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| sensitivity to certain substances |
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| drug that relieves pain without deadining sence of touch |
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| one celled microorganisms that may cause disease |
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| long lasting or recurring |
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| hair like structures along the surface of the mucous membrane in the air passages |
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| a drug that slows down the actions of the nervous system |
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| inflammation of the brain |
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| attacks the microorganisms that attack the body |
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| the first and most widely used antibacterial drug |
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| a period of isolation imposed to prevent the spread of cpntagious diseases |
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| first line of deffense of the body |
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| lymphatic tissue at the back of the throat to help fight infection |
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| lyphatic organ in which disease fighting lymphocytes mature |
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| patches of lymph nodes in the walls of the small intestine that continually clean the digestive system |
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| low, beneath, under normal |
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| discovered smallpox vaccine |
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| infection of respiratory system that causes a severe bout of coughing when trying to breath |
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| exisiting before birth or ocurring at the time of birth |
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| localized and nonrecurrent; not malignant |
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| cancer producing substance |
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| surgical removal of a small piece of tissue for microscopic examination |
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| a medical treatment using drugs and chemicals |
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| the most common cause of death from cancer in America |
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| bodys way of reacting to some mental or physical demand placed on it |
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| leading causes of death in the US and Western Europe |
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| most common crippling disease in America |
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| changes in the body or its functions |
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