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supplementary med terms

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edema   an accumulation of an excessive amount of fluid in cells, tissues, or serous cavites  
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anasarca   a generalized infiltration of edema fluid into subcutaneous connective tissue  
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ascites   an accumulation of serous fluid in the peritoneal cavity  
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idiopathic   denoting a disease of unknown cause  
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etiology   causation; the doctrine of causes; specifically the cause of disease  
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iatrogenic   resulting from, or in the course of, activities of a doctor or surgeon  
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pathognomic   charateristic or indicative of a disease; denoting one or two specific symptoms  
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pathogenesis   the mode of origin or development of any disease or morbid process  
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cachexia   a general lack of nutrition and wasting occuring in the course of a chronic dicease or emotional disturbance  
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asthenia   weakness, debility  
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emaciation   extreme loss of flesh; growing lean  
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murmur   soft sound, like that made by a somewhat forcible expiration such as the mouth opening; heard on ausculation of the heart, lungs or blood vessels  
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bruit   an ausculatory sound, especially an abnormal one  
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thrill   the vibration accompanying a cardiac murmur which can be felt on palpation  
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