what exactly does it mean if someone wants to know the pathophysiology of a disease?
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Changes in the body caused by a disease or illness
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what do you want to know?
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it talks about patients with selected medical problems. \n\npatients that have oral manifestations of systemic diseases , oral soft tissue, etc...
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I have no idea what you are trying to say here. \n\nDo you mean that you're curious about what they do and want to ask?
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General pathology is concerned with the mechanisms underlying disease processes, as manifested by morphologic (gross, cellular, and ultrastructural), physiologic, and biochemical changes. The main topics covered are cellular degeneration, inflammation, tissue repair, circulatory disturbance, chemical and physical injury, and development.
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id ont know what you mean.But if you want the desription then illness is the imbalance in the social, physical and mental bieng of the body.
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If you are in the medical field cant you ask if you can veiw one being carried out as part of your research?
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Check out http://www.pubmed.gov for articles that will explain more fully than anyone can on here.
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When trying to figure out what is going on in a medical case, the doctor may sometimes have trouble documenting the whole story.  So, he or she will instead have to document that they are having trouble getting the whole story.  So, they will sometimes write that the patient is a "poor historian" meaning they don't keep track of what is going on with their health, or a "difficult historian" meaning that getting the full story is difficult.  You will help your daughter if you patiently give the whole story, even when you are asked again and again.  Good luck.
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It seems to refer to presenting a problem in multiple formats -- verbal, pictorial, physical -- as either a way of facilitating cognitive assimilation or deciding which is easiest to assimilate.  In other words, since people learn best in different ways it's often useful to teach a particular topic using different representations -- not just a lecture, but perhaps a lecture with slides, or a lecture with slides and a practicum.\n\nThe physiology is part of the field of cognition, which studies how the human brain assimilates information. \n\nAnyway, if you do a yahoo search on "multiple representation" cognition (use the quotes around multiple representation) you'll find a lot more information on this topic.  Good luck  :)
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I hear a lot of good things about pathology.\n\nIf you're a premed, or about to become one, check the link:
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That's like asking "What's a better disease, Leukemia or Hodgkin's Lymphoma?"
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Why? Why do you want to know THIS?
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Enquiring minds want to know.
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This would be something to ask your doctor, since he knows your health history and what would be best in your particular case.
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I think it depends on who they are. A physician might seek out questions about health and nutrition, however I think most people just refresh the home page until they find a question that appeals to them.
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It would be best if you called up your doctor to ask that kind of question, since he knows your health history and what's good and bad for you specifically.