Pathological

Pathological refers to anything related to or caused by a disease. It is a term often used in medical and psychological contexts. The term can be used to describe a condition, process, or behavior that is abnormal and indicative of disease.

Overview[edit | edit source]

Pathology is the study of diseases. It involves examining the causes, processes, development, and consequences of diseases. The main goal of pathology is to understand the nature of diseases to better diagnose and treat them. Pathologists are medical professionals who specialize in this field.

Pathological Conditions[edit | edit source]

A pathological condition is an abnormal state that is caused by a disease. This can include physical illnesses as well as mental health disorders. Some examples of pathological conditions include pathological fractures, which are fractures caused by disease, and pathological lying, which is a behavior associated with certain mental health disorders.

Pathological Processes[edit | edit source]

Pathological processes are the changes that occur in the body as a result of a disease. These can include inflammation, necrosis, atrophy, and many others. Understanding these processes is crucial for diagnosing and treating diseases.

Pathological Behaviors[edit | edit source]

Pathological behaviors are behaviors that are abnormal and indicative of a disease. This term is often used in psychology to describe behaviors associated with mental health disorders. Some examples of pathological behaviors include pathological gambling and pathological narcissism.

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