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What is the most accurate definition of PATHOLOGY?
What is the most accurate definition of PATHOLOGY?
- Part of pathological anatomy
- The section of biology studying the essence of human diseases
- The science of the structural basis of diseases (correct)
- Part of pathological physiology
Which of the following best defines PATHOGENESIS?
Which of the following best defines PATHOGENESIS?
- Natural sequence of occurrence, development, and outcome of diseases (correct)
- The ability to cause a pathological process or disease
- Development of an already existing pathological process
- Pattern of development of the process of human dying
Which concept makes sense at the 'organ' level?
Which concept makes sense at the 'organ' level?
- Heart attack (correct)
- Dystrophy
- Disease
- Necrosis
What does MORPHOGENESIS refer to?
What does MORPHOGENESIS refer to?
What are cadaveric spots?
What are cadaveric spots?
What are cadaveric hypostases?
What are cadaveric hypostases?
In a corpse that had been lying in a warm room for 24 hours, what are these changes called?
In a corpse that had been lying in a warm room for 24 hours, what are these changes called?
What is corpse imbibition?
What is corpse imbibition?
In a warm room for 24 hours, what are the reasons for the formation of gas bubbles in the corpse?
In a warm room for 24 hours, what are the reasons for the formation of gas bubbles in the corpse?
What is bleeding from the uterus called?
What is bleeding from the uterus called?
What is the accumulation of blood in the pericardial cavity called?
What is the accumulation of blood in the pericardial cavity called?
What is the accumulation of blood in the pleural cavity called?
What is the accumulation of blood in the pleural cavity called?
What is the name for the accumulation of blood in the abdominal cavity?
What is the name for the accumulation of blood in the abdominal cavity?
What is the name of the pathological process in which coagulated blood accumulates in tissues, compromising their integrity?
What is the name of the pathological process in which coagulated blood accumulates in tissues, compromising their integrity?
