Study of cellular changes in the body that require a microscope

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Study of changes in the body that can be seen without a microscope

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Setting up how diseases causes change in the framework or structure of the body

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Study of disease, as it relates to organs or organ systems

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Study of disease processes that occur on a cellular level.Such as inflammation, necrosis et cetera.This does not include studying the organs

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Study of disease to determine the cause of death

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Study of changes in the function of the body.That is caused by disease

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Study of tissue that has been surgically removed

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Examination of organs and tissues of the body after death, in order to determine the cause of death or disease process

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Condition that impairs the performance of idle function and limbing organisms

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Disease that presents itself after birth

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Diseases that are present at the time of or shortly after birth

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Objective disturbances produced by diseased observed by physician nurse or person attending the patient

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Subjective disturbances caused by disease that are felt or experienced by patients but not directly measurable

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Predict in the outcome of a disease

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Determining the name of a disease

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Disease with the cause is unknown

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Disease that comes on rapidly and only lasts a short time

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Disease thay comes on slowly and lasts for a long time

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Diseases that are always present in a community

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Widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time EX influenza

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Disease that occur as an epidemic that spreads across the entire world

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Genetic factors pass on from parents to their children

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Having a fever

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Infectious disease that may be passed directly or indirectly from one individual to another

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Infection acquired in a hospital or health facility

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Group of symptoms spots occur with a particular disease

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Portioning of symptoms of the disease, the disease becomes more severe

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Decrease your disappearance in the symptoms of disease

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Disease that occurs rapidly is severe.Unusually causes death

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Diseases that occur only rarely and without regularity

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Proportion of individuals in a population that have a particular disease

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Invasion of body tissues by disease causing agents such as bacteria or viruses

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Hypersensitivity of the immune system to something in the environment

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Any front disease that occurs as a result of work or occupational activity

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Poisoning the pathological state produced by a drug alcohol or any toxic substance

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The body's invaded or overrun by pests or parasites

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Unanticipated problem that are zero result of a procedure treatment or illness

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Illness caused by medical examination or treatment

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Set the development of a disease in chain of events leading to that disease

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Disease caused by lack of essential vitamin or mineral in the diet

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Measures the number of deaths in a population

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The frequency that a disease appears in a population

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Cause of disease

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Deterioration and loss of function in a tissue or organ

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Diffusion or accumulation of a substance into sales in an excess of what is normal

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The death of cells tissues and organs as a result of disease.The area that dies is still attached to the living tissue

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Necrosis of tissue resulting from inadequate drainage from the veins

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And necrosis of tissue due to a reduction in arterial blood supply to a by part that is not infected with bacteria

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Defect or deformity

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It's part of the vertebral column is not present or is not closed completely

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Incomplete development of an organ or part of the body

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Tissues are organs that are not formed or developed.Normally

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Arms or legs near the points of attachment are poorly developed or absent

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Arms or legs did not develop or are missing

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More than ten fingers or toes develop

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The pallet in the roof of the mouth did not develop properly and has an opening along the midline

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I'm difficulty distinguishing certain colors such as blue and yellow or red and green

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A birthmark that is malformed diolid blood vessels in the skin lesions are non.And appear as blotches of red or purple skin discoloration on any part of the body

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Genetic disorder, characterized by various degrees of mental retardation, adored, physique and other characteristics. Carnial and facial abnormalities

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Portrusion of the sack like projection of the abdominal cavity

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Cellular reaction to injury

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Confined area of pus

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Open sore on the skin or a mucous membrane That is accompanied by inflamed necrotic tissue

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Blister on the skin that contains serous fluid

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Infection of the sweat gland or hair follicle

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Subcuntaceous communicating boils producing and discharging puss and dead tissue

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A small pimple on the skin that contains pus

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Damage tissue is replaced with fibrous connective tissue

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Damage cells are replaced with the same type of normal cells

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I'm normal accumulation of fluid in the tissues or body cavities

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An abnormal collection of fluid in the pleural cavity ( around the lungs)

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Abnormal collection of fluid within the sack, around the heart

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A normal amount of fluid in the abdominal or peritoneal cavity

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Generalized massive accumulation of fluid in the subcunaceous tissues

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Abnormal accumulation of fluid and a satellite structure usually in a scrotum

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A normal amount of cerebrospinal fluid and have ventricles of the brain

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So that is the escape of blood or excessive bleeding from the blood vascular system

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Pinpoint hemorrhages

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A bruise, purplish patch caused by extravasation of blood into the skin

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Tumor like swelling filled with blood

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Nosebleed

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Blood in the sputum, (or from the lungs)

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Blood in vomit ( from the stomach)

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Blood in the stool/feces

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Bleeding into the pleural cavity

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Blood and the urine

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Bleeding to the point where life can no longer continue

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And normal, excessive and uncontrolled multiplication of sales with a formation of a mass or new growth of tissue

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The sturdy neoplasms

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malignancy of epithelial tissue

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Benign tumors of the bone

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Malignant tumors of the bone

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Benign tumors of this skin

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Mole that has become malignant

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I'm malignant tumor that generally occurs on the face

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Benign tumors of the skin, lung mouth and uterus

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Malignant tumors of the skin lung mouth and uterus

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Malignant tumors of nervous tissue

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Increase in the size of an organ or body part due to an increase in the SIZE of its cells

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Increase in size of an organ or body part due to an increase in the NUMBER of cells

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Exchange of normal epithelium, for another type of epithelium, such as cigarette smoking, that changes the epithelium of the lungs

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Of course modem conditions usually result from

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Heart, blood vessels blood and the lymph system are all parts of what system?

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What system transports blood and fluid , delivers nutrients to cells and transports waste for elimination

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Production in arterial blood supply and inadequate blood supply to an organ or body part, preventing it from receiving enough oxygen

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Excess of blood in the vessel supplying an organ or other part of the body

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Increased blood flow to the body as a result of excersise

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Increases blood in an area due to a disease process such as inflammation

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Can be physiological or pathological

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Excess blood in an area due to a decrease in venous drainage

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Theese are always pathological

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Formation or presence of an attatched blood clot within the heart or blood vessles

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Free floating object in the blood stream

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Reduced number of white blood cells. usually seen in aplastic anemia where the bone marrow is unable to produce white blood cells. Also seen in typhoid fever, influenza and measles.

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Increased number of white blood cells above.What is normal which may be caused by inflammation, infection or tissue damage

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Decreasing the number of erythrocytes (red blood cells) hemoglobin or both in the blood

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inherited hemorrhagic disease, characterized by a tendency to excessive and sometimes spontaneous bleeding.There is a lack of one of the basic clotting factors

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Cancer of circulating white blood cells and is characterized by an increased number of various white blood cell. Elements a failure of many of the white blood cells to reach maturity. And accumulation of these cells of organs in which they are not usually found.

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Increase in the number of blood cells

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Condition in which spontaneous bleeding occurs in the sebaceous tissues, causing the appearance of purple patches on the skin.This condition exhibits red or purple discolored spots caused by bleeding under the skin.It may be caused by vasculitis or lack of vitamin c

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Deficiency in the platelets in the blood. This causes bleeding into tissues, bruising, and slow blood clotting after injury

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Inflammation of the endocardium or inner lining of the heart.This is usually caused by bacterial infection, which can damage the heart valves

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Inflammation of the muscle in the heart or myocardium

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Inflammation of the outer sac around the heart

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Heart valve damage resulting from rheumatic fever

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Rheumatic fever usually come from ...

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Condition where the heart muscle has weakened and is an inefficient pump

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Disease of arteries resulting in a thickening and loss of elasticity in the arterial walls. Thickening and hardening of the walls resulting from plaque build up.

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Lipids deposited in arteries resulting in arterioscelerocis

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Localized dilation of blood vessels caused by a weakening of an artery wall. Can result in death

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Occurs when blood flow stops to part of the heart causing damage to the heart muscle

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Ascites, dehydration, emaciation, rapid decompose, rapid caugulation, jaundice, edema, purge, dissenting. These are post mortem symptoms resulting in wich system?

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Network of tissues and organs that help rid the body of toxins, waste, and other unwanted materials

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This system transports lymph fluid containing infection fighting white blood cells

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Inflammation of the two masses of tissue at the back of the throat

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Malignant cancers that start in the white blood cells in the lymphatic system and grows abnormally

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