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Who is considered the father of pathology?
Who is considered the father of pathology?
- ASCHOFF
- Virchow (correct)
- ROKITANSKY
- Molecular techniques
During which era did the application of microscopy revolutionize medicine?
During which era did the application of microscopy revolutionize medicine?
- Era of cellular pathology (correct)
- Era of Morbid Anatomy
- Era of molecular techniques
- Era of Medical Antiquity
In which era did autopsies start being performed scientifically?
In which era did autopsies start being performed scientifically?
- Era of Medical Antiquity
- Era of cellular pathology
- Era of Morbid Anatomy (correct)
- Era of molecular techniques
What does the incidence and prevalence of disease help to characterize?
What does the incidence and prevalence of disease help to characterize?
What is the term used to describe the power of inflicting disease by an etiology, particularly infective agents?
What is the term used to describe the power of inflicting disease by an etiology, particularly infective agents?
Which classification of etiology is related to inherited chromosomal abnormality or mutations?
Which classification of etiology is related to inherited chromosomal abnormality or mutations?
What is the term used to describe the liability of a person to acquire a particular disease?
What is the term used to describe the liability of a person to acquire a particular disease?
What does idiopathic etiology refer to?
What does idiopathic etiology refer to?
What are the general features of etiology?
What are the general features of etiology?
Which factor is not usually the cause of dietary deficiency?
Which factor is not usually the cause of dietary deficiency?
What does the incidence and prevalence of disease help to describe?
What does the incidence and prevalence of disease help to describe?
Which term refers to the power of inflicting disease by an etiology, particularly infective agents?
Which term refers to the power of inflicting disease by an etiology, particularly infective agents?
In the context of etiology, what does idiopathic refer to?
In the context of etiology, what does idiopathic refer to?
What is susceptibility in the context of etiology?
What is susceptibility in the context of etiology?
What is the classification of etiology that causes diseases after birth?
What is the classification of etiology that causes diseases after birth?
What are associated factors in the context of etiology?
What are associated factors in the context of etiology?
What does etiology refer to in the context of diseases?
What does etiology refer to in the context of diseases?
What is the term for the power of inflicting disease by an etiology, particularly infective agents?
What is the term for the power of inflicting disease by an etiology, particularly infective agents?
In the context of etiology, what does idiopathic refer to?
In the context of etiology, what does idiopathic refer to?
Which classification of etiology is related to inherited chromosomal abnormality or mutations?
Which classification of etiology is related to inherited chromosomal abnormality or mutations?
What does the incidence and prevalence of disease help to characterize?
What does the incidence and prevalence of disease help to characterize?
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Father of Pathology
Father of Pathology
Rudolf Virchow
Era of Cellular Pathology
Era of Cellular Pathology
Microscopy revolutionized medicine
Era of Morbid Anatomy
Era of Morbid Anatomy
Scientific autopsies began
Incidence/Prevalence of Disease
Incidence/Prevalence of Disease
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Pathogenicity
Pathogenicity
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Genetic Etiology
Genetic Etiology
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Susceptibility
Susceptibility
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Idiopathic Etiology
Idiopathic Etiology
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Etiology (general)
Etiology (general)
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Dietary Deficiency Cause (not)
Dietary Deficiency Cause (not)
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Magnitude of Diseases
Magnitude of Diseases
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Acquired Etiology
Acquired Etiology
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Associated Factors (Etiology)
Associated Factors (Etiology)
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Etiology
Etiology
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Pathogenicity (again)
Pathogenicity (again)
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Idiopathic (again)
Idiopathic (again)
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Genetic Etiology (repeated)
Genetic Etiology (repeated)
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Incidence/Prevalence Description
Incidence/Prevalence Description
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