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What is the term used to describe the initiating cause of a disease?
What is the term used to describe the initiating cause of a disease?
- Pathogenesis
- Symptoms
- Eponymous disease
- Aetiology (correct)
According to Virchow, why are individuals sick?
According to Virchow, why are individuals sick?
- Due to symptoms
- Their cells are sick (correct)
- Because of lesions
- As a result of complications
Which term refers to the sequence of molecular, biochemical, and cellular events leading to the development of a disease?
Which term refers to the sequence of molecular, biochemical, and cellular events leading to the development of a disease?
- Syndrome
- Lesion
- Prognosis
- Pathogenesis (correct)
What does 'pathological manifestation' refer to?
What does 'pathological manifestation' refer to?
Which of the following is NOT one of the basic terminologies of pathology?
Which of the following is NOT one of the basic terminologies of pathology?
Which term describes a feature that can be recognized with the naked eye in pathology?
Which term describes a feature that can be recognized with the naked eye in pathology?
What term describes a disease or lesion named after a person or a place?
What term describes a disease or lesion named after a person or a place?
Which term refers to the anticipated course of a disease in terms of cure, remission, or fate of the patient?
Which term refers to the anticipated course of a disease in terms of cure, remission, or fate of the patient?
What do you call a characteristic change in tissues and cells produced by disease in an individual or experimental animal?
What do you call a characteristic change in tissues and cells produced by disease in an individual or experimental animal?
Which term represents an aggregate of signs and symptoms or combination of lesions without which the disease is not diagnosed?
Which term represents an aggregate of signs and symptoms or combination of lesions without which the disease is not diagnosed?
'Philadelphia chromosome - t(9:22) in CML' is an example of what term?
'Philadelphia chromosome - t(9:22) in CML' is an example of what term?
'Wegeners granulomatosis' is also known by which other name?
'Wegeners granulomatosis' is also known by which other name?
What is the main difference between primary and secondary diseases?
What is the main difference between primary and secondary diseases?
What distinguishes morbidity from mortality?
What distinguishes morbidity from mortality?
In the context of remission and relapse, what does remission refer to?
In the context of remission and relapse, what does remission refer to?
How can acute diseases be characterized compared to chronic diseases?
How can acute diseases be characterized compared to chronic diseases?
What sets benign neoplasms apart from malignant neoplasms?
What sets benign neoplasms apart from malignant neoplasms?
In the context of symptoms and signs, what typically characterizes symptoms?
In the context of symptoms and signs, what typically characterizes symptoms?
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