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Progression of disease

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ACUTE, CHRONIC, LATENT, PRODROMAL, MANIFESTATION

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therapy

Front

treatment used to promote recovery or to slow the progress of the disease

Back

somatic cells

Front

Any cells in the body other than reproductive cells

Back

Meiosis

Front

Cell division that produces reproductive cells in sexually reproducing organisms

Back

abcess

Front

localized collection of pus

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complication

Front

additional problem arise after the original diseases begin

Back

Pathology

Front

study of disease

Back

Symptoms

Front

Subjective characteristics of disease felt only by the patient

Back

Signs

Front

objective changes that a clinician can observe and measure

Back

idiopathic

Front

pertaining to disease of unknown origin

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radiology

Front

branch of medicine concerned with imaging

Back

Manifestation

Front

clinical evidence

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diagnosis

Front

identification of a disease

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latent stage

Front

no clinical signs are evident / invisible

Back

Sequelae

Front

unwanted outcomes of primary condition

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prodromal stage

Front

aware of the change in the body

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acute

Front

short term illness

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chronic

Front

milder condition, developing gradually

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lesion

Front

specific local change in tissue

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Pathogenesis

Front

development of disease

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Exarbation

Front

signs of disease increases

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ulcer

Front

open sore or lesion in the skin or mucous membrane

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Etiology

Front

study of the origin of a disease

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infection

Front

invasion of the body by a pathogenic organism

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Morbidity

Front

rate of disease in a population

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remission

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signs and symptoms subside

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Prevention

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avoid possible diseases

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