology' deals primarily with:
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'Physiology changes' are relevant when considering:
'Physiology changes' are relevant when considering:
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