PBS - 3.1.4 - Evidence Evaluation

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What is the etiology of asthma?

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Exposure to environmental factors.

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What is the cause of a disease or condition called?

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Etiology.

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What is the etiology of heart disease?

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Lifestyle.

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What is etiology in medicine?

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The study of the causes of a disease.

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What is the etiology of the flu?

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A virus.

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What are common environmental factors that can trigger asthma?

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Allergens, pollution, smoke, and respiratory infections.

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How does lifestyle contribute to heart disease?

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Poor diet, lack of exercise, smoking, and excessive alcohol consumption.

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What role do genetics play in disease etiology?

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Genetics can predispose individuals to certain diseases, influencing their risk.

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What is the difference between subjective and objective evidence in medicine?

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Subjective evidence is based on personal experiences and symptoms, while objective evidence is measurable and observable.

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Can lifestyle changes impact the etiology of diseases?

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Yes, lifestyle changes can prevent or mitigate the effects of diseases.