Meaning of "nosogenia" in the Portuguese dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF NOSOGENIA IN PORTUGUESE

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GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF NOSOGENIA

Nosogenia is a noun.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

WHAT DOES NOSOGENIA MEAN IN PORTUGUESE?

Pathogenesis

The term pathogenesis refers to the way in which the etiopatogenic agents attack our organism and the natural systems of defense react, however arising, lesions and dysfunctions of the damaged cells and tissues, producing the disease. The pathogenesis also relates to the defenses of our body, such as specific and non-specific defense, which consists of defending our body from pathogens. The etiology of a disease is the study of its causes, and is therefore related to the pathogenesis, although it should not be confused with this: the pathogenesis focuses on the aggressive process or mechanism; the etiology focuses only on causative agents of disease. Most illnesses are caused by various processes. For example, certain types of cancer arise from dysfunction of the immune system. References ^ Fox, Alvin. General aspects of bacterial pathogenesis. University of South Carolina School of Medicine: Microbiology and Immunology Online Textbook, 2010.

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10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «NOSOGENIA»

Discover the use of nosogenia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to nosogenia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.

Doctrina Homeopatica

NOSOGENIA Génesis de las enfermedades "El conocimiento filosófico de las enfermedades, según SAUVAGES, es lo que se llama etiología, o la ciencia de la conexión mútua que se encuentra entre los síntomas, sus principios y sus ...

Conrado Medina, 2005

Anais de farmácia e química de São Paulo

"NOSOGENIA DA FOME NO CEABÁ" Prof. Fernando Leite B e s u m o No trabalho "Nosogenia da fome no Ceará", (de nosos = doença e genea = geração ) o autor, com mais de 25 anos de convivência com as barracas operárias do sertão, ...

Grande enciclopédia portuguesa e brasileira: Ilustrada com ...

NOSOGÉNICO, adj. Relativo à nosogenia: «Esta maganagem nosogénica é diferente da vadiagem inata, que constitui estigma moral de degeneração», Austregésilo, Pequeno) Males, p. 134. NOSOGRAFAR, o. t. Fazer a nosografia de: «...foi ...

Institutiones practico medicae, rudimenta nosologiae et ...

CAUSA ET NOSOGENIA. • 510. Omnes unanimi consensu medici declarant. unicam varicellae causam contagiosum fomitem esse, cujus vehiculum prae- bet latex lymphaticus , aut puriformis, quem pu- stulae recondunt. An vero a contagio  ...

Johann Valentin de Hildenbrand, 1825

Novo diccionario francez-portuguez: composto sobre os ...

(nozojcnl) nosogenia V formaran das doenças). Nosocrapoie, s. f. med. ( nozografl; nosogrt pbia. NosOLonm, s. f. med. (nozolojl) nosología, t N0SOLO6ISTE, s. m. (nozolojiste) nosología. Nosstnis, s. m. inoçarf) teia-branca d'algodlo (das ...

José da Fonseca, 1859

Medical lexicon

NOSOGENIA, (но«о«, and yu*m,' to engender,') Pathogeny. NOSOGENY, Pathogeny. NOSOGEOGRAPHY, Geography, medical. NOSOG'RAPUY, Noeograph' tu, (F.I A'onyra. phie, (iiuent, and уоафи, 'I describe.') A ue>- cription of diseases.

Robley Dunglison, 1866

Anais

... supervenientes, que determinam a evolução ou a involução, o esplendor ou a deformação das ações e reações psíquicas ligadas a estrutura ou ao metabolismo do cérebro, tanto no que à simiòtica como ã nosogenia se prendem ? Estes ...

Sociedade Brasileira de Filosofia, Rio de Janeiro, 1946

Formoso de Minas no final do século XX: 130 anos!

Com Aureliano Furtado tor- nou-se, naquela década, um aplicado aprendiz de Medicina logo dominando vastos conhecimentos sobre farmacopéia, nosogenia e outros ramos da Ciência indispensáveis para se diagnosticar, corre- tamente, ...

Xiko Mendes, 2002

Revista de ginecologia e d'obstetricia ...

Couvelaire (in Couvelaire e Couvelaire, 22) a estudou sob o ponto de vista anátomo-patológico e terapêutico. Mais tarde, Dieck- mann (27) e Moloney e col. (62) esclareceram a nosogenia da alteração sanguínea, emprestando nova feição ...

Anuário

... essas pestes e mais pragas que pelo sertäo e litoral desanimam o criador e o agricultor, rouban- do-lhes as vantagens no proveito das lavras e da reproduçäo dos rebanhos ? Mostràram-lhe em quadros a nosologia e a nosogenia ?я.

Museu Imperial (Brazil), 1943