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1)Acute illness is the medical problem with rapid onset and short acting physical symptoms.
Chronic illness that persists for a longer time such as diabetes, epilepsy, obesity and hypertension.
2)Etiology means cause is from outside the body like pollution,radiation,animal bite,chemical burn.
Idiopathic means cause is unknown.
3)Morbidity is the condition of being ill, disease or unhealthy.
Mortal means susceptible to death.
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relationship of these terms to the study of mechanisms of
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type. thank you
car o Society euidelind CASE STUDIES Read the case shadies and answer the questions that follow. 1. Dr. Sahani has ordered a screening fecal occult blood test for a patient to perform at home. Explain the test to the patient and why it is necessary. What collection instructions should Joan, the medical assistant, provide the patient? 2. While you are answering the telephone, a patient calls complaining of right lower quadrant pain. She is concerned about...
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