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GPHC Lec - Causes of Disease
GPHC Lec - Causes of Disease
GPHC Lec - Causes of Disease
I. Hereditary
A. Developmental Defects
● Anencephaly (failure of neural tube closure)
- It leaves the skull open Mode of Transmission:
- The brain is exposed ❖ Vertically Transmitted
A. Via placenta
B. Via blood, body fluids, or breast milk
● Mechanical trauma
● Electricity
● Radiation
III. Infection (Microbial Agents) ● Can protect but can also cause cell injury
● Hypersensitivity reaction:
● Bacteria (e.g., Escherichia coli)
A. Anaphylactic reactions – allergic reactions,
● Rikettsiae severe and life threatening
B. Autoimmune diseases – self-attacking, attacks
● Viruses (e.g., Hepatitis A, dengue) its own immune system
⮚ Strain
⮚ Anxiety
⮚ Overwork
⮚ Frustration
● Erythroblastosis fetalis
IX. Types of Disease
⮚ First pregnancy: Rh-negative mother having a
baby with Rh-positive father, the first Rh-positive
fetus will develop. The baby has no problem ● Infectious – Can be transmitted from one person to
⮚ Second baby: the second baby will be having another
problem because if the baby is Rh-positive ● Non-infectious – non communicable, non
inherited by the father, the mother will developed transmissible
antibody against Rh-positive. Thus, the antibody
● Psychosomatic - “psychological”
will be attacking the second baby which contain
Rh-positive. ● Hemodynamic - “blood flow”
● Necrotizing vasculitis – describe as vessel wall
necrosis due to neutrophil infiltration ● Thromboembolic - “clot (thrombus)”
●
Idi
● Rheumatoid arthritis – consider as autoimmune disease
● Graft rejection – the body will reject the transplanted tissue or organ
● “ P h y s i c i a n a r e b o u
X-LINKED RECESSIVE
1. Bruton-type hypogammaglobulinemia
2. Hemophilia A
3. Duchenne dystrophy
4. Fragile X syndrome
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❖ Hyperglycemia should normalized within 2 hrs
❖ Glucagon – increase glucose
● Type 2 Diabetes 3 Main Defects
1. Decreased insulin production
2. The liver produces excess glucose output
3. The muscle is not absorbing glucose
● Hyperglycemia - increased glucose of the blood
C. Morphologic Changes
● Concerned with form and structure of organism
D. Clinical Significance