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MT Ch6

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Term
Definition
Allergist   specialist in allergic reactions  
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Antigen   any substance that the body sees as being foreign  
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Allergen   any substance that produces an allergic reaction  
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Allergy   overreaction by the body to a particular antigen  
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Antihistamines   type of medication that works against histamine  
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Anaphylaxis   a severe response to an allergen  
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Immunologist   specialist in the immune system  
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Autoimmune Disorder   condition in which the immune system produces antibodies against its own tissues  
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Immunodeficiency Disorder   condition in which the immune response in compromised  
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HIV   Human Immunodeficiency Virus; bloodborne infection in which the virus damages/kills cells of the immune system  
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AIDS   Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome; most advanced/fatal stage of HIV  
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Immunotherapy   treatment of the immune system (involves stimulating the immune response)  
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Immunosuppressant   type of medication that prevents/reduces the body’s normal immune response  
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Oncologist   specialist in the prevention/causes/ treatments of tumors and cancer  
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Tumor   abnormal mass of tissue with uncontrolled cell multiplication  
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Neoplasm   new or strange formation (tumor)  
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Benign   not life-threatening  
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Malginant   potentially life-threatening  
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Myoma   tumor of muscle  
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Myosarcoma   tumor of muscle flesh  
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Angiogenesis   blood vessel creation (process by which a tumor supports its own growth by creating its own blood supply)  
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Cancer   class of diseases with uncontrolled cell multiplication and the ability of these cells to invade other tissues  
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Metastasize   process by which cancer spreads  
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Metastasis   change beyond control (new cancer site that results from the spreading process)  
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Carcinoma   cancerous tumor (that occurs in the cells that line the internal/external surfaces of the body/organs/glands)  
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Adenocarcinoma   cancerous tumor from a gland  
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Sarcoma   tumor of flesh (that occurs in connective tissue like bone/fat/muscle/ vessels)  
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Osteosarcoma   tumor of bone flesh  
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Chondrosarcoma   tumor of cartilage flesh  
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Angiosarcoma   tumor of blood vessel flesh  
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Lymphangiosarcoma   tumor of lymph vessel flesh  
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Lymphoma   tumor of lymph (or any lymph tissue)  
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Leukemia   blood condition of white (blood cancer that usually affects the white blood cells)  
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Chemotherapy   drug of chemical treatment (that kills fast growing cells)  
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Antiangiogenesis   against blood vessel creation (type of medication that disrupts the blood supply to a tumor)  
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Antineoplastic   pertaining to being against the new or strange formation (type of medication that blocks the growth of malignant cells)  
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Cytotoxic   pertaining to cell poisoning (type of medication that kills to damages cells)  
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Brachytherapy   treatment that is a short (distance; administered internally with implanted devices)  
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Teletherapy   treatment that is a far (distance; administered externally using 3D computer imaging machines)  
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Lymphadenitis   inflammation of a lymph node  
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Lymphadenopathy   any disease of a lymph node  
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Lymphangioma   benign tumor of a lymph vessel  
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Splenomegaly   abnormal enlargement of the spleen  
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Splenorrhagia   excessive bleeding of the spleen  
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Lymphedema   swelling of the lymph (node)  
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Lymphangiography   process of taking a picture of a lymph vesel  
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Anti-   against  
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Brachy-   short  
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Meta-   change beyond  
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Aden/o   gland  
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Angi/o   blood vessel  
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Carcin/o   cancer  
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Chem/o   drug or chemical  
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Chondr/o   cartilage  
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Cyt/o or –cyte   cell  
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Immun/o   protected or safe (the immune system)  
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Lymphaden/o   lymph node  
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Lymphangi/o   lymph vessel  
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Lymph/o   lymph  
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Lymphocyt/o   white blood cell  
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My/o   muscle  
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Neo-   new or strange  
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Onc/o   tumor  
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Oste/o   bone  
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Phag/o   eat or swallow  
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Sarc/o   flesh  
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Splen/o   spleen  
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Tele-   far  
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-edema   swelling  
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-genesis   creation or reproduction  
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-itis   inflammation  
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-lytic   to reduce or destroy  
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-megaly   abnormal enlargement  
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-ologist   specialist  
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-oma   tumor  
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-plasm   formation  
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-plastic   pertaining to formation  
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-rrhagia   abnormal excessive fluid discharge (usually blood)  
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-stasis   control  
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-therapy   treatment  
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-toxic or tox/o   poison  
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T-Lymphocytes   produced in the Thymus; phagocytes (cells that eat)  
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B-Lymphocytes   antibodies (immunoglobulins)  
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-emia   blood condition  
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Ab   Antiobody  
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Ag   antigen  
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CA   Carcinoma  
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HL   Hodgkin's Lymphoma  
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IG   immunoglobulin  
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LE   lymphedema  
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MET   Metastasis  
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met   metastasize  
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NHL   non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma  
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