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Froggy Jumps introduction of pathophysiologyOnline version This game is designed to help develop and improve your knowledge of pathophysiology by mani murugan 1 What does pathophysiology primarily study? a Functional changes associated with disease b Normal biological function c Disease patterns in populations 2 Which term refers to the cause of a disease? a Etiology b Pathogenesis c Prognosis 3 The term idiopathic means: a Of unknown cause b Caused by a pathogen c Originating from outside the bod 4 What does the term pathogenesis refer to? a The process of disease development b The predicted outcome of a disease c The rate of disease occurrence 5 A sign is different from a symptom in that a sign: a Can be measured or observed objective b Is subjective and reported by the patient c Is always more severe 6 What is an example of a symptom? a Patient reporting dizzines b Elevated blood pressure c Rash on the arm 7 When a disease is described as iatrogenic, it means: a It is caused by a physician or medical treatment b It is genetic in nature c It has no known cause 8 Which of the following best defines complication in pathophysiology? a A new problem that arises due to a disease b A condition with no symptoms c An infection that spreads rapidly 9 What does the term acute disease typically imply? a A condition that is severe but lasts a short time b A permanent and progressive condition c A disease with no clinical symptoms 10 Which statement best describes a chronic disease? a Lasts for a long time and may progress slowly b Rapid onset, short duration c Caused by bacterial infection only

Froggy Jumps

introduction of pathophysiologyOnline version

This game is designed to help develop and improve your knowledge of pathophysiology

by mani murugan

What does pathophysiology primarily study?

Functional changes associated with disease

Normal biological function

Disease patterns in populations

Which term refers to the cause of a disease?

Etiology

Pathogenesis

Prognosis

The term idiopathic means:

Of unknown cause

Caused by a pathogen

Originating from outside the bod

What does the term pathogenesis refer to?

The process of disease development

The predicted outcome of a disease

The rate of disease occurrence

A sign is different from a symptom in that a sign:

Can be measured or observed objective

Is subjective and reported by the patient

Is always more severe

What is an example of a symptom?

Patient reporting dizzines

Elevated blood pressure

Rash on the arm

When a disease is described as iatrogenic, it means:

It is caused by a physician or medical treatment

It is genetic in nature

It has no known cause

Which of the following best defines complication in pathophysiology?

A new problem that arises due to a disease

A condition with no symptoms

An infection that spreads rapidly

What does the term acute disease typically imply?

A condition that is severe but lasts a short time

A permanent and progressive condition

A disease with no clinical symptoms

Which statement best describes a chronic disease?

Lasts for a long time and may progress slowly

Rapid onset, short duration

Caused by bacterial infection only

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introduction of pathophysiology

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by mani murugan

What does pathophysiology primarily study?

Which term refers to the cause of a disease?

The term idiopathic means:

What does the term pathogenesis refer to?

A sign is different from a symptom in that a sign:

What is an example of a symptom?

When a disease is described as iatrogenic, it means:

Which of the following best defines complication in pathophysiology?

What does the term acute disease typically imply?

Which statement best describes a chronic disease?

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