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Meaning of pathologic process
The primary meaning of "pathologic process" refers to a series of changes or developments that occur as a result of a disease or disorder.
Etymology of pathologic process
The word "pathologic" comes from the Greek words "pathos" meaning "suffering" or "disease" and "logos" meaning "study" or "science".
The term "process" comes from the Latin word "processus" meaning "a going forward" or "an advance".
The term "pathologic process" has been used in medical and scientific contexts since the 19th century to describe the development and progression of diseases and disorders.
Synonyms
disease process
pathological process
morbid process
abnormal process
sickness process
illness process
disorder process
medical process
health process
pathological condition
morbid condition
abnormal condition
sickness condition
illness condition
disorder condition
medical condition
health condition
diseased state
pathological state
morbid state
abnormal state
sickness state
illness state
disorder state
medical state
health state
Definitions
- A pathological process is a series of changes or developments that occur as a result of a disease or disorder, especially one that can be described or explained in terms of its causes, symptoms, and effects.
- * It can also refer to a process or series of events that lead to the development of a disease or disorder, such as an infection or an inflammatory response.
Usage Examples
- The doctor studied the pathologic process of the disease to understand its causes and symptoms.
- * The pathologic process of cancer involves the uncontrolled growth and spread of abnormal cells.
- * The researchers investigated the pathologic process of the infection to develop an effective treatment.
Antonyms
normal process
healthy process
physiological process
natural process
benign process
harmless process
non-pathological process
non-disease process
non-medical process
ordinary process
usual process
routine process
standard process