Aysmptomatic - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

HOSA Pathophysiology Disease process and Terminology Question with complete solution 2023 homeostasis - correct answer stability of the body aysmptomatic - correct answer showing no symptons of disease pathogenesis - correct answer Development of disease acute - correct answer abrupt chronic - correct answer lasts longer than six months predisposing factors (risk factors) - correct answer makes a person/group more vulnerable to disease (ex: Age,Gender, Lifestyle...

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HOSA Pathophysiology Disease Process and Terminology Question and answers 100% correct 2023homeostasis - correct answer stability of the body aysmptomatic - correct answer showing no symptoms of disease pathogenesis - correct answer development of disease acute - correct answer abrupt onset of more or less severe symptoms that run a brief course (usually less than six months) then resolves or results in death chronic - correct answer lasts longer than six months pre...

homeostasis - correct answer-stability of the body aysmptomatic - correct answer-showing no symptons of disease pathogenesis - correct answer-Development of disease acute - correct answer-abrupt chronic - correct answer-lasts longer than six months predisposing factors (risk factors) - correct answer-makes a person/group more vulnerable to disease (ex: Age,Gender, Lifestyle, Environment, Hereditary) acute inflammation - correct answer-normal protective response to injury/diseas...

HOSA Pathophysiology Disease process and Terminology Already Passed homeostasis - stability of the body aysmptomatic - showing no symptoms of disease pathogenesis - development of disease acute - abrupt onset of more or less severe symptoms that run a brief course (usually less than six months) then resolves or results in death chronic - lasts longer than six months predisposing factors (risk factors) - makes a person or group more vulnerable to disease (age, gender, life...

HOSA Pathophysiology Disease process and Terminology Already Passed homeostasis stability of the body aysmptomatic showing no symptons of disease pathogenesis Development of disease acute abrupt chronic lasts longer than six months predisposing factors (risk factors) makes a person/group more vulnerable to disease (ex: Age,Gender, Lifestyle, Environment, Hereditary) acute inflammation normal protective response to injury/disease, accompanied with redness, heat, swelling, pain, and loss of ...

HOSA Pathophysiology Disease process and Terminology Question with complete solution 2023homeostasis stability of the body aysmptomatic showing no symptons of disease pathogenesis Development of disease acute abrupt chronic lasts longer than six months predisposing factors (risk factors) makes a person/group more vulnerable to disease (ex: Age,Gender, Lifestyle, Environment, Hereditary) acute inflammation normal protective response to injury/disea...

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HOSA Pathophysiology Disease Process and Terminology Question and answers 100% solved 2023homeostasis stability of the body aysmptomatic showing no symptoms of disease pathogenesis development of disease acute abrupt onset of more or less severe symptoms that run a brief course (usually less than six months) then resolves or results in death chronic lasts longer than six months predisposing factors (risk factors) makes a person or group more vulnerable to...