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Etiology and pathogenesis are very related. Etiology includes risk factors and causative organisms and is the actual cause of disease. Pathogenesis is how those things went about causing the disease: the mechanism of disease.
Example: Tuberculoses
Etiology: intravenous drug user injected, became infected with m. tuberculosis
Pathogenesis: m. tuberculosis invaded into the lung, started destroying tissue, causing cough, etc.
Disease: tuberculosis
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Etiology is the medical term meaning cause of a diseasePathology
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Etiology is what causes a disease or how it occurs based on studies
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The source or origin of a disease is?
pathogenesis
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The development of a particular disease which include causative factors of the diseaseThe term pathogenesis originates from the Greek language. Pathos means 'disease' and 'genesis' means creation. When these meanings are put together, the word 'pathogenesis' means the creation of a disease, or where it originated from.
