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| moving from site of origin |
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| total parenteral nutrition |
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| providing total nutrition needed by giving nutritive liquid through the venous route |
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| nutrition through the small intestine route |
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| hypoxia caused by decreased blood flow |
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| area of dead cells commonly due to obstruction of arteries |
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| problem that arose is related to the prescribed treatment |
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| disease acquired from hospital environment |
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| state of sameness that the body strives to maintain |
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| mental or physical injury |
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| microorganisms that usually cause abscesses |
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| Staphylococcus and Streptococcus |
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| causes throat condition, rheumatic fever and scarlet fever |
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| Leading cause of death in world |
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| thrush, ringworm, histoplasmosis |
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| viruses associated with ovarian cancer |
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| Herpes simplex and Human papilloma virus |
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| measure taken to prevent disease |
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| examples of bacterial infections |
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| Salmonella, Shigella and Streptococcus |
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| Most definitive test for cancer |
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| Pap smear, mammograms, monthly self-breast exams |
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| chemotherapy, radiation, surgery |
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| most common type of infection |
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