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bacteria causing toxin that is part of the cell wall
an organism living in or on you in a way that the ORGANISM AND HOST BOTH BENEFIT, (ex - good bacteria in body)
NUCLEATED microbes
the colonization (invasion) of the body by hostile organisms; can be local or systemic
anything thing that persistently disrupts homeostasis
identification of a disease, must be done by an MD; medical definition
whatever is done to cure or manage disease & to rehabilitate
during recovery, there are many things that can not be cured but can be
treated
RNA gets truned into DNA in host cellDNA is then "read" to produce more viruses
the CAUSE of a disease
disease affects large number of people in a PARTICULAR area
NON-nucleated microbes all bacterial are also know as prokarynotes
due to the presence of PATHOGENIC (disease causing) organisms ~ often microscopic)
smoking, lack of exercise, poor nutritioninadequate sleep, prolonged occupational/psychological stress, drug/alcohol abuse
smaller than bacteria, consist of outer envelope/capsule and a core of genetic material (DNA or RNA)
symbiotic/mutualistic relationship commensal relationship, parasitic relationship
some element of a disease which PRECLUDES OR PREVENTS certain kinds of
treatment May be local (no massage on affected area) or general (as in
high fever, no massage at all is given)
cluster of signs and symptoms that tend to occur together; do not yet know the cause
an epidemic that is very widespread or even WORLDWIDE in distribution
injury occurring during development of the fetus (or at birth)
NON-MEASURABLE; SUBJECTIVE experience that can only be felt by patient
manifestations of the disease
UNknown etiology cause of disease
an organism living in or on you in a way that the, ORGANISM NEITHER HURTS NOR HELPS THE HOST (ex. eyelash mites)
how vulnerable the host is to infection
frequency of occurrence, where a disease occurs geographically and/or
who is likely to be affected by it ex. chicken pox in children
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