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| New Growth. Refers to cancers and tumors. |
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| Factors that lead into the production of a Disease. |
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| The combination of the study of Pathologic and Physiologic aspects of a disorder. |
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| The study of the cause of any disease or the theory of it's origin. |
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| Study of a disease and its tendency to affect a cetain group as to another group. Men to Women... |
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| Severe but last short period of time. |
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| Less severe but last longer |
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| Intermediate between acute and Chronic. |
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| A disease without known cause. |
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| Disease which can be transmitted from one to another. |
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| Many people in one area aquire a disease at the same time. |
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| Found to a lesser extent but specific to a certain area. |
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| A disease that is prevalent throughout an entire country or continent, or the whole world. |
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| Conditions of the disease noted by the patient |
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| Physical evidence of symptoms |
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| A Charcteristic group of symptoms and signs accompanies each disease. |
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| Prediction of the possible outcome of the disease. |
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| To prevent disease before it actually happens. |
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| Anything having life. Mico - Naked to the human eye. |
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| Disease producing Microorganisms |
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| Any disease causing organism |
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| If the Body is invaded by pathogens with adverse affects this is called? |
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| Infection which only affects a relatively small part of the body. |
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| Infection which affects the entire body |
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| An infection that takes hold because the host has been weakened by disease. |
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| An insect or animal that transmits a disease-causing organism from one host to another host. |
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| The study of Microscopic organisms |
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| Microorganisms that grow within our bodies. Crowd out and prevent the growth of other harmful varieties and organisms. |
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| Can Grow in absence of Oxygen |
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| Thread like appendages bacteria use to swim rapidly. |
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| Rod Shaped Cells- Bacilli |
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| Straight and slender cells. Some are cigar shaped, with tapering ends. |
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| Round cells and are seen in characteristic arrangements. |
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| Cells aranged in a chain like beads. |
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| Large cluster of cells. Like Grapes. |
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| One type of Bacteria which has only a slight curvature like a comma |
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| Bacteria which resembles a corkscrew. |
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| Bacteria capable of waving and twisting motion. Causes Syphilis. |
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| Rickettsia and Chlamydia are considered what? |
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| Large groups of simple plantlike organisms. Most complicated to kill. |
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| Single cell forms of Fungi are referred to as? |
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| The fuzzy, Fliamentous forms are called? |
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| Diseases caused by fungi. |
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| Smallest known infectious agent. Fundamental properties of living matter, but are not cellular, and have no enzyme system. |
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| Animal-like. found in water and in ground. |
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| Amebas Ciliates flagellates and Sporozoa. |
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| Presence of parisitic Worms in the body. |
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| Intenstinal Roundworm generally found in children of the rural south. |
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| Parasites that live in the small intestines. |
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| Found mainly in pork. Roundworms that can be found in the legs of rats, pigs and Animals. |
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| The disease in which the roundworm encases itself in the hosts muscle. |
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| Tiny thread like worms that cause Body Disturbances. |
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| When Filariasis clog the lymphatic vessels and lower extemities increase rapidly in size. |
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| No pathogens are present. |
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| Procedures that are designed to kill remove or prevent the growth of Microbes. Sterlize, Disinfect,and Antisepsis. |
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| To kill every living microorganism on an object. |
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| Any measure that kills all pathogens (except Spores) but does not kill all harmless microbes |
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| Terms for bacteria killing agents |
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| Bactericide and germicide. |
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| Pathogens are not necessarily killed but are not able to multiply. |
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| Less powerfull than disinfectants and are safe to use on living tissue. |
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| Treatment of disease by the administration of a Chemical agent. |
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| Chemical Substance which has the power to kill or arrest the growth of a pathogenic Microorganism. |
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| Hospital aquired disease. |
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| Groups of chemotheraputic drugs to treat cancers. |
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| Mostly commonly used staining procedure |
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| Used to determine TB and Leprosy. |
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| Nutrient broth or Agar. Used as food for growing bacteria in labs. |
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| Scientific term for the study of body structure. |
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| The study of how the body functions |
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| Upsets the normal structure and function of the body. |
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| Complex chemical Substances |
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| Framework of the body. Bones and Tissue make up the skeleton. |
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| Heart and Blood Vessels. Blood to all tissues to bring oxygen then away carrying waste. |
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| Organs to do with converting food into something the body can use. |
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| Breathing, Study of lungs and passage way leading to them. |
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| Skin and its apendages. Hair, Nail, Sweat and Oil glands. |
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| Excretes urine. Kidney, Bladder. Purpose to rid body of waste. |
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| Brain and spinal cord. Controls and coordinates other parts of body. |
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| Glands that secrete horomones. Hormones regulate body systems. |
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| complex substances and nutrients are broken down into simpler compounds and release energy |
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| Simple compounds are used to manufacture complex materials repair tissue. |
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| Intracellular and extracellular |
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| Body is in balance and free of disease and infection. |
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| The science that deals with the composition of matter. |
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| Small particles that form the building blocks of matter. |
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| When 2 or more atoms unite. |
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| Certain organs secrete substances. |
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