Question

The morphological changes that occur in an organ determine the clinical features, course, and prognosis of the disease. Discuss

Answer 1

Human body is composed of twelve different organs .All functions together and are interrelated to one another .When an injury or insult occurs to an organ. It not only decreases its function but can have an impact on other body systems too. When there is morphological change in the organ ,first its function is altered and having the effects on others. For instance when there is a morphological change in the structure of an organ for instance liver. It can lead to alterations in the metabolism of the nutrients or the products entering it. If liver is affected it can directly impact the gastrointestinal system in absorption of nutrients and other sources .This can have an effect on neurological and musculoskeletal ,etc. , one after other. The clinical manifestation starts from liver problem to all other symptoms of each organ . The earlier it is identified and treated determines the prognosis of the condition related to the actual morphological change of an organ .