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| Disease that only runs for a short amount of time |
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| Disease with a long duration |
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| Inanimate object that harbors a microorganism |
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| Biological carrier of a disease |
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| Illness caused by microorganisms naturally present in a body |
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| Infectious agents from outside the body |
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| Normal organisms found in the body |
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| Skin, Respiratory Apparatus, Alimentary Canal, Genitourinary system, Placenta |
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| First stage of disease, just beginning to feel unwell |
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| Full invasion, max. intensity |
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| Acme, the disease at its height |
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| begin of the decline of the disease |
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| regaining strength after illness. still susceptible |
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| time between being infected and the first appearance of symptoms |
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| infection when the microbes remain in a confined part of the anatomy |
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| Infection when the microbes travel throughout the body |
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| Infection where symptoms don't manifest |
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| Infection by two or more different organisms |
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| Disease where bacteria invade the bloodstream |
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| Disease where bacteria invade the bloodstream and multiply |
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| study of the patterns of disease |
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| interval between successive binary fissions of a cell or population of cells |
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| no cell division- cells are adapting to the new environment |
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| bacterial cells are undergoing exponential growth (binary fission) |
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| chemical substance that triggers a response |
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| protein produced in response to an antigen |
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| study of disease in a population |
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| incidents of disease in a population that includes fatal and non-fatal diseases |
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| an abscess or boil is an indication of a |
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| the movement of fluid from the point of injection to areas throughout the body |
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| death of cells with replacement |
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| death of cells without replacement |
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