Disease Organisms

Illness Biology Part 1 Part A: i) Illness: Illness is damage to normal body function caused by infection and stress. It may cause symptoms such as illness and systemic disease. Parasitism: Symbiotic relationship between parasites and host. The parasite benefits from this relationship, but the host is normally hurting. The parasite gets nutrients from the host and may gain other benefits like evacuation centers. Parasites differ from parasites in that hosts are never deliberately killed by parasites.

Uveitis: 30 groups of inflammatory diseases, systemic diseases, organ-specific autoimmune processes, intraocular inflammatory diseases caused by cancer or trauma. In other words, uveitis is a complex type of eye disease that can be left untreated or that can cause blindness if not properly diagnosed. The current challenge in accurately diagnosing uveitis is that the causes of inflammation in certain eyes are often unknown or multilayered. As a result, about 3-10% of the victims of uveitis in developed countries and about 25% of the victims of uveitis in developing countries are blinded by misdiagnosis and ineffective drugs, antibiotics or steroid prescriptions It is on. In addition, uveitis is a polymorphic eye disease that is subdivided into granulomatous (or neoplastic) or non granulomatous anterior, middle, posterior or uveitis. In other words, the disease of uveitis tends to be classified by the anatomical position of the eye (for example,

There are diseases related to the whole body including bleeding and septicemia. There are diseases peculiar to individual organ levels - heart failure, stroke, renal failure, blindness. At the cellular level, there are diseases such as myeloma and leukemia. Genetic level of disease - Duchenne muscular dystrophy, Fabry disease. In all cases, finding the "level" of proper amplification is important to find the ultimate cause of the disease. Until recently, however, one level, the intracellular level present between cellular and genetic levels, has been neglected