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Appendix A - Part 2

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Term
Definition
cerebrospinal   Pertaining to the brain and the spinal cord.  
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cerebrovascular   Pertaining to the brain and the blood vessels that supply it  
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epidural   Pertaining to above the dura matter  
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epilepsy   A disorder of the central nervous system characterized by recurrent seizures  
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meningitis   Inflammation of the meninges of the brain  
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neuralgia   Nerve pain  
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neurologist   A physician who specializes in diseases of the neurological system  
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schizophrenia   A type of psychosis in which the mind is said to be seperated from reality.  
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bradycardia   Pertaining to a slow heart rate  
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cardiologist   A physician who specializes in diseases of the heart  
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cardiomyopathy   Disease of the heart muscle  
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endocardium   Membrane lining the cavities of the heart  
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hypertension   High blood pressure  
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hypoxemia   Too little oxygen in the blood  
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myocarditis   Inflammation of the heart muscle  
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myocardium   heart muscle tissue  
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pericardium   Lining around the outside of the heart  
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tachycardia   Pertaining to a fast heart rate  
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bronchitis   Inflammation of the bronchi  
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dyspnea   Difficult, painful or faulty breathing  
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hypoxia   A condition of deficient oxygen levels  
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pharyngitis   Inflamation of the pharynx  
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pulmonologist   Specialist in diseases of the lungs  
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rhinoplasty   Surgical repair of the nose  
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rhinorrhea   Discharge from the nose  
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spirometry   Measurement of breathing  
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stethoscope   Instrument used to listen to lung and heart sounds though the chest wall.  
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arthritis   Inflammation of the joints  
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bursitis   Inflammation of the bursa, a fluid-filled sac around the joints  
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intramuscular   Pertainging to within the muscle  
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myalgia   Muscle pain  
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orthopedic   literally, means pertaining to straight foot-pertaining to the study of diseases of the skeletal and muscular system  
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tendinitis   Inflammation of the tendon  
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endocrinology   Study of the secreting glands that compromise the endocrine system.  
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hyperglycemia   Too much sugar in the blood  
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hyperthryroidism   Condition of too much throid hormone  
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hypokalemia   Low blood potassium  
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pancreatitis   Inflammation of the pancreas  
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autoimmune   The disorder characterized by abnormal function of the immunse system that causes the body to produce antibodies against itself.  
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immunocompromised   A condition in which the immunse system has been compromised by disease or immunosuppressive agents  
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leukemia   A malignant blood disease marked by abnormal white blood cells, or leukocytes  
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metastasis   The spread of cancer cells beyond the original site of the tumor through the blood or lymph  
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anemia   A blood condition in which there is a reduction in the number of red blood cells, hemoglobin, or the volume of packed red blood cells.  
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hematology   Medical study of the blood  
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myeloma   Tumor of the bone marrow  
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cholecystectomy   Surgical removal of the gall bladder  
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cirrhosis   Chronic liver condition that causes yellowing of the tissues  
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colonoscopy   Process of viewing the colon  
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dyspepsia   The condition of indigestion, or of painful digestion  
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dysphagia   Pertaining to difficulty in eating or swallowing  
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esophagitis   Inflammation of the esophagus  
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gastroenterologist   Specialist in the study or treatment of the stomach and intestines  
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nasogastric   Pertaing to the nose and the stomach  
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pancreatitis   Inflammation of the pancreas  
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sublingual   pertaining to under the tounge  
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nephrectomy   Surgical removal of kidney  
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polyuria   Condition in which one urinates incessantly  
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pyelonephritis   INflammation of the renal pelvis area of the kidney  
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urologist   Physician who specializes in conditions of the urinary system.  
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conjunctivitis   Inflammation of the conjuctiva  
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intraocular   Pertaining to the inside of the eye  
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ophthalmologist   Specialist in diseases of the eye  
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optometry   Process of measuring the eye  
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photophobia   Extreme sensitivity and discomfort from light  
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myringitis   Inflammation of the tympanic membrane  
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otitis   Inflammation of the ear  
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dermatitis   Inflammation of the skin  
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dermatologist   Specialist in the study of diseases of the skin  
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epidermal   pertaining to on the skin  
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histology   The study of tissues  
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percutaneous   Through the skin  
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subcutaneous   Pertaing to below the skin  
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gynecologist   A physician who specializes in the reproductive system of women  
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hysterectomy   A hernia of fluid in the testis or tubes leading from the testes  
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mammogram   An x-ray of the breast  
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obstetrics   The specialty pertaining to the care and treatment of mother and fetus throughout pregnancy, childbirth, and the immediate post partum period  
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vasectomy   Excision of part of the bas deferens to produce male sterility  
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