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What defines etiology in the context of disease?
What defines etiology in the context of disease?
- Nutritional imbalances and pathogenesis
- Genetic abnormalities, trauma, infections, toxins, and immunological abnormalities (correct)
- Structural and biochemical changes
- Molecular, functional, and morphological abnormalities
What kickstarts the pathogenesis of a disease?
What kickstarts the pathogenesis of a disease?
- Nutritional imbalances
- Genetic abnormalities
- Molecular abnormalities in cells and tissues
- Etiology (infection, trauma, toxins, genetic abnormalities, immunological abnormalities, diet) (correct)
What changes occur as a result of an etiological factor in the context of disease?
What changes occur as a result of an etiological factor in the context of disease?
- Immunological abnormalities and infections
- Structural changes and biochemical changes (correct)
- Molecular abnormalities and genetic abnormalities
- Nutritional imbalances and trauma
What occurs as a result of etiological factors in cells and tissues?
What occurs as a result of etiological factors in cells and tissues?
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When do clinical manifestations, signs, and symptoms appear in the context of disease progression?
When do clinical manifestations, signs, and symptoms appear in the context of disease progression?
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What is the result of cellular swelling in reversible cell injury?
What is the result of cellular swelling in reversible cell injury?
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What is the outcome of fatty change in reversible cell injury?
What is the outcome of fatty change in reversible cell injury?
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What is a characteristic of myelin figures in reversible cell changes?
What is a characteristic of myelin figures in reversible cell changes?
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What is the observable effect of detached ribosomes in reversible cell injury?
What is the observable effect of detached ribosomes in reversible cell injury?
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What is the consequence of nuclear chromatin clumping in reversible cell changes?
What is the consequence of nuclear chromatin clumping in reversible cell changes?
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