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| Any disturbance of the structure or function of the body |
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The probable outcome of a disease or a disorder, the outlook for recovery.
Predication of the outcome of a disease. |
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Having symptoms.
ANY SUBJECTIVE MANIFESTATIONS WHICH INDICATE DISEASE. |
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Rapid onset & following a short but severe course. Sudden on set.
HAVING A RAPID ONSET OF SYMPTOMS. |
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The quality of being morbid. A diseased state. The incidence or prevalence of a disease. Morbidity rate.
THE STATE OF BEING DISEASED (PRESENCE OF DISEASE) |
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Marked by the tendency to spread, especially into healthy tissue, as a tumer.
INVADES THE PATIENTS BODY TO OBTAIN DIAGNOSTIC INFORMATION. |
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Of or relating to a disease having no known cause agnogenic.
AN ILLNESS OF UNKNOWN ORGIN. |
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Objective manifestations.
OBJECTIVE EVIDENCE OF DISEASE. |
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| An increase in the # of cells. |
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| The biological study of the functions of living organisms & their parts. All the functions of a living organism or any of its parts. |
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| Manner in which a disease develops. |
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Showing no symptoms dvidence of disease.
A DISEASE THAT CAUSES THE PATIENT NO DISCOMFORT OR DISABILITY. |
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Long duration. Used of a disease of slow progress and long continuance.
PERSISTING OVER A LONG PERIOD OF TIME. |
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The quality or condition of being mortal. Death rate.
THE STATE OF BEING MORTAL. |
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Not penetrating the body, as by incision or injection: noninvasive surgery: a noninvasive diagnostic method. Not invading healthy tissue: Noninvasive cancer of the bladder.
NOT ASSOCIATED WITH SIGNIFICANT RISK OR DISCOMFORT. |
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Of or relating to a hospital. Of or being a secondary disorder associated with being treated in a hospital but unrelated to the patient's primary condition.
AN INFECTION ACQUIRED IN A HOSPITAL. |
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Various subjective manifestations caused by a disease such as weakness or pain.
SUBJECTIVE MANIFESTATIONS WHICH INDICATES DISEASE. |
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| Abnormal maturation of cells. |
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| The scientific study of functional changes associated w/or resulting from disease or injury. Scientific study of such changes. |
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The determination of the nature & cause of a patient's illness.
THE TERM DENOTING THE NAME OF THE DISEASE A PERSON HAS. |
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| CONSIDERATION OF POSSIBLE DISEASES THAT COULD BE RESPONSIBLE FOR CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS. |
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| Any structural abnormality or pathologic change. |
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Balance
The ability or tendency of an organism or a cell to maintain internal equilibrium by adjusting its physiological processes. The processes used to maintain such bodily equilibrium. |
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| Structural changes associated with cell death. |
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| Induced in a patient by a physicians activity, manner, or therapy, Uses especially of infection or other complication of treatment. |
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| Induced in a patient by a physicians activity, manner, or therapy, Uses especially of infection or other complication of treatment. |
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| A reduction in size of a structure caused by decreased function, inadequate hormonal stimulation, or reduced blood supply. |
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| An enlargement or overgrowth of an organ caused by an increase in size of its constituent cells. |
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| List 5 Categories of Human Disease |
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Congenital & Hereditary Diseases
Inflammatory Disease
Degenerative Diseases
Metabolic Diseases |
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