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PATHOPHYSIOLOGY The study of the changes of normal mechanical, physiological, and biochemical functions, either caused by a disease, or resulting from an abnormal syndrome. Non – modifiable factors:
Modifiable factors:
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Age
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Nutrition
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Heredity
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Stress
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Environment
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Bowel Habits
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Previous colon disease
Excess fat converts normal flora of the intestines overtime
Stress stimulates parasympathetic function: Secretion of enzyme proteinase
Fecal matter retention due to infrequent defacation
Irritating intestinal lining
Polymorphic leukocytes causes abcessing
Inflammation
Excess fat converts normal flora of the intestines overtime
Widens inflammation and necrosis
Repeating process overtime causes dysplasia then genetic mutation of cellular DNA (CANCER)
Ulcerating lesion
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Growth of tumor in the colon
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Constipation
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Pain
Repeating process overtime causes dysplasia then genetic mutation of cellular DNA
Cancer cells lodge onto lesions, invade then hide on blood components to avoid immune detection
Cancer cells destroys surrounding tissues; gains access to lymphatic vessels
Metastasis to liver
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Elevated ALT and AST
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Yellow skin
Repeating process overtime causes dysplasia then genetic mutation of cellular DNA
Immune system fails to recognize foreign bodies
Infectious agent enters the nasopharynx, to the trachea, down to the bronchi and lungs
