Diseases

Nephritis

• Inflammation of a joint, making motion difficult, painful, and limited.

• Disorder of the Brain something's resulting in convulsive movements and periods of unconsciousness lasting

• inflammation of the kidney

• A disease that is characterized by fever, inflammation, and pain around the joints and inflammation of the muscle and valves of the heart

Asthma

• Adverse sensitivities to low tolerances to specific substances that are not problems to people in general; most common forms of reactions are watering eyes, sneezing, nasal discharge, itching, or rash

• Repeat occurrence of wheezing, coughs, difficult breathing, and feeling of constructions because of bronchial contractions

• Disorder of metabolism of carbohydrates that is incited by excessive amounts of glucose in the blood or urine

• A viral infection that can result in the paralysis of body parts or systems, depending on the parts of the nervous system attacked

Epilepsy

• Any body organ or part existing in an abnormal form for the time of birth; can include the whole body (e.g., dwarfism, albinism); can be limited to one part (e.g., absence of an arm or leg); clefts (lip or palate); affect internal parts (e.g., spine, heart).

• Disorder of the Brain something's resulting in convulsive movements and periods of unconsciousness lasting

• Neurological disorder; involves involuntary movements and utterance called tics

• A disease that is characterized by fever, inflammation, and pain around the joints and inflammation of the muscle and valves of the heart

Allergies

• Adverse sensitivities to low tolerances to specific substances that are not problems to people in general; most common forms of reactions are watering eyes, sneezing, nasal discharge, itching, or rash.

• A form of cancer affecting the balance of cells in the blood and therefore the normal functioning of the blood.

• A viral infection that can result in the paralysis of body parts or systems, depending on the parts of the nervous system attacked

• Repeat occurrence of wheezing, coughs, difficult breathing, and feeling of constructions because of bronchial contractions.

Arthritis

• Bacterial infection that most frequently affects the lungs

• Rare inherited blood disorder characterized by the presence of crescent shaped red blood cells that become rigid and lodge themselves in the capillaries; common symptoms include chest pain, frequent infections, jaundice, and anemia.

• Inflammation of a joint, making motion difficult, painful, and limited.

• An anomaly characterized by a defect in the bone that encases the spinal cord.

ADHD

• Results may include liver and kidney damage; intellectual problems, learning disabilities, reduced IQ scores; developmental delays, severe ID; mild cases include clumsiness, poor handwriting, tremors, paralysis, and seizures

• Exposed prematurely; early developmental delays; learning and behavioral problems that continue throughout life; academic difficulties; hyperactivity; attention and memory problems; poor motor control and coordination

• Characterized by developmentally inappropriate attention skills, impulsivity, and in some cases, hyperactivity

• A group of chronic inherited disorders characterized by progressive wreaking and wasting of voluntary skeletal muscles

Leukemia

• Impairments that result from accidents; includes a great variety of conditions ranging through amputations, paralyses, and limitations of body functions

• A form of cancer affecting the balance of cells in the blood and therefore the normal functioning of the blood

• Disorder of the Brain something's resulting in convulsive movements and periods of unconsciousness lasting several

• A disease that is characterized by fever, inflammation, and pain around the joints and inflammation of the muscle and valves of the heart

Rheumatic Fever

• A disease that is characterized by fever, inflammation, and pain around the joints and inflammation of the muscle and valves of the heart.

• Disorder of metabolism of carbohydrates that is incited by excessive amounts of glucose in the blood or urine

• An anomaly characterized by a defect in the bone that encases the spinal cord.

• Any body organ or part existing in an abnormal form for the time of birth; can include the whole body (e.g., dwarfism, albinism); can be limited to one part (e.g., absence of an arm or leg); clefts (lip or palate); affect internal parts (e.g., spine, heart).

Spina Bífida

• An anomaly characterized by a defect in the bone that encases the spinal cord.

• Disorder of the Brain something's resulting in convulsive movements and periods of unconsciousness lasting several

• Any body organ or part existing in an abnormal form for the time of birth; can include the whole body (e.g., dwarfism, albinism); can be limited to one part (e.g., absence of an arm or leg); clefts (lip or palate); affect internal parts (e.g., spine, heart).

• Repeat occurrence of wheezing, coughs, difficult breathing, and feeling of constructions because of bronchial contractions

Congenital Anomaly

• A viral infection that can result in the paralysis of body parts or systems, depending on the parts of the nervous system attacked

• Several forms of paralysis due to damage to the brain; most common forms are ataxia, shown by marked inability to coordinate bodily movements; involves involuntary movements that appear in various combinations in different body locations—depending on the nature and sites of teh brain damage

• Bacterial infection that most frequently affects the lungs

• Any body organ or part existing in an abnormal form for the time of birth; can include the whole body (e.g., dwarfism, albinism); can be limited to one part (e.g., absence of an arm or leg); clefts (lip or palate); affect internal parts (e.g., spine, heart).